Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1934, Page 25

AUCTIONS. il 1 THE EVENINC ~ STAR. WASHINGTON, - MUTT AND JEFF— HELLO , BOYS, ARE You READY TO HANG THE WALL PAPER FOR ME! That Covers It! g MRS. ASHBOTTLE WERE READY TO HANG UP ANY AND EVERYTHING ITS AVERY ARTISTIC J0B You BoYs MADE BUT WHERE ARE MY PICTURES AND THE (Continued.) 5126 5th St. NW like new and a To see phong N3, or WAPLE & JAM 14 SEE THESE TODAY. Such Values Are Getting § 1001 UPSHUR ST. NX.E Corner—Cente: bric in Michigan Park 1 cquipped kiiche ceptional opport stricted co terms. Just. buy for Mosse, INC carce. sunshine home oom. An e 641 GIRARD ST. N.E. Colomial type. 6 rooms and porches, panelled walls; paved s alley. $0,730. 219 BRYANT ST. N.E 6 rooms and bath. buili-i 85030, ALL ARE OPEN AND LIGHTED. EUGENE H. PHIFER, ___Phone Decatur 4xn7-R BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK DWELLING OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK. 2922 18th ST. N.W 4 bed o prac Sacrifice ‘for Imi m down for inspe TOLEDO GUAR. 10 or ¢ ATION $7.950. TWO-FAMILY APA fust off of five room ceptional attractive JNO.F. DONOHOE & SONS 314 Penna. Ave. S.E. " CHARMING HOME. b flot heat. ¢ cit BRIIGRAMAITIE, "ORGETOWN HODMI en Les, an von closed re. for two fa ne ECUTOR'S SA orches. two o8 doub neighb retury ation off rhood. Pricec o c : trac z Cleveiand 2 S Wb Reduced erly $14.300; noy Vi 'h\. 'nf‘l t OWNER. District 43 ol TILDEN ST.. EAST CONN. AVE. ONLY $7.950. . Renovated, Modern 2 baths. rch. rear porch: on e to the best schools rest bargain in citv. PE CLOSE-IN N.W. SU! $5,000—TERMS. Suburban home. 2 acres of land west of Col ave. in Chevy C! House has living room. dini en. 3 bed roon nd d aiage and chicken house grapevines McKEEVER-HARTUNG CO Natl 4350 Shorcham Bldg Natl 2 B < R enient to ial schools pul ECT h PL.N.E. districts IN recreation, garage and the The locati price i on’ premises J. S. Gruver, Owner SELL NEWLY RE- rooms. _includin S1.850: pay- :5 per_month ne. next to Glendale See H. L. HART. 330X Rainier, Md. Phone De- COLORED—WILL modeled bunzalow bath. ami ahle $100 cash, 4502 " Gaultpl. Baptist Church. R L ave. Mt catur 1240 COLORED home. ~ northwest: only §7 THADEN. Cleveland G440 5 COLORED—_ 2431 ONTARIO RD. NV first-class 6-room and bath brick house a first-class neighborhood: modern. new- house conditign: splendid} mortgage holder taking real loss Inspec- tion by appointment THOS. E. JARR NICE ~MODERN Call ELL CO. Realt W 1 National ¢ COLORED—S$1.850. 10 DIX ST. N rooms_ and " bath AR excelient buy vestment. Terms. cash. balance $25 per month, to in interest_and_principal SR JNO.F. DONOHOE & SONS 314 Penna. Ave. SE COLORED. EXCEPTIONAL OFF 913 47th ne large. ht bath. celiar. gas. electrich orches. Just Tike new $50 cash, balance $:7.50 a CHIVIS. 4 Hunt pl. National 1 COLORED MODEL HOME Capital View Realty Co. Cordially Invites You to Attend the 2nd Week's Showing of Washington's FIRST MODEL HOME IN CAPITAL VIEW, THE CAPITAL’S FINEST COL- ORED SUBDIVISION 5027 Ames St. N.E. Completely Furnished by National Furniture Co., Inc. SEE ADVT. ON PAGE B-4 OF TODAY’'S STAR T0th cellar, eit ude Bungalow electric for a home or iR, rooms. e. onth or Tic m n. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. _ CASH FOR OLD FRAME HOUSES. D. C. gy jmmediate settlement; E A GAR- District 4508 G_Vermont ave SALE—SUBURBAN. TWO-ROOM BUNGALOW. GARAGE. VERY LARSE LOT. SHADE TREES. GOOD STREET AND NEIGHBORHOOD: NEAR EVERYTHING: SL.u00: 100 ca per mo. Others ' RAY COGSWELL, Ballston Ave.. Baliston. Va 7 GRANT AVE. TAKOMA PARK. MD 6 rooms and bath. garage: house excel- lent condition: fine large lot: close to high- way and school. Will sell cheap to save arrying_over ~Winter. Call evenings, SALE_ATTRACTIVE -ROOM BUNGA- Jow double garage. fertile garcen lot: small cash pavment. rest like rent. Inquire @. M. HARRISON. Suilland. Md. SALE—SUBURBAN. . (Continued. B | TAKOMA PARK. MD.. 127 GRANT AVE. oms and bath. garage: excellent con- high ground. large landscaped lot: RENT—OFFICE SPACE. more rooms at_very reasonable prices. Boss & Phelps Building. 1417 K st. n.w. DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. ONE_OR in ~'1o school. A builder's trade. hence he low price of $6.250. To inspect. call THOS E._ JARRELL CO. Realtors 11 _10th St. N.W. National 07 HIGHLAND PARK, VA, Homes are selling rapidly in Highland | Park. There is » reason. Transportation | and an_convenicnces. Wooded tots. - Five or six rooms. Fiftcen minutes from Cen- ter of Washington w. S WATERFRONT PROPERTY. front property. with house: isolated; over 50 miles from D. C. Give price & detatls. Address Box 131-R. Star office nial hemes. ducking shores. farms for bookler and list. THE MD 1 Guilford ave.. Baltimore. Md. RENT—DESK SPACE DESK ROOM IN LAW OFFIC! and Eye sts. Nominal r require HOGE,_Jr.. K St. NW, Eve. and Sun. ct Cleveland 1138, 15 PARK AVE _HYATTSVILLE. =4.500—Small Cash Pa Sunday after 2 pm. un : -room and bath modern bun- | fiont and rear porches, large lot, ‘R A. BROWN, 4 % V. 2 National 165 ~ RENT—SUBURBAN. LAUREL. MD 8 ROOMS, BATE 16 Re Open for professional or tives with consulting engineer and at Enlarging our suite. Address Box Ui Star office galow garace " EXCHANGE. 7-ROOM four years old brick, double for clear lot or 6-room house ¥ Chase, D. C. Address Box 3 Star office. . SALE—BUSINES CORNER: 15t COM.: EXCELLEN west location: a barea all month. ocated phone CHARLES Laurel 119, FURNISHED COTTAGE: 1 country property: excel elaker on premises: S5 per 1. Teiephone Clev. 1414 | ESIDENCE. LARGE GROUNDS, ements. Inquire ow Blair rd. Phone Georgia ALEXANDRIA, VA issell rd.