Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 53

R EAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. The Kid’s Wise to Mutt! YouNG MAN, AT YOUR AGE T WAS MADE HEAD OFFICE APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. (Continued.) 1305 POTOMAC ST. N.W. Desirable lm'.fl ent of 3 roo Kitchen ‘snd iy 51 Gtoteetow Ve, hd (w0 blocks ROrth of M S.; & maiic_refrigeration: 'S57.50 Seo Janitor N _premises or Ci THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,, National 80S0. One Wonderfully Attractive and Spacious Apartment Beautiful living 23x33 feet, high vaulted ceiling and loggia. Large dining room with porch. Four bed rooms and baths, pantry. ~ kitchen and servant's Quarters. OPEN FIREPLACES in four rooms ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS The Apartment House 2633 16TH ST. (Near Euclid St.) 1s located in center of the Dip- lomatic section of Washington The apartment has a beautiful view over entire city. have ene beautiful six- room. TED. 310 14th st. n.w-—4 rooms. Kit Focently decorated: downtown loca- onvenient to stores and theaters. W. H. WAL 4 15th St. N.W. e ANTED—APARTMENTS. COUPLE—DESIRES 1 OR 2 ROOM to S40. Permanent. Sllr nm‘e ion, KER. Phone National 1680. FUR- efl. (Continued.) CHEVY CHASE, . —SEMI-BUNGALOW near Wis. ave. ?nd Fessenden: lftu:hfl NO. 5721 WESTERN AVE. N.W —OVER- looking Chevy mnse cln\e handsome de- Colonial 0. 2b. Attractive 734 15th st. n.W. SALE—INVESTMENT rnom" AUCTION SALES—TODAY. AUCTION SALES—TOMORROW. NEED llO COST $42,500—WILL SA Im $24.950. yolorner nnmnemt building. northwest cellent investm Phione OWNER. Natl. 8950 DESIRABLE CORNER HOME ON GA. v': by BRICK STORE with 2- lnd ath apt. above and BRICK ou f 5 rooms and bath, THE BUY IN ILPS. 1417 K St. NW National 9300. GLOVER PARK— Dorches. am.i.: ga House in new condition. P e honse ‘for sale: Located ‘close to srade junior and hish schools. Reaso! media able terms. ~ Pleass inuire Clevelnnd 7»49 ?333«”““’ "'«’:fi.. o mun. g ot o double garage: lot 50!1&0 S‘I nn(r'um{c W 9057, more than half of cost) 909 15th 8t. N.W. NEW HOME. AMERICA! SITY PARK—S). "50 course of comblenon \CHED. ALL-BI velous CK Deaniraly select your own pap CALL BOROUGH lnl dl! NATIOKAL 9300 AFTER 6 P.M. Bargain in Seat Picatant, Md.—6-roo house, lot 50x200. on bus iine and paved street. Near good school. churches and stores. Call MR, CONNER. GOSS REALTY CO.. Natl. 1353. IF_YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR A Home. Be Sure and Seo the Following 7.350—O0n 4516 SOUTH DAKO’I’A "AVE. Nl Out Michigan Ave. to 14th S Tur Nonh Block to Soulh D;kou. E DAKOTA E. Detached snck Tiome: $8.950—On Terms. _PAUL_P. STONE. _NORTH 7471 SALE—LOTS. IDEAL SHADED HOME SITE. 120x1 owing Va. restricted suburb. Treasury inutes ~_Only $395. Au.m 1786. WIDE. DESIR HOME ~ SITES N P e ched by Mmathibesht boulevard now being extended to the Me- morial Bri An area of rising values. Ten minutes to Constitution ave, ROBERT HEA 427 Eye st. n.w. Dist. 5230. 0 “NEWLY excellent build- ing sl ADEImTWmLMJan Phone District 4600. " DIST. 5080 __ = SPECIALI BARG AI‘\I 20th NEAR R ST Assessed for $68..6 Our Price, $3,250. Lot 21x140 to 30-Ft, Paved Alley. Very Desirable for Home. Flats Doctor’s Office. Has 2 Garages on Rear. First Commercial Zone. Don't Miss This Bargain. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1315 H St. N.W. Phone District 0908. SALHARHS. 50 DOWN. S$10 5 {limberiond on State road. 19 mijes D c, $700. Pbm Nluflnfl 3 53, Congress Heights Bargain. G-room detached home. h.-wh. cellar. porch, An(! x110: 1 bloek car line. E. M. AIKEN. '\ H n.w. ?none National 3556; novszs—mmsm NICELY FUR. OR UNFUR. 7-RM. HOUS elec. refrigeration. oil burner. gar.. yard detached; reasonable rent. Adams b 25° 375——0WNERS WELL-FURNISHED DE- tached. 3 bed rooms: electric refrigeration, gil burner excellent n.w on. Phone Columbia YLY DECORATBD HOLSB N NoR'rH- section with residential sec- L CO.. 1731 K St. N.W. coNGREssMrN DIPLOMATS, GOVERN- ment executives. we have available homes artments, furnished and unfur- DISTRICT LOAN CO.. Col. 1284, 4 s AIKEN. 800 H st. amml 3556. SUBURBAN—7 ROOMS AND BATH, am . earage; L acte; on car line: ;44 30! Phoné_Met._4300. E: 2800 W!SCONSEN {AVE. N.W. jooma. two batng, lase living room with Teplace.: fully detached, wonderful loca- b t reasonabie. Fglzcr,en s&'EL!..!?O.17HKBE N.W. 7.50—2021 O ST. N.W A odern three-story-and-basement hmug glose to downtown. 