—6 r. b, h-w.h Queen st b a Vet . b k st—6 1. b h.-a BRODIE & COLBERT. IM 105 South Roval St. Phone Alex. 2484. NT_PROPERTY. MODERN_BRICK HOUSES RENTING $4:0 vear: $3.050 each: exchange for clear lots. HARRY K. BOSS_1417 K st N B ST h SE—4 FRAMES + rooms elec., etc.: good condition. Rent, S50 each. Price. only $1.650 each Nicely_financed. OWNER _District 4508 BUSINESS PROPERTY ore. beauty pa T8 pe H STANLEY, INC, PROPERTY. SALE—FARMS | CHEAP_ LAND 200 ACR smail house. 20 mi. Wash. Hghwy. Landwehr, Pot. ( . 4000 > . ;+ 4000 RESTRICTED SMALL ACREAGE TR 12 acres each. ) 10" S1500 eact e city eleciric : free of nail’ cash Dayment. eas Ving rent and bu NEAR 10. Barr AUTO LOANS. AUTO LOANS PROCURED FINANCE SERVICE INC 939 N. Y. Ave N.W._ NA 0% 7808 QUICKLY CONFIDENTIALL ATLAS AUTO FINANC 10th gt. N.W. Lot 23x. rick gar ed T. GRAVATTE h St 1 901 Evening phone. == FRAN FREE 8339, PARKIN ership 1s more satl K:30 to 530, sburban _pieces close acre: farms much 1 E_JARRELL CO . Reu 1 10ih St N.W. _ Phone WITH SA d bath Met ) = gis del~ |AUTO LOANS PROCURET Service Is Prompt, Dignified and Fi Embarrass | Tape A ht-room IbEaiics UNITED BROKERAGE CO 943 N. Y. Ave (Cor. 10th) NA. 5555 " NEED MONEY QUICKLY WANTED—SEVERAL _ ACRES, ~ WATER not nd POTOMAC RIVER PROPERTIES—COLO- rite REALT 5 ORTH- L. H. THADEN. Phone Cleveland G140. ® Y. N RE. 1014 14th. NW % and bath brick 1n | AUTO LOANS QUICKLY, 3 AUTO BANKERS CO. 904'N Y AVE NW | MONEY TO LOAN CORP._ 1405 L § T STATE LOAN CO. Mt Ra LOANS UP TO: $300: on Furnit Co-Makers. () Months Pay. 5 NC LOANS, - er. Md. LARGE CORNER provements Box 41-R NTION BUILDERS! _ NORTHWE ient, busimess or Chevy Ch lots at very special prices. Clev. 1470 [WO BARGAINS — LARGE LOT. AR a imp.: sell below assessed of %1 30 acres, Defense High Way. at $145 acre.Phone Columbia 1507 CHOICE CORNER VILLA SITE. 300 FT. ce (X000 sq. ft.). growing Va. sub’ 5. Adams 1786, TS. NEAR x215 feet. for Will take good Address Box 1 R REAL ESTATE LOANS. at lowest rates. Prompt service L. HEISKELL 1115 Eve st n.w Tst tape DR A HENRY. Inc 10161t n LO. On Real E. Promp:_Act PERCY F MONEY TO LOAN. Monev_for Ist trust D. C. mor! gages. No delays, 6% interest charge unless loan is made. | mit_full particulars H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. 1315 H St. N.W. PROPOSALS. SURY DEPARTMENT. | my Division. _ Public _ Works | Washington, D. € -—SEALED BIDS 7 | cate. subject to Exec e e esirable home site. 50 o 60 ft. {ront- | dated March 14, 1 in general vi 5 Heights. J WESLEY drai ‘or in Wesley tion' of Public Works, w BUCHANAN. 916 15th st. n.w. Met. 1143, | opened in this office 10 am. De ik B 6, 1034, for furnishing all RENT—STORES. terms. o t payment et LOT 16, SQ. 4154, DESIRABLE LOTS FOR ROW HOUSES and flats_various sections of city. B H. GRUVER. OWNER __Investment Bldg Nationai 1 ON S ST. AT 7 E | 15-Ft. Alley- % Phone District 4 Detached, Row House, Apartment House S Also First and Second Com Desirable Locations. Brokers Protected OWNER. Phone National 0717. HAVE CLIENT WHO gency will be labor work for may c 'Wor del ant Director of Procurement. Py Branch no ice Bldg. Washington, D. C. 323 CONN 3523 C INN. AV Assistant Diregtor of Procurement, Publ e Darking space for Customers. = RENT—STOXES. | materiali and performing all k e | bituminous surface treatment 308 M N W.—LARGE STORE ROOM, 1 | driveway at the U Tooms above; busy street; S60. i tions. mot_exceeding one set. | LT G e tained from the custodian of ing or at this office in the discretion of ¢ In the “PARK-AND-SHOP” develob- | Works Branch. ) store: heat furnished. | vide for two small shops. SHANNON & LUCHS CO. H St. NW. Natlonal | SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE— 2nd and srd trusts in D. C No red w - No Sub- District 0908, Branch, h i W. E. REYNOLDS, Assist FOR RENT | Best Section Connecticut Avenue | Business Center near Dupont Circle 1640 Connecticut Avenue First and Second Floors Suitable for High-Class Business Purposes Elevator in Building RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. 1321 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Phone Decatur 3600 SALE—WAREHOUSES. SALE—WABE;IOUSES. FOR SALE Valuable Warehouse & Storage Property 6100 SLIGO MILL ROAD N.E. Fronting Over 650 Feet on B. & O. Railroad 700 Feet Spur Track on the Property CONSISTING OF: MAIN WAREHOUSE—Containing over 45,000 Square Feet of L Floor Space and will hold five freight ca g space on both sides of track. 100-carload capacity. GARAGE—Accommodating eight trucks. OFFICE BUILDING—40x60. 71 ACRES GROUND—Ideally All Buildings of Modern Fireproof Construction REASONABLE TERMS—WILL FINANCE PURCHASER |# REALESTATE MORTGAGE AND GUARANTY CORPORATION |4 1610 K Street N.W. National 1403 [SXTIIIIINID TS T T TTRIRRRR e et e e e Reeeeeve e e tuated. ATTLAATTTTER AR TR LT LT TR CRC RN RNRSTUENNSURNSNNNNEY, Sadadeihsadediietetetedetesatethtatatatetetats it ated EAR 14th | £ Tences Address Box 64-R, Star office. | OFFICE_AND DESK SPACE AVAILABLE | (¢ hizh-class representa- | HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE. MD. | karage! ember | of the District of Ci and | huild for | plat : the | ately thereafter parcel * S. Public Health Sery- | Specifica be ob the build | _|AU(‘TION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. | AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF FULLY DETACHED SEVEN-STORY _AND _ BASEMENT. BRICK-AND-STONE BUILDING. TO- HER WITH ALL FURNITURE. BEING PREMISES 115 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. < virtue of @ certain deed of trust. tea by the Racquet Glub. on July 1. and recorded Septfmber 11. emotie the land records of the District of Columbia. 1 Liber 4177, folio 437 et sea.. | and_because of defauit 'in the terms and ditions thereof and at the request of the holders of over per centum in amount of the outstanding bonds se- cured thercby. the undersined substituted | trustees. by appointment of the Supreme | Court’ of the District of Columbia. in | Equity ‘Cause No 57.144. will offer’ for sale at public auction. in front of the Ses "on MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY ECEMBER. 1914 AT TEN O CLOCK the _fol _described land and in the District of Colum- and distinguished as lots 1) to forty (40). Vincent's Orphan of lots square and ninety-sev W. F office of the with the improve- enances there- a ca. and upon the bu the above-described land es are authorized by said to sell and convey, One-third of the pur- | oF D | AM ooth Asyinm's numbered s m x to belone ment_ax crected wh st s of sale annually and to be first deed on the property sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser A depo of $5000 in cash or certified check to be ed at time of sale. All conveya nps, etc.. at cost of s of sale to be complied day of sale nd cost of defaultir advertisement of three times per week for ive weeks in some Dewspaper in_Washington. D. C. Y. E BOOKER. 740 15th St. NW, W. W. CHISWELL, 43 H SU NW. CARTER THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. 1 P SIX VALUABLE H{REE-STORY BRICK APARTMENT SPRING ROAD Six certa Lber No and | the District of Columbia of the party secured ned t w NORTHW! 5 deeds of 145, 151 d rec and at thereby 153, 1 rds of the ur: i bremises. situate of Columbia design. ne lots 47, 48 50 5 is_Cafrit?’ subdivision of lots as per MONEY TO LOAN ON D C_REAL ESJT; g‘k : d-and resoid at P SCHICK. A THRIFT Trustees del 357101215 THOS. J. C 1431 EYE §T. NW TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM PROVED _REA! ; SIX: TEENTH STREE RTHWEST NEAR JUNIPER SIREET AND ON BIRCH DRIVE r deeds of trust io 567 et seq 03 et seq. of the District of Columb a of the party thereby thereunder. the med in said deeds le by public _auc- perty. OP_ DECEM- AT THREE bed un- rec | an lang HE_FIFTH D 3 COMMENC LOCK P M. the following-descri improved ground in said District, namely Parcel 1 -seven (33} to forty | 140} b in the R E. Latimer nd Co of Tots in n forty- ( plat_recorded in 9 atfolio vor's office abia; subject 10 the Testriction line as shown on said covenants of record. And immed *. being_lot fort seven (47) in the R. E. Latimer Land Cor pany’s subdivision of lots in square num bered twenty-seven hundred and forty- ve-D (2745-D) as per D aid survevor's office in Li i subject to the bmilding restr 4s shown on said plat and covenants of And imme v thereafter parcel e (1) and two « squ nty-seven hundred and fif in the subdivision made by riges Company. as per plat recorded in the office of the survevor for the District of Columbia in Liber 88, at folio 41: subject to the building restriction lipe a5 shown on said plat and covenants of recor Terms of sale: Cash. Deposit of $600 on parcel 1 and of $200 each on parcels 2 and 3 required when the property is Knocked down. Taxes adjusted to date of sale. Convevancing. recording and revenue Sfamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied With Within thirty (30) davs frem sale. otherwise trustees reserve right to resell ihe property. at risk and cost of defaultine purchaser. after five davs ad- Yertisement n '3 néwspaper published in vashington Washinglonyd {TAM W MILLAN. 900 F Streei N'W. ROBERT F. L YMITH 900 F Street N.W. no23-d&ds exSu&hol Trustees. _ THOS. J OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS Default having been made in the pay- ment of principal and interest of a certain collateral note of Graeme T. Smallwood. dated June 1. 1930. originally for one thousand six hundred twenty-four dollars and sixteen cents (%1.624 16). in the pres- ent principal balance of one thousand seventy-four dollars and sixteen cents (S1.074.16) cember ‘8. 19 hundred nine t eight cents (S: . and at the request of ihe holder thereof. 'we will sell to the highest bidder therefor. at public auction. in our auction room: 1 Eve st. nw.. Washington. D. C. SATURDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A.D. 1934, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. the foliowing- described collateral securing the payment of the note aforementioned: Book con- taining valuable collection of United States stamps, _including practically complete ues from 1847 to 192G, Many stamps are in unused condition’ and in blocks of four. This collection will be on ex- hibition'_in our auction rcoms from 10 AM. TO 2 PM. FROM DECEMBER 3, 19334, to date of sale. Terms of sale: All cash THOS. J. OWEN & SON. no28-de1,3.5.7 Auctioneers. e-A Liber & ing, | EN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS. | on WED- | tion line | D. C. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934 —By BUD FISHER THOS. J. OWEN _& SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR- STORY BRICK APARTMENT BUILD- ING CONTAINING TWENTY APART- MENTS, KNOWN AS PREMISES 363 CONNECTICUT = AVENUE NORTR- By virtue of & certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 45K1. folio 408 et seq.. of the land records of ihe District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustee | will sell at public auction_in front of the | premises. on FRIDAY. THE THIRTIETH | DAY OF NOVEMBER. AD. 1434. AT FOUR | OCLOCK P.M.. the following-described land gnd premises. situate in the District | of ‘Columbia. and des'gnated as and being lots numbered forty-four (44) and forty- | five (45) in block numbered six (6) in | Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company's subdivision of land how known as “Con- | necticut Avenue Highlands.” as per plat of | said_subdivision recorded in County Book | No. 1%. page 12. of the records of the office | of the survevor of the D.strict of Columbi. ' Terms of sale: One-third of the pu chase money to be paid in cash. balance in two equal installments. pavable in one |and two vears. with interest at six per | centum per annum. payable semi-annually | from dav of sale. secured by first deed of | trust upon the property sold. or all cash. &t ption of the purchaser. A deposit of s will be required at time of sale All convevancing _recording. eic.. at cost purchaser. Terms of sale to be com: With within thirty days from day of rwise the trustee reserves the The property. at the risk and ting purchaser. after five i ement of such resale in some fewspanar nublished 1 <hineton D. C. THE W N LOAN_AND ‘ defa TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. By AIFRED H. LAWSON no10-d&ds.exSukhol Vice Pres'dent. DUE TO THE INCLEMENT WEATHER he ab has_been postponed until TUESDAY 'THE FOURTH DAY OF DE- CFMBER. AD 1024 at the same Dmcz.i s ' | AT TWwO O°CTOCK P M 4eBY ORDER OF THE TRUSIEE. | der | THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1431 EYE ST. NW. COTLATERAL AT AUCTION. of the power of sale e in_collateral agreem February 2 19:1. default ha Urred under the terms thereof. we wil 1_at_public on._within_the ofice f Thomas J n & Son_ 1431 Eve St nw on FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER AD. 143§ AT ONE-FIFTEEN OCLOCK PM. the following ~collateral n e said siened Cl-nde. and M1 of o Stanislaw wit o, Gruber Wash ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVFD REAL ESTATF TWO-STORY BRICK-AND-FRAME DWELLIN PORTER STREET NORTHW ue_of a deed of trust. recorded in folio 25 et seq.. one of the the under i rustees will offer for e by public on front of prem- tses _on MONDAY THE THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER 4. AT FOUR-TH'™ OCLOCK PM_ the following-described District of ~Columbia Harry Wilson's sub- Conecticut t recorded in 121, n the surveyor's t of Columbia: subiect riction line as shown ce ot the D the boildin d plat s of One-fourth of the pur- hase monev to be paid in cash. balance | equal installments represented by prom- | issor7 notes of purchaser. payable in one. | two and three vears. with interest at 6 per cent per annum from day of sale. payable emi-annually. secured by first deed of trust | upon property sold. or all cash. at option of purchaser. A deposit of $300 required of purchaser at sale. Examination of title convevancing. recording revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost of purchaser Terms to be comolied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trustees | reserve the right to resell property. at risk inc cost of defaulting purchaser after five davs’ advertisement of such resale in some | newspaper published in Washington. D. C.. | or deposit may be forfeited, or without forfeiting deposit, trustees mav avail themselves of any legal or_equitable rights | against defaulting purchaser. RAYMOND J_ VIERBUCHEN. GEORGE M. EMMERICH 21-d&ds exSukhol Trustees sale: LEGAL NOTICES. R. P. HOLL] SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | _Columbia, Holding Prebate Court.—No. |8 Administration.—This is to Give | Notice: That the subscriber of the District { of Columbia has obtained from the Pro. bate Court. of the District of Columbia Letters of Administration. c. t. a. on th | estate of Grace Garvin. late of {he Dis- | trict of Columbia. deceased. _All persons having cliims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated to the subscriber, on or before the Hth day of November. A. 1 otherwise they may by Iaw be excluded from ail bene- 4t of id estate. _Given under its hand this 1:ith dav_of November, 1974 NA- TIONAL METROPOLITAN ' BANK _OF WASHINGTON. By HAROLD A. KERTZ. Ascistant Trust Officer. (Seal ) Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Reszister of Will: for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the tobate Court to.17.24-del DANIEL W. O'DONOGHUE. JR., Attorney, Union Trust Blde. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Holding Probate Court.—No. 47 409, Administration—This is to Give Notice That the subscribers. of the Dis- trict of Columbia have obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia. Letters testamentary on the estate of Mary | R. Mahoney. late of the District of Colum- bia. deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the youchers thereof. lesally authenticated. to the subscriber: on or_ before the 16th day of Novembe: AD. 1935: otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under our hands this 16th day of November 1034. LORETTO_ M. PALMER. 24 Tracy ce. CATHERINE G MAHONEY_ 2. Tracy Place. _(Seal.) st: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Columbi of the Probate Court. del.8.1 " FRANK STETSON, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court.—No. 7.057 Administration. This is to Give | Notice: That the subscriber, of the Dis- trict of Columbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, Letters testamentary on the estate of John O. Siebert. late of the District of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims_against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally ; to the subscriber. 