10 x. - B;; sbower. oll heat Laree. emidetached home. 8 .. bath, porches. a.m. e CAYWOOD BROS. o915 N. Y. AVE. 711 HAMILTON ST. N.W. 2 bed rooms. bath. inclosed sleeping porch, living room. dining room. Kitchen. front and rear porches. concrete cellar un- der entire house. Garage. Rent, $50.30. 3. WALSHE, = NATL. 008'.‘. R L AVE. NW.—8 ] elec.. garage. OHN 914 G N.W. 2629 13th ST. NW MS bath. 3 porches, excellent condition; Block from Central Hish School. CHAS BY SONS, owners. 814 1::;:75;:11: Sl Dl 4778 MODERN TAPE: 6 rms. and bath: Immediate possesei 0501, Col l AN one 6! vmzxi. Decuui s PR IIENES b { Jfl 4th st. ¢ .vivu:"s P‘HHEA Es’mm e nd V. oREE complete Mnl Lsm—égm sexvlu. Clev. 2300. i’ co“m”'wm. 2572, CHEVY CHASE. EAST CONN. AVE. Sunny bungalow. detached. 4 bed rooms. 2 baths, oll heat. bullt-in garage; excellent condition: $80. MILLER, 4464. 8 W.C. & AN DISTRI NEAR 14th AND PARK RD. $80.00—1428 Parkwood pl. n.w.—Un- usually large living room. dining room, 4 ged rooms, 2 baths, kitchen. Frigidaire. -car garage. {ront and rear porches. CAFRITZ. __D! FORLS T HILL—SI75. 0 rooms, 3 baths. automatic heat. u}u: Cail BEITZELL. District 310 V Detached. 3 bed rooms. bath. garage. spacious grounds: =recemitly ~reno ted. Pmed {or immediate ren - & A. N. MILLER, DISTR[CT 4464. xmaence Wx.sconsm $0,250—MT. PLEASANT (WEST 16th ST.) —Subtantial BRICK home. 6 Llrle rooms, porches. A real $9.250—N.W.. Just off beautiful new drive- way; carefuliwy built ALL-BRICK new’ home of six unusually large. well-planned rooms. two complete bnh: (tubs and showers) poreh, Near swnl school and transpar- $9.! mso—w;-n of 16th St—Solid BRICK nome. 4 real bed . fully Valley. ready for occupancy! RI INC.. Phone National 1438 Until § P.M. SALE OR EXCHANGE. ERN _ FIRE-PROOF W bariment BulInE. e renton: wiIex. change for bullding ground Hx D.C. AR tached corner. 12 r. 2 b: onsider 1 chanse for smaller pioperty Fhy _T34 lsgh__a_v._r{‘!_ "~ National 1680 WAREHOUSE ON PROMINENT BOULE- Modern d-story brick building bav. 15,000 sa. ft, floor space. Sell m terms or will consider ex- change. W. H. WALKER 734 15th St. N.W. __National Gl N 2nd AND SEATON STS. | Sioty brick 71 & b sell on exceptional terms or will exchange. W. H W, 734 15th St. N.-W. _ National 1680. 4606 Norwood Drive. $9 250—Detached Home. CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY CLUB. N utiral detached Rome on large jand- scaped lot. 45x130, with detached garage, &t $4,000 less than original cost: 6 spa- cious rooms. bath extra iavatory, screened side porch, electric refrigeration and all modern conveniences: } room with open flr!&lce lnd a hofl o oiher ‘atiractive festures in_(bls smart se residence; in new-house con- dmon A ml value at $9.250. day until 8 F1rst “Commercial N.W. $5,950. A 6-room and bath home. recently renovized and put in mew-| fondition. "Adaptable for store on first floor. with apartment overhead. Reasonable mms WM. H. 1519 K St. i 'St N District 1015. _ $12750—HOME OR INVESTMENT. A big. roomy home on Conn. ave. In & block that will pay s big profit when u goes commercial. house is 24 rooms, 2 pretty baths. attic, hlrfl'm floors. new Prigidaire. consol B iehed ke Biandincw Iaronsbout and priced at a very low figure. Don't fail 1o investisats this avw(r)lun!lily Phone " M. HOOKER, wide. having 7 rooms, includi Metropolitan 2603, Evenings. 5 to 9. call Georgia 6966. S&.‘)SO—TERMS. NEW_ DETACHED HOME. 4044 FESSENDEN ST. Between Conn. and Wis. Aves. €-Room Brick, Hot-Water Heat. Finished Attic. Garage. Open Dally and Evenings. ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO. 232 Shoreham Bldg. Phone National 47 0. 645 R ST. N. o cellar. 7 rooms and bath. electricity: in fine condition. Brice. 85, 530: easy terms. RIVENER & BRO., 014 SNW. 5 wm Very nice homz near 14th and PFlorida ave nw.i 8 rooms. tlle bath, sieam heat, elec.; just put in Whel condition a! €00d as new. Price only $6.950. 'lth xu- sonable term FERCY H. RUSSELL CO., 1731 K St. N.W. WANTED TO IUY—HOUSES. Iath ST NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE—MOD. 3-story _brick building containing large Siore and 2 5-r. and b. apariments: ol burner. etc.; will sell on easy terms or con- sider trade. W. H_ WALKE __734 15th St. N.W. }hnorlal 1680 120-ft. 1 20-1 rontas ia will exchane for & "&‘»’.‘lfi‘h‘.‘.&""fiu“’m’ MORRIS. National 8950. EXCHANGE. WANTED — GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE, Ao fromh % oottt prosers® AL e ..:!