2th AD. 1835; erwise dav of November. 5 they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. ~Given under its hand this 19th day of November, 1934. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM- PANY. % By H PRESCOTT GATLEY. (Seal.i ~Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. ‘Cgerk of the Probate Court. no4 : AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. WORTH, Attorney, ANTIQUE JEWELRY, WATCHES, MINIATURES Commencin, An exceedingly rare collection of over_2.000 Cameo, Turquoise and Diamond. tique Cameo Brooch, with 25 e CASH. TERM: no28-del-i3 ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioncers. RARE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES, PRINTS, ORIGINAL ETCHINGS, ORNAMENTS, ETC. Watches and Stones Being the Collection Formerly Owned by the Late B. H. Collin: AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT WESCHLER’S, 915 E St. N.W. TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1934 and copper: many gem studded and beautifully enameled; historically interesting and worthy examples of the best makers and artists of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, rivaling the best exhibits of leading museums; being the major portion of the nearly unique and well-known collection formed Ga., and subsequently owned by the late B. Antique Greek Gold Carved Amethyst Pendant. “Ulysses and Mercury.” said to be Vears old: extremely rare and in excellent condition. Minatures on Ivory by Voisenk. 1784: Osires Humphries et al. Garnets, Zircons, Peridot, Tourmaline, Sapphire. Topaz. Cameos, Pearls. Mosaic, Papis Lazuli, Matrix and Intaglios. phire and Diamond. Intaglio and others. ~An- also Pair Earrings to match, each with 20 Pearls; Studs, Scarfpins, Pendants. Jade Carvings, etc. lnnnecllog‘;zrmltud Aternoon of December 3. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Aucts. PRECIOUS AND COLOR ON IVORY, JADE CARVINGS, 10 o’clock a.m. Genuine Antique Watches, in gold. silver ‘{.f the late Julius L. Brown of Atlanta, H- Collins of Washington, D. C. Rubies, ardonyx, include Pearl and Two-Diamond, Unmounted stones_includ, Rin | FLYNN, | McClintock | weeks prior __ LEGAL NOTICES. LOWRY N. COE, Atterney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Holding _Probate Court. Estate of Emms K. Alderson, Deceased .- No_47.1%2. Administration Docket 102.— Application having been made herein for brobate of the last will and testament of said deceased, and for letters testamentary on said estate. by Charles Pell, the executor named therein. it is ordered this 20th day of November. A D. 19734, that the unknown heirs at law and next of kin of Emma K. Alderson, deceased, and all others con- cerned. appear in said court on Monday. the 3ist day of December. A.D, 1934. at 10 o'clock A-M.. to show cause why such application “should not be granted. Let notice hereof be published in_the *‘Wash. ington Law Reporter’ and The Evening Star Newspaper., once in each of three suc- cessive weeks before the return day herein mentioned. the first publication to be not | less than thirty days before said return day JOSEPH W. COX. Justice. (Seal) Atiest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court noz4-del s JOHN A. BRESNAHAN, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF _Columbia. Holdink Probate Court,—No 7.036, Administration —This is to Give Notice: trict ot Columbia have obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, Letters testamentary on the estate of E M “Flick, late of the District of Columbia. deceased’ Al persons having claim: against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers there- of. legally ~authenticated. to the sub- cribeis. on or before the 12th day of November. AD 1935 otherwise they may by iaw be excluded f:om all benefit of said estate. “Given under our hands this 12th cay. November. 1t NORMA "L HINE. Quebec 'PI. NW. MARION L 3216 Cleveland “Ave. (Seel) Attest ' THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Cour nG24-del s FRANK STETSON, Attorney, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia ¥ 47301, _Administration —This is 10 Give Notice’ That the subscriber. of the District of Columbia has obtained {rom the Probate Court of the District of Columbia. Letters ntary on the estate of Charles L. late of the District of Colum- deceaied. All persons having claims against the deceased are warned to exhibit the same. with vouchers of, legally authenticatec. to the sub scriber. on or before the “nd day of No 2 D) 5 ot they msy Juw be e benefit estate i day of November o e the for K of the Probate FRANK STETSON, Attorney, REME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF I Probate Court —No. tion —This is to Give the subscriber. of the District mbia has obtained {rom the Probate of the District of Columbia. Letters testamentary on est of ' Thomas late o bia. deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, legallv authenticated. to the sub- scriber. on or before the th dav of No- vember. A. D 14:i5: otherwise they may by law be exciuded from =il benefit of said estate Given under iis hand this 14| day of November. 1934. NATIONAL SAV- INGS AND TRUST COMPANY. By H. PRESCOTT GATLEY. President. _iSeal.) Attest’ THEODOKE COGSWELL Register of Wills for the District of Coiumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court nol “del he HAUSTON THOMPSON and HERBERT 8. WARD. Attornevs. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- t of Columbi —1In Re:—Estate of Victor J. Evans, —Administration No. 4147 NISI FOR SALE —Arthur L. Karen Gram Evans. Executors under the last will and testament of Victor J Evans. deceased. having reported to the Court that thev have received a private offer to purchase a tract of land 200 by 210 feet. approximately, for the sum of €16.500 00. cash. out of the tract known ““Acclimation Park." consisting in all of 11.563 acres. more particularly_described els 1%/71 and 12/113. District of Columbiz, subject to a real estate commis- slon of $825.00. the net proceeds from the said sale to be expended by the Executors ©s follows: Not more than $10.000.00 in the grading and subdivision and improving of the remainder of the tract as a resi- dential development. The balance re- maining after paving the expenses of such improvement. not to exceed $10.000.00. to be applied as a curtail on the note secured | by ‘a First Trust on the said Acclimation It is this 13th day of November. 19:14: ORDERED. ADJUDGED AND DE- CREED. that the said offer be accepied. that the said sale be ratified and con- firmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the 1ith day of De- cember. 1934. Providing a copy of this order_be published in the “Washington Law Reporter” and the “Washington ning Star” once a week for 3 successive to the said last mentioned date. JOSEPH W. COX. Justice. A true Copy. ° (Seal) _ Attest: VICTOR ~S. MERSCH. Deputy Register of Wills for the | District of Coiumbia, Clerk of the Probate i no17. 4 -del WM. Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court.—No. ). Administration—This is to Give Notice. That the subscriver. of the Dis- trict of Columbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia. | Letters testamentary on the estate of May J. Wallerstein_ late of the District of Columbia. deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to the subscriber, on or before the 14th day of November. AD. 1. otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. ~Given under my hand thic 14th day of November. 1934 ETTA KERN. 1302 Girard Street. NW. 1. Atfest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Regi of Wills for the District of Columbi of the Probate Court. R. P. HOLLINGSWORTH, Atl'm;y._ SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia_ Holding Probate Court.—No. 47.371. Administration—This is to Give Notice: That the subscribers, of the Dis- trict of Columbia and the State of New York, have obtained from the Probate Couri of the District of Columbia, Letters of Adminisiration on the estate of Joseph Hainen. late of the District of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims against the deccased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the ~vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub- scribers on or before the :th dav of N vember, A. D. 1935 otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under our hands this 7th day of November. 1934. NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASHING- TON Bv HAROLD A. KERTZ. Assistant Trust Officer. ANNE HAINEN. 5 Beach 47nd St. Edgemere. L. 1. N.'Y. E. SASSER. 4701 Conn. Ave. N.W. (Seal.) Attest: “THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. no17.24-del " ELIZABETH M. COX, Atforney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Holding Probate ~Court — Estate of Jennie T. Davis, Deceased — N 47.269. Administration Docket 1 Application having been made herein probate of the last will and testament and Codicil of said deceased. and for letters of Administration c. t. 8. 'on said estate, by Mildred Saunders. it is ordered this 21st day of November. AD_ 1934 that Mrs. Mary _Miner, Martha Washington Hotel. New York City: Fred Van Buren. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. and all others concerned appear in said court on Monday. the S1st day of December. A.D. 19:34. at 10 o'clock AM.. to show cause Why sich application shouid not be granted. "Let notice hereof be published in the “Washington Law Re- porter” and *The Evening Star.” once in each of three successive Weeks before the return day herein mentiond. the ~first ublication to be not less than thirly days Before said return day.. JOSEPH W.CO: ster of ‘Cofumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. noz4-del.8 iRELAN, RICKETTS and MAY, Attorneys, 900 F Street, N.W. T OF THE DISTRICT OF e CRojding. Probate. Court —No 47254, Administration—This 1s to Give Notice: “That the subscriber. of the Dis- trict of Columb! s_obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, Letters testamentary on the estate of John 3 Miller. late of the District of Columbia. Geceased, | All persons having claims Against the deceased are hereby warned ol i SRS T R0 . legally authenticated, - e the 15th day of iven under my hand this 15th folio"mber. 1934, NI‘IAVDI l') That the subscribers of the Dis- | Holding Probate Court —No. | of | the District of Colum- | Holding a _Probate | f | said decedent. LEGAL NOTICES. DAILY SHORT STORY RADIO RAID His Audition Was a Failure, but Prentiss Determined the Folks at Home Would Hear Him Sing. BY GLENN RILEY. “YXJE ARE very sorry, Mr. Prentiss, but the record of your audition shows that you have fallen short of the stand- ard we have set for the artists who broadcast over this station. Later, per- haps, when you have had more ex- perience or in the event that you can line up & spon- T significant shrug, and Men- zies, manager of ‘WLNK, high up in the State Building, suddenly seemed preoccupied with | the welter of pa- pers, radio maga- zines and phono- littered his desk. Prentiss stood