‘! men! llflml’ Ad- RENT—DESK SPACE. SHARE OFFICE OR GIVE DESK SPACE to attorney or manufacturer’s agent Rea- sonable to responsible parties. Addre: Box 287-8, Star office. A WANTED—DESK SPACE. WANTED—TO SHARE OFFICE GPACE. Desk and small storage space required also telephone service. Jocation betweerl 9th snd 14th. E and F Room ‘133, Harrineton Hotel > MONEY TO LOAN. THE FIDELITY PLAN CORP.. 1409 L B % Gredit Servich; Courioanit TEasonable, prompt. Phone N-uon-l 6150. LOANS UP TO $300. On Autos. Purniture, | Og;Makers. KRAFT LOANS INC 3303 Rhode Island Ave.. Mt. Rlinler Md. —__ Phone Greenwood i404. LOANS. Lowest Rates of any Institution Making Small Loans in Washington. LINCOLN SERVICE CORP. __Natior usum D’n?!' l'sntg‘-':\: n!ll& NW. T SAVE ON LOANS, HYATTSVILLE LOAN CORP, 5008 Rhode Island Ave. Hyattsville, Md. At Purpitire Co mekere S- or Less. VE IMMEDIATE BUYER WITH $4 c-sh want_clear house; must be mnu:. IORRIS. Nati Pho reenwood 1858. REAL ESTA‘.I'I LOANS. Phone Mr. M onal 8949. NEED SMALL HOMES TO SELL: If vou really want to sell we “suggest you, st your Bome. We have il WALTER A. BROWN. uonflu IF “YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE, o TR O mey . personal sttenticn: AR. ‘CORPORATION., 1026 Woodward Building. National 263 SALE—SUBURBAN. RESOLVE TO home by Jan.. '35: reduced prices lnd yow: 50 s 312 ha hone up._ 7-9. co. YAve Natl. 'nm . E. RY/ —a—m w)i4 26° N Dingalon. lares o OWNER. RENT—SUBURBAN. 7 Nw—7 ROOMS ozs'fihnu is rd. s.e. 5 T. tih: s:m ‘““ e hone Emerson_0216. * COLO}LE:D— 3t NE: bath: good dtlu B. CAUKIN, l"fl'ml’l‘: Ccl‘l"gle‘ Phonz National 9795. COLORED—1419" FLA. AVE. N ms st. n.W.—7 Fooms: 1330 Corcoran, st, n.w. -4 T D JOHNSON o) 941 New York Ave. N.W.. 1130 Reeds ct. o —4 rm. brick. 30 Reeds ct. n w4 g 1060 Lolidoun &t ge—d-rm. bric 2357 Champlain n.w. 2810‘: Eye st nw-]—4 ne. JAMES ¥ GHEA EST. 645 Inciana Ave NW- WANTED TO RENT—HOUSES. HousE Or FLAT, CENTRAL LOCATION, 850, for, vocal studio. © ddress Box 112-T. Star_offi 23° 1 N=wD ¥ Daer 0b0i - ever ol §25 MO-A-R. AND BATH BUNGALOW. {arge lot. No. I Goodman ave, Hystisvilie. Md. _Apply Mrs. MOORE. and University diive. 50" mo: 8 T mo.; . burner, ns ebcm:l ERVIN REALTY CO., clll l!!lfl."fik 705 5 ACRES, cnn'l.n VIENNA, V. room and bath residence; (nll barn, henners; State road. bus an LESLIE D. phome 3465. —4 BED- shade. electric Cleve- MODERN BUNGALOWS. AND HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished, nearby Md.. Va. D.C._ Auo service for n. LESLIE D. MEASELL, phone nd 3465. * fi'f'x“" ROOM HOUSE. ALL M rovements. locaed within one and’ caj schools.” in_ AT v-. nn “ | E°VAN DUSEN. attorness st 1av. an opposite Court House. clnnn&. . 'WANTED—SUBURBAN. NTURNISHED HOUSE ANUARY_15 R m or ONeinity, ‘Address ' Box 140-T. Star office. = RENT—STORES. STORE ON oth ST. VERY_DESIRABLE par New York ave, st low rental. ERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1731 K ST. N.W. th —mu nweumgmi 3038 SAMES, ¥ BHEA 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. m.msnm NFURNISHED bungalows and List with me LESLIE R g.— alck Tental: clients walting, MEASELL, phone Cleveland 3465. * SALE—HOUSES. 450. ON TERMS BUVS C- by charming 5-room biick Romes 1m nlmdnodm Kitehen and bath; rl Splendid norths STONE, North 7471, m AVI BI—OPIN 7TO9 PM, s R 2.5 than cost. L. A. MOSSBURG, §: Bay st. s. Phone Atlantic 2471, JOIN- Rock Creek hrkmw lou lon. 5-'21 ‘Kennedy l. n.v.. ne home, —nm—nusmss PROPERTY. Shop or, sq. 16 Lst. nw. STRICTLY ATE _CONFID] Toansap.to 31,600, Call North BOIT week days between 6 snd ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. HEVE SRFTR S o S E ek FORCuES, AOT-WATER HEAT. g th - the undersigned trustees for uh by public suction. in frogt of prem- THE DAY 0' m 1934, AT “POUR- o' the lfl“n'\nl- subdivision of lots in square D B inied. 1 Liber 0. at 10110 B2, the survevor's office of the District’ of olumbi Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur- chase money to be paid in cash, balance in equal instaliments. represen prom- issory notes of purchaser gn-hle in "tivree years. with interest at r_cent per Annuim "from day of sale, payable semi- lnnunlly secured by first deed of trust property sold. or all cash. at option purchaser. A deposit of $300 required nf purchaser at sale. !nmlnmon of title. convevancing. recording. revenue stamps and notarial fees at ‘cost ‘of purchaser fms to be complied wi Bin thirty th ‘witl days trom dly of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell property. at risk &nd cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some ‘newspaper published in Washington. D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited. or without for- feiting deposit trustees may wv: m- selves of Jegal or equitable rights asainst dehfillt de11. nn) .21 ADAM A. wncm.!n‘& SON. Auctioneers. TRU!T!!S‘ bALB OF A TWO- BTORY PRAME DWELLING. NO. SIX- TEENTH STRFET NorTREAST By virtue of a certain deed of trust dated the 20th day of March. 1927, re- corded in Liber No. 6056. at folio ‘134, one of the lapd records of the District of Columbia. default having been made in the payment of the debt thereby secured. and at the request of the party secured the unndersigned trustees will offer for sale at public_auction in_front of the premises. on PRIDAY. THE TWENTY- OF PDECM!R 1 Da the District_of Columbia. and desert t 99 in Ed- ward Cave subdivision r certain lots in biock 30, “Long Meadows.” as per plat recorded In the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in County Book 6%t pege 49, together With the improve- ments_ thereon Terms of saie: One-half of the purchase money to d the o eat after the day of sale. With imere est at the rate of six per cent pen annum until paid. payable semi-annuslly. or, il cash at the option of the purchaser. edernd payment w be secured by flm trust o cash PO E Tand situate and being i described veyancing. at the cost of purchaser tamnutd with wuhln lhh’ly days from day of sale. otherw t may be forteited "or Without " forféiting 'deposit, the trusiees may avail themselves of any legal or ‘Sauifable Tights against defauit- ing purchaser CHA RAYMOND J. AERBD de10.12.15.17.19.2. 'n'ulte!l FUTURE DAYS. THOMAS J_ OWEN & SON, Anc'nonmu. 1431 EYE ST. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ING 'WO-STOR ESTATE. BRICK DWELLI’NG CO AININ SIX ROOMS AND BATH KNOWN AB CRITTENDEN STREET NORTH: WEST. By Tirtue of a certain ToTos. T thereby. the undersigned Dubile auction. - fromt of the. promises on -FIRST DAY OF KIRTY O'CLOC! land and nremises fituste in the District of Columbia and being lot bere. two (57) in Elizaveth B. Eviston. of Tots amiered nincceen (19) to twenty-two (23) in square numbered thirty and_ twelve (3012) Addition fo the City of Washington.: mer plat recorded in Liber No. 65. folio 107. of the records of the office of the surveyor for’ the District of Columbia. ‘Terms of sale: Purchaser to pay one- fourth of the purchase price in cash, the balance in three instaliments in ome. two and thre: vears. respectively. with interest at the rate of six (6) per centum per annum and secured by deed of trust en the property sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser: taxes paid or adiusted to the date of sale: purchaser £ pay interest on purchase price from date of sale to date of settlement at six (6) per um: conveyancing. etc.. at the purchaser: title or no sale. X deosit o 230 will be required st the time of sale and settlement to be within thirty (20) days of lhe date of sale, or deposit forfeited. and the property resold. at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser, after five (5) days' previous advertisement of said resale. in some news- paper published D. C. J_WRILEY JACOBS. » 925 ??tuhhst N.W.. Washington. D. C. AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO. By WM. L. BEALE. Vice President, 15th and Penn. Ave. N.W. Washing- ton, D. C. ‘Trustees. (Seal) ~ Attest: A H INGTON. del1-d&ds.exSu 7 stames, the 2# THE ABOVE oned until WED! mAY ‘THE EEWND AY OF JANUARY. AD. 1935, AT THE SAME HOUR B’ de21.28 MONEY TO LOAN o!l D REAL ESTAT ll lowest rates. Plom 0 A’l‘l L HEISKELL 111 lv' On Real uu in D. C. Prompt_Action. Cdurteous Treatme.nt. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1731 K 8t. N. $100.000. Small payments. quick service: no red tape; reasonable. We will call to see you, day or evenings. ns on first trusts. Loans procured on second and third trusts. Iso itance, fx ('herl En meets Also veulnu (except T\let u\d m. tvelmlt). 7 DJIL to 9 p.m. Phone National 4675. JUY AND SELL UNEXPIRED FIRST monnn' on D. C.; nearby Md. and Va. vm.y n lowut disco HARTUNG & CO. mcnnuu BLDG. NATIONAL 2232. —_—e e e PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES. Operating Under Uniform Small Loan Laws LOANS household furniture. sutos or mpkers, gervice. lawful nu BOMINION. SMALL 106 North Washington St., ummm. Vl. Phone Alexandria 2404. LOANS UP TO $300. ON FURNT A 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY. COME IN. WRITE OR PHONE STATE LOAN CO., 3309 R. I AVE, MD. PHONE DECATUR 5555, i AUTO LOANS. .afi?r.?fi'flmm UICKLY A8 AUTO PIN nl‘lom 8t. N.W. umn?o'iua mA rmm CO.. Met, 8555 5:30 1o §:30. 