motionless for a moment, the hopeful look in his eyes slowly fading. Be- wilderedly he thought, “Can I be hearing right? He couldn't mean .. that I'm no godl, that he won't give me at least a chance.” Clinch- ing his hat in his hand, he took a step toward the desk. “But Mr. Menzies. HE HAD EVER I—" A cold partly open door. Prentiss forgot what he had started to say; instead | he mumbled a hasty, “Good after- noon,” and strode out the door, not | even bothering to close it. | As he passed through the outer office he felt that all eyes were upon | him, calmly appraising his failure, cataloging his as “just another one.” Doubtless he was only one among countless others who had failed to | make the grade, but somehow he had never thought of himself as one of them. Ever since high school days when he had sung in the school operettas and glee clubs he had cherished an ambition to make his mark some day as a singer, and to that end he had | bent all his efforts. | A month ago the executive staff of | WLNK had announced special audi- [tions to select new talent for com- mercial work. Those who won favor- able comment from the judges were to be put on a special broadcast. and later put under the sponsorship of an advertiser. John, reading this in the Colches- ter Journal. had viewed it as his big chance, and upon the advice of his teacher, had obtained a week's fur- lough from his job to visit New York. never doubting but that he would be successful. And now, to be turned down! | The girl at the telephone board | stopped him as he was brushing ! through the gate. “How did it go?” | She smiled. “Couldn’t have done better if I | had tried.” | *That's fine. | then.” | That was on Monday. Thursday | morning, the day of the special broad- | cast, found Prentiss sitting on the | edge of his bed reading a letter from his mother. “And at 3 o'clock Thurs- day well all be listening, John. Best of luck.” The words seemed to leap out at him. They were so sure of him. There We'll see you again, | have to sing this afternoon. John rose and walked over to his suit case, gaping on the rugless floor. {He fumbled under a pile of soiled linen, and straightened up, a small graph records that “THEN JOHN SANG—SANG BETTER THAN orchestra look swept him and ended at the | was no way out of it, he would just | automatic in his hand. Funny, he thought, hed laughed when his uncle had pressed the gun upon him as a protection against “them city slikers down there.” Well, he could use this same gun now. At 3 o'clock John was sitting among the guests in the audition studio, thanks to the ef- forts of the sympa- thetic girl at the switchboa 'd. Grim- ly he surveyed the crowd around him —the successful applicants, their flushed, excited rel- atives and friends, the green-smocked men, looking bored. Then John's at- | tention riveted on the announcer, who was handling the crowd with good-natured condescension. Lookint at the clock over the announcer’s head, John saw that five minutes were left of the broadcast. He fum- bled in his pocket, then rose and sauntered directly over to the an- nouncer, “You have just heard little Miss Mary Graves,” the announcer was ‘.saymg-men he lifted startled eyc- brows as John stepped close to him his automatic shielded from the stud: crowd. The expression in John's eye left no doubt as to his earnestnes:, nnd the announcer gasped at the | mike, as though to steady himself | John motioned him away with & nod of his head. Turning to face the orchestra, his gun quickly concealed within his coat, John addressed the mike: “The next voice you hear will be that of John Prentiss of Colchester, who will sing the prologue to the opera ‘Pagliacci.” The orchestra leader gaped in amazement at this highly irregular | procedure—and looked inquiringly at | the announcer. who was edging away from John. The announcer smiled reassuringly, and the pianist quickly ran through the introduction to the aria. Then John sang—sang better than he had ever sung before. He knew it He'd be a civic hero now! Maybe the mayor would greet him. Probably they'd have a parade. He straightencd proudly, and once again addressed the mike, unmindful of the gathering murmur from the studio crowd. “That was John Prentiss of Col- chester,” he began, then suddenly his heart seemed to rise in his throat and choke him. The little red light at the base of the mike which indi- cated that it was functioning, was not burning! John remembered the | announcer’s grasping the mike—sure enough! The switch was pointing | to “oft.” A hollow, ribald bellow of laughter startled him. He glanced to his right, and saw for the first time the dimly lighted windows of a control room. Three men were inside—one of them the announcer. The announcer’s voice boomed through the speaker into the studio “Go ahead, brother,” he was say- ing. “Have a good time. You're not on the air!” SUNG BEFORE." (Copyright. 1934.) Tomorrow: “Billie's Bike.” by Jantley Mole. Billie's dad thought the boy wes 100 young to own a bicycle. But Billic conferred with his pup. and the ruse the concocted worked perfectly APPEAL FOR 0ODD JOBS IS MADE TO CITIZENS Prince Georges Re-employment Officer Cites Halting in Outdoor Work. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md.,, December 1. —Another appeal for “the co-oper- ation of every citizen who can give was addressed to the people of Prince Georges County today by T. J. Cam- field, manager of the Hyattsville dis- trictw office, National Re-employment Service. In a circular letter sent to all busi- ness firms and hundreds of indi- viduals, the manager pointed out that, as Winter approaches, the need for private employment becomes | acute, as outdoor occupations are re- ! ects have been completed. | Camfield said the files in his office contain the names of several thou- | sand persons qualified in & variety of occupations. i LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF S o Hoding. Probate Court — No. 45 734, Administration —This is to Give Notice That the subscribers. who were by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia granted letters Testamentary on the estate of Woodbury Blair. deceased. have, with the approval of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. holding s Probate Court. appointed Monday, the S4th day of December. 19:34_at 10 o'clock am.. as the time. and said Court room as the place, for making payment and dis- tribution from estate. under the Court's direction and control. when and Where all creditors and persons entitled fo distributive shates or legacies. or the residue, or parts thereof. notified to atfend. in persons or by agent or attorney duly authorized. with their claims ainst {he estate properly vouched. Given under their hands this 26th day of November. 1934, EMILY W. BLAIR and NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. By BRUCE BAIRD. Trust Officer. ~Executors of Estate of Woodbury Blair. deceased (Seal.) Attes THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Colum- bia Clerk of the Probate Court. Attorney THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- IN THE 4. Columbia. ~Holding_a Probate Te Estate harles M Deceased.——Administration No. ORDER_OF PUBLICATION. —Ap- having been made herein for the he last will and testament of and for letters Testamentary estate. by Judson Wriley Jacobs. P SN ORDERED this 2t day of Novem: r 1934 that :l'"bert. a deceased nephew of decedent. whose names and residences are unknown. and the unknown heirs at law and next of%%in of said decedent and all others Goncerned,_ appear in said Court on Mon- Gy, ‘the 7th day of January. A.D. 19: t 10 o'clock A.M.. to show cause why such application should not be granted Tei notice hereof be published in the “Washington Law Reporter’ and “The ve weeks before the re Sermtioned. the first publication to be mot 395, plication probate of t| Distrie t! { Columbi 1 the rict of lum| the Probate Court. LESLIE M. RAPP, Attorney. REME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF S Rembia_ Holding. Probate Gourt—No. 46884 Administration —This i3 to Give Notice: 'That the subscriber. of the Di trict of Columbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, Letters testamentary on the estate of Michsel A. Gorman, late of the District of Columbia. deceased. _All persons, hi Claims’ against the deceased a warned to exhibit the same, vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. the_subscriber. on or before the 13th of November. A.D. 1935: otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of Sald extate Given under my hand this 13th day of November. 1034 _WILLIAM G. LADD. 219 14th Street. 8.E. _(Seal) Aftest: THEODORE COGS' of “Wills_for the District of Clerk of the Probate Court. Bo24-del.8 } even temporary work on a small job” | | tarded and several public works proj- | the children of Charles | |COURT CLERK KEEPS : SCHOOL BOARD POST Ruling by Henderson Permits Holding of Two Positions. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Md., December 1. - | Members of county boards of educa- | tion in Maryland may hold other public office without violating the State constitution, Assistant Attorney General William L. Henderson has ruled. His opinion was given in the case of Frank A. Munroe of Annapolis, member of the Anne Arundel County Board of Education, who was elected Circuit Court clerk this month. 3‘he assistant attorney general said: I am of the opinion that you may legally continue as a member of the School Board. notwithstanding your election as clerk of the court, for the reason that the position of school commissioner is not an office of trust or profit within the meaning of article 35 of the declaration of rights. “This opinion is in accordance with previous rulings of the attorney gen- eral and based upon a decision of | the Court of Appeals.” \WILLIAM GRAY'S WILL ADMITTED TO PROBATE Wheaton District Farmer queaths Real Estate to Widow and Children. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., December 1.— The will of William T. Gray, Wheaton district farmer, admitted to probate in the Orphans’ Court here, distributes the lots in the Willlam T. Gray sub- division and lots in Kensington among the widow and children, and directs that another tract of land be sold. one-third of the proceeds to go to the widow, Mrs. Rosa Bowman Gray, and the remainder to be equally di- vided among the nine chilaren. The instrument was executed March 24, 1933, and names William T. Gray, son, executor. RELIEF TAX SOUGHT Brentwood Welfare Association ‘Will Press Move. | Special Dispatch to The Star BRENTWOOD, Md, December 1, —A municipal tax for relief purposes, an innovation in Prince Georges County, is to be sought at the next session of the Legislature by the Brentwood Welfare Association. The association has recommended that a tax of not more than 2 cents per $100 be added to the town rate for that purpose. The plan is now before the Legislative Committee of Be- Y | the mayor and council, which is also considering a proposed bill amend- ing the town charter to p- mt the paving of all streets here, 2ssessing the cost against abutting property owners.