1004 ur.h nW. AUTO LOANS PROCURED. and Pree of o SR A laos uua u. £ DR. A. HENRY INC,, For suto loans. ete. nmumufl estate financing. THOS. J. OWEN & m. 1431 EYE ST. USTEES' SALE OF VAL! POUR- STORY _BRICK PROP< ERTY., KNOWN AS EEVENTERNTE STREET NORTH: irtue_of » M ol trult. 344 B0t the District at the request of the party secured thereby. undersigned trusiees will sell at ‘Dublic ‘atiction in e piemises, on RSDAY. by VENTH DAY OF chx!mlt. ST fallowing-described. and. a Bit“ fird uate in the District of leum and de{ ated as and ben: coherd’s subdivision E:aunn ol’ Columbia. 164 recorded &2 10lio B0 of the mm. of of the survesor of sale: One-fifth to be paid asn b four 'fx‘m \nxtaiiments. ne. two. A ad oms pears. With Interest at 5% ner centum per annum. payable semi-annu- ally. from day of sale. leclmd by first deed of trust uvan the property wl 3 ux |l| ca af lhemt':ut lon ol{ the vurc lse deposi wi All conve’lng&nl etc. T8 TE T TRk Eng ‘Coet 0! deiatiting purchaser. lfllr five days' advertisement }’ such nno 5 some newspaper B! JESEE B WHITE. de14-dddbs exSudhol umm THOS. J. m & SON, A 1 EYE ST. N. USTEES' SALE OF_VALUABLE TWO- el STORY BRICK DWELLING. BEING 1526 ‘TR AD A' rtain d!(d of trust, duly B atie °Liber No. RSl follo. 68 et of eqt ra fiereby. " the undersigned ?r‘nrl";eeg"‘?fll sell st publle_auction, ToBt of the bremises. on THURSD, ARY A.D. 1935, AT FOUR no“c'boco'x‘m '-h' following- described land and Dlnflet flf ?;lnmb and %’Ifi.’fm“?«“’ 10n G Zk‘r'&'u"" sne-gceor The Sloveror Iax Iollo, DTt 13" biock - numbered ":xm"m o mare “°;§er'§§ ’f";m"fiundna and Sty 4060 of FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1934, —By BUD FISHER REGISTERED oproe, :‘;;‘:"";&;‘ Furniture, China, Glassware, Pic- tures, Mattresses, ete. AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT SLOAN’S 715 13th St. SATURDAY December 22nd, 1934 at 10 A.M. Also at 10 AM. Electric Fans, cuu. Glassware, Grease Flle Cabinet, Co! Eichberg Auction Sales, Inc. AUCTIONEERS AUCTION SALE 70 Automobiles at 1227 R St. N.W. SATURDAY December 22 12 O'Clock Noom 1933 Chevrolet Sedan Many Other Late Model Cars GUS EICHBERG AUCTIONEERS . Adam A. Weschler & Son. Auctioneers. Large Sale of Storage FURNITURE BABY GRAND PIANO ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS By Auction AT WESCHLER’S 915 E St. N.W. TOMORROW Commencine at 0 O'Clock AM. Room. Dining Dinette Sui Beds, , Bugs, Linen, llk-l Brae, Ete. PACKARD “8” SEDAN By Order_of Administrator ALSO OTHER AUTOMOBILES fi A S AUTO AUCTION 920 H St. N.W. TOMORROW, 10 A.M. FUTURE DAYS. J. OWEN_& SON. s 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- EROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS OR’ mwm R N - By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duiy recorded in Liber No. 5637, folio 76 et seq. of the land records of the District of "Coiumbia, the request of the Party Secured” thereby. the unde trustee will sell. at public auction. in front of ihe premises on NESDAY, THE DA DECEMBER, A.D. lS‘M AT POUR P.M. the following-described land and premises, sit- uate in the District of Columbia. and designated as and being the south half of lot thirteen, (13) 'in block forty-three (43) in Mary A Holmead and others givision, of Iand now known ee, Mano! lat recunlea in Uber Governor !Mh!!‘ folios 166 and 167, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. excepting the rear or east eight (8) feet by full 'ldlh thereof, condemned for alley purposes oot e et ot Case o808 in the Supreme Court of the District of subject to the covenants that ding is erected upon said part o e Rl ot e wicn ten (10) feet of the street line and shall cost not less than two thousand dollars ($2.000): to- gether with the improvements consisting of a two-story detached frame dwellin with two-car brick garage Terms of sale: One. ~third of the pur- 'y to be paid in cash. balance in W equal instaliments, payable o one and two years, with interest at six per centum per annum, paysble semi-a: no| fro! day of sale, secured by first deed of t.ruu' all cash. af $250 ing. revenue stamps. etc.. at COst of pur- chaser. . Terms of sale to be complied with Within 30 days from day of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right to mn.ll the Droverty. at the Tisk and cost of default- ing purchaser. after five da ment of such resale in pub in Washington. or deposit {Grteited. “or “without Jorferting denom. trustee l'lfl luell of any legal or equitable inst default- g purchaser. CAN SECURITY _AND TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. By HOWARD MORAN. Vice President. (Seal. 3 % m S i voToN. Asst. Secretary, de8-d&ds.exSu AZFTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST- T DAY OF DECHUmER 1004 AT || THE SAME HOUR and J ST o —— BY de20-d&ds exSukhol THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE BT. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE ALUABLE | 3. BRICK :uxm%.!ozwoco;rm G TMENTS ABOVE. 2120° undersigned tr -:‘E“."E‘ ‘at public suce tion. ‘A"ymfi;'x ot ine WED- UARY, AD, 1935 AT FOUR O/gLocK remiises. situate in *ihe District of Colums lots 51 ivision roperty 9 be gold ol ¥ "‘4” A .fil flum: i of thel:’xr- oy nm equfl TRstaiBents. ‘pavable Jn"en and TS, Wi interest | JOHN A AUCTIONEERS. | ch ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. m!mnm PREIGHT AT AUCTION. Notice is hereby siven that on, SATUR- DAY. THE DAY OF A 035. COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK ‘A2t Ve will sell at public suction. to bay freight and lwllle charges. certain Ml ind with us follows: 1 box v “contisned notify Stern_Co. covered by Zannvme "onlo. waybill 15704, Ji 34 box sirplane model. rds. archail B wasohl L3 34 pound consigned originally to W. 3 cn\ertd h! Jnhnslnwn Pa. ‘flyhill 5. Aug. : 5 pleces household nl mml(ned arder nnuly h covered Pri AT waybin kR15. Oct 4. T094; 1 steel tank. 1 steel uin forms originally consigned order notify W. Brown. covered by East Palestine, Ohio, wasbiil 93500 Oct. 11. 1934: 6 crates ice cream refrigerators. originally consigned order notity High Tce cream refrigerators grfleé notify High Ice Cream y mnv consigned erder natify High Ice Cream Co. ered by Greenville. M'ch. Vasbil Thas Tune 16, 1634 Partles ii interest please take notice PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 248, GROVER BLACKETO! Freight Agent. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber "3 6656, folio 187 d lhnreby the undersigned trustee will offer for sale by public auction. in_front of premises, on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY- EIGFTH DAY OF D!CIM.BER 1934, AT THREE-THIR’ . the fol- lowmpdeunbed property in the District nf Columbia. to wit: Lot 115 in David 1dan’s subdivision of lots in square 5 as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia in _Liber 52, at folio 151 Terms of sale Propeny will be sold subject to unpaid taxes and assessments and unrecorded tax sales. particulars of which I'IH be lnmunnd at sale: balance cash. A deposit of $200 required of pur- chaser at sale. Examination of n‘It con- Veyancing. recor 2. revenue stami Dotai-al fees At cost of purchaser Terms to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trustee reserves the Tight to resell property at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of such resale in some ge's- or any legal or equitable rights against feulting purchaser. THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. By C. H. PQPE. Vice President. REILLY. Attorney for Pa cured. 1378 New York Ave. Brone National $400. del7-d&d: l&u&?}o\ de- LEGAL NOTICES. PEELAE. LESH & = fomicE 1 ey gL TT T rayson M.-P. Murphy, zebrook. Jr. P. Erskine Wood. S p pui the State of New. York and to co business in the District of ed partnership. have filed & zenmmg of limited m~ .| this nership in the office of the Cle Tk of B e Bttt b Distoist of Catumbia; that the Arm name of said partn is M.-P. Murphy & Company: that the Slisiness tntended to e transacted by ssid partnership is buying or otherwise ac- quiring. seiling or otherwise disposing of. and in any manner dealing. whether on benalf of the eopartnership or for others in_stoeks. bonds or other securities property. transacting a general securities and brokerage business such as is ordi- narily conducted by New York Stock Ex- nge firms. conforming to the constitu- tion and rules of the said New York Stock inge. and underwriting or subscribing for or assisting to Drocure underwritings or subscriptions for stocks. bonds or other securities and/or otherwise financing or assisting to procure the financing of eor- Porate or other enterprises: that the said Graygon MCP Murohy. Otis A, Glazebrook. obn- &, Fenn!puker. Games B, Sawyer. Charles S. Sargent. W1 ) 2 - Preston. J Wilson, Jr.. Baeter and Don M Keiley are general par hat the said Prederick Osborn and Al.!onu P VUII are lmlfl nmnnl that the said pecial tributed as cngn.n e Common stock of said partneranip. the following smoun:s in cash. rn. $87.- B00°00."and Al Villa, $357.500.00. and “Bave “aiso T mnae additional "contri- butions of capital to said common stock consisting in each case of cash, Securisles ::g/or other property having the actual agreed jue hereinafter Gsborn, 11 ?“m’ and Frederic| . Iulomc P. Villa. $42.500. term for which the iaid e u S gxist commenced on October 35 s ‘ustiess on Jine 50”1835, “tublect to eariier torming tion at the option of any partner, m the gyent of a material breach of the a of copartnership. ted this 30th d November, 19:15 L Grayson Mm’bhl lazebrook. Jr. Soach Sargent. Wilsam P, wndkx Charles B Bast 5 Prederick Osbo nso __de35.7.10.12 14. 1'192"1"02 E. lAIll TT PRETTYMAN d WALTER L. FOWLER, Attorneys. ' - IN THE SUPREME COU! THE DXB- i of Cormbia Holding Court.—IN TION — Notice 15 hezeby Qotics 16 hee {hat the.Cammissioners 6f the District o Columbia (pursuant to a certain prov of the Act of Congress, approved March 4, 1813, entitled “An Act mklu aDpropria- tions for the expenses of the of the Distr They are author Sben. extend. or widen any strect, avenue, of Washin Georgetown ldonled under the Acml Con- gress approved March 2, 1893, as amended by the Acts of Coneress ;pnrond June 8. RN '5or L the Blatzict ot Cotun r” the District of Cotumb fied o betitlon I’ this Court prl condemnation the widening o lfllh Btrevt Norlheut between Otis Street lnd !unker Hlll Road. art "thereof_and ‘pravi iy o shryin. wcordlncl. panel Vith theiaw B Drovided for in such cases to fssess the dam: hhmer of land, to sald widening. of 18th. Sireet. Northeas and Bunker Hill Ml& between i the DIstrict of Golumbia: ‘and the 6on< demnation the land necessary for the f. and to assess benefits Dhlt all or any part nses of said proceed- s which the jury nl‘; o e h. A e by tg'"mr day ' of December. 1934. o af persame paving apy in these proceedings. be -nu they y and _commanded _to te e, 718 AM. st abtndas T £ nue in’ attendsnce un b Conrt sial Bave made jts final order Tatifying And . confirming the award of damases and the assessment of ts £he jury to be empanaied and sworn herein: and ft'is further at & copy of this notice and order be publithed twice ve weeks Evenine Star. the 'flh’lm Dwen mu.an e tne ;h District. com hartot gfi"mn nas terest i re here AUCTIONS. DAILY SHORT STORY- BLIND FAITH Ciau Determined to Have New Linoleum, and Got It, at the Price of Gordon's Peace of Mind. BY RANDLYN CAYLOR. coffee. Her hand shook slightly; she bit her lip as though she were trying to decide between two thoughts.” “This old, er, thing is so worn,” she ventured finally, avoiding Gor- don's eyes, “I'm ashamed of it.” “Huh!” Gordon grunted, “that’s it!” He pushed aside his breakfast. “Look,” Gordon pointed out with a spoon, “look at here. You'd better scrap that keepin’-up-with-the- Joneses idea. It's stale. We've fig- ured out our budget for the next three months, and we'll manage ac- Clara swallowed. Gordon sighed. “Course,” he softened, “if we knew what was ahead I'd say all right. But we don't.” “What if everybody thought as you do?” Clara flared up. It shocked Gordon a trifle, although he absorbed it. “We'd be everlastingly saving, scraping, putting money into the bank and never using any of it. I don't see why we should stint ourselves Gardon pressed his lips together and bounced up. Clara flinched. He walked around to her. “Listen, darling,” he put his arms around her. His tone was soft and oily. “I'm only thinking of you—of us. If we take it with our chin up now we'll be in a choice position to head off the Joneses later on. That's the way to look at it.” He kissed his wife perfunctorily and was off. If he had lingered a moment more a tear would have collided with his nose. On the train Gordon met Bill Gaines. Bill and Gerdon had much in common. They were business men, and the first command in their decalogue was: “Let’s see the fig- ures.” “It amazes me” began Gordon when the two had settled down to their seat in the smoker, “the short- range view women take of the finan- cial situation.” “You're teliing me,” Bill paused in the act of lighting a left-over pipeful. “My wife has 'em all skinned with that Alice in Wonderland attitude.” He chuckled. “If I'd let my wife go,” Gordon complained, “she’d use our savings on unnecessary house furnishings. For the last week she’s been ragging me for a new linoleum. All that's the matter with t.hg old one is a few worn patterns. “Don't let her start that stuff,” Bill pulled a newspaper out of his pocket. “If you do therell be no end to it. When you get the linoleum that will show up the curtains; when you “WE'VE FIGURED OUT OUR BUDGET.” get the curtains they’ll show up the shades, and so on . and so forth. Heh! heh! They think they're slick.” “What makes women like that, women for you.” Gordon had had & hard day at the office. He was ravenous, too, for he'd worked two hours overtime. Because he'd put the usual amount in the bank last week (a good bank, of course) no loose change was available for supper money. So Gordon skipped it, and now, on coming home, he was ready for anything. However, the apartment was dark, locked. Gordon called for his wife. No answer. As he rushed from room to room. frantically searching for the body or a note, he began to see why Clara hadn't phoned that she wouldn't be home. The breakfast dishes were in the nook, untouched. The house wasn't swept. The mending basket was full of socks, holes still gaping in toe and heel. A dreaded thought worked into Gordon’s mind, as his sturdy frame sagged into a chair. She had left him—driven away because he had valued his cautious savings more than aer happiness. She wouldnt come ck— Suddenly the door clicked. Clara rushed in—into Gordon's arms. “I'm sorry, dear,” she smiled. *“I just couldn’t get in touch with you.” “Why not?” Clara tried to remove her coat. “Wait until I get dinner started,” she evaded. Gordon's appetite had vanished. “Tell me what's happened,” he in- sisted. “Well” Clara said slowly, “I did want that linoleum awfully. So—I— — “. . . bought one!” “Not yet,” Clara corrected. “But I will. I got a job doing housework this morning. I wanted to get home early so's not to let you know— Please don't be angry,” she coddled him. “It’ll only be for a couple of = ” “Never mind,” Gordon waved. “put “But, Gordon. We can't—the bude get. I—why, what's got into you?” “Well, you see, it's this way,” plained Gordon. “Before you returned I vowed to myself I'd get you any- thing your heart desired, if you'd just come back. Right now I know you'd appreciate a treat to dinner. And to whet your appetite, here’s my O. K. for & new lincleum rug. Here's an- other O. K. for the curtains and shades and here's one for your bli——, ah, personal spunk.” (Coprright. 1934) son has just died. ROMAN EMPIRE GRANARY | TO YIELD WHEAT AGAIN Syrian Plain Will Be Irrigated and Power Plant Also Will Be Constructed. BEIRUT, Syria (#).—Golden wheat will soon again cover the great Hau- ran Plain, former granary of the Roman Empire. A vast plan to utilise water power in Northern Hauran to irrigate the land and work a much-needed elec- tric power plant has been approved by the French high commissioner, Comte de Martel. A site has been chosen at Tell- Chehab where a series of waterfalls are available. The cost will be ap- 'to | proximately $700,000. Other irrigation projects also are under consideration for the regions near Homs and Hama through which the Orontes, of biblical fame, flows, and the El-Bilane district using the Al-Ao\uae River, — Cotton Growing Spurred. Because of the success of the 1934 cotton crop the Philippines may urge the raising of sufficient cotton, coffee and cacao to supply domestic needs. LEGAL NOTICES. ber, m. and by benef l.“n" nnds o v;aull ot ufl“m the following BRREE, 23700 36018, 84U s 1, $18. -s_«.soon 'GE gresaeatus,, 3 TURKISH ARMY TAUGHT WITH LATIN ALPHABET Reading, Writing and Farming on Educational Program for Men in Service. ANKARA (#).—The introduction of the Latin alphabet has made it pos- sible to educate the Turkish Army. In 1924 not more than 10,000 men in service could read or write. To- day the figure has risen to above 50,000 among the 200,000 soldiers, sailors and airmen. All recruits are taught to read and write when conscripted and also given instruction in hygiene while agricul- tural experts train them so that when thelr service is completed they can work the soil. CITY AIDS ATHLETES Albany Builds Modern Stadium by Converting Reservoir. ALBANY, N. Y. (®.—By utilizsing an old reservoir, the city of Albany has constructed a modern, well- equipped stadium for the high schools of the city. All the work of converting the res- gcres in area and is ranked as the seventh largest municipal stadium in the country. e — I RESORTS. CITIES OF THE SUN Tei 8 e e Beach P, v amonsg the Dalms outwitting Winter. STEAMSHIPS. TSUNSHINE™ To the West Indies o Book Lhru [y d loca ?enk or cunnd wma st. n.w. Wash. D. EDUCATIONAL. " National University l.aw School Term Begins h—ary 2, 1935, at 6:30 P.M. Standard three-year course lead- ing to degrees of LL.B. and J. D. Graduate courses leading to de- ees of LL.M., M. P. L., and S. . D. All classes held at hours con- venient for employed students. School of Economics and Government 5 courses of collegia e offered in Political Science, Economics, Psychol- Business