Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1934, Page 23

UCTIONS D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1934. —By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS REAL ESTATE TARZAN AND THE LION MAN. DAILY SHORT STORY-: DEATH COQUETTE Chris Awoke From a Nap and Saw a Girl's Face Smiling Through' the Moving Car’s Window. BY WILLIAM G. BOGABT. ‘was gone. I mean, her face was gone!” “Listen,” I asks, “let’s get thi straight. [ “You mean you saw her reflection in the window. She must have been sitting near you on the same side of the car. Ain’t that right?” “No,” Chris says slowly. “She—that is, no one was in the car with me. ‘When her face dis- appeared I looked around me and and no one was Y U KNOW, I wouldn’t have believed it, only Chris was sober that morn- ing when he come into the lunch car about 4 o'clock. Sure, he could tell a good yarne— what newspaper can’t? —but, as I'm saying, Chris wasn't drunk. He'd finished up about 3 o'clock and caught the 3:10 train out of South Station. My diner is near Neponset, about 10 minutes’ ride after Soon Marcus came running back. “The girls are not there! They've gone!” he cried in despair. By now every one was astir. A thorough search of the camp revealed no sign of Naomi Madison or The director’s inspection of the camp confirmed Marcus’ alarm. “We'll just have to get along with- out them,” he shrugged. “But that doesn’t mean we can't eat. Wake up the girls, Mr. Marcus, and Gordon Z. Marcus was the first to be up. He looked quickly about him. The camp seemed deserted. The fires had died to smouldering embers. No sentry stood guard. He hurried to Orman’s tent. “Mr. Exhausted by the physical and nervous strains of the 4ay, the Americans slept deeply through the long night. Nor were they disturbed by the unusual activities of the Arabs, who were supposed to be on guard; for the swart sons of the desert moved silently in execution of their sinister plans. Orman!” ROOMS—FURNISHED. ROOMS—FURNISHED. (Continued.) DUPONT CIRCLE. 1754 Mass. Ave.—8in- gle room. $25: double private porch. con- necting shower. $45: double. top floor. $2 IN PRIVATE HOME. nice room. single or double; gentlemen preferred; garage. Phone 1867 KALORAMA RD._—Colonial corner ome: attractive sunny double rooms. priv. . bath. See to_appreciate. * 1301 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.—Nicely furnished rooms. well ventilated, near bath._Phone North 9772. S LEY NEAR 18th AND COL. RD., 1855 Calvert st. n.w.. Apt. 41—Comfortably furnished room, southern exposure. i maid service. Phone Columbia 3 1327 HARVARD ST. N'W.—Two connect. Ing bed rooms. twin beds in ome; may use ot_plate. 1° GRAND HOTEL MANAGEMENT. $5 week and up; hot and cold water. Phone Metropolitan §: T 2042 NEWARK ST. N. room. private family, meals. _Emerson Single or double with or without Met. 4300. e _front room. first Walking distance 1224 MASS. AVE. N. for one or two: southern exposure; t bath: continuous hot water. 5823 COLORADO AVE. N.W.—Nicely | Rished large front bed ‘room. meals ‘op ti Phone Georgia 0155 room. secon: &MEL” oy denlsoor' near Scott 2006 COL RD. furn. front room. gent lady: board optional. Phone North 8421 1341 L ST. N-W_Large. warm. newly furnished and redec " 1st-floc Tomm s sand redecorated.” 1st-floor 1hk. 1747 h ST. N'W _Desirable _singie front room: “newly ' decarated: welking ;%ls(lxlcsivnll modern. Breakfast optional. 327 17¢h ST, N.W.—Double run- Ding water. 's20; single Toom. 1% Aame BiET lock from cars. Phone 14th ST. N.W. B ms: abundance heat day ient .hggt YI?:I"E‘I". ible_prices 31* 9 ONTARIO PLACE N.W_—Furnished Toom for gentleman: Fhone. Adams o058 2009 WYOMING AVE. between Conn. and 20th—15x20: south and east exposures; : fireplace; adjoining bath; priv- dence: _also_ studio room. BEST NORTHWEST SECTION. wa . B1—Attractively eman or employed pri- ome. CHEVY CHASE_D. C., 3028 Military 1d —Large {ront room. twin beds. shower: Colonia:_house: board oot. Ciev’ S085: Clev. 3471 14th ST, N.W.. 3 Dlocks bevond 14th Td.—Large. newly furnished om with porch: lhk. optional; ath: c.h.w.: teiephone. Sl 2041 MACOMB ST.—8 Foom, detached home. 74 blotk Cann’ aaas Cleveland "7 telephone: $25 month 1016 MASS., AVE. N.W_—Bright. clean, also_single and 1hik. room. first flcor. doible tlecping rooms. 84 to %4 5 TWIN BEDS, connecting bath. Second house back of Broadmoor Apts., phone Cleveland 1345 LST. N.W—La nished 1hk. room. Toom. $i weekls 1103 Oth ST. N.W.—Clean. comfortable, warm room, sieeping. $2.50; housekeeping, $4; quiet. desirable house 1338 FAIRMONT ST. N.W_Clean bas ment room. Lhk. high elevation, S: week; no_smoking; lady or_married couple. warm, newly fur- also front single VALLEY VISTA—Front room facing park; private, family; all ‘conveniences. " Apply desk. 2032 Belmont rd. n.w. Dec. 5000. 31° 1442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W. and 2031 F st. nw—Large double. bright front Toom. twin beds, adiacent bath: cont. hot men_preferred; $7 week. _ 31° 2 GIRARD N.W. Tge, warm. sunny room; three windows: large closet: c.h.w.; those’ appreciating cleanliness; garage. 1414 GIRARD N.W.. APT. 6—Warm. cozy Toom: “home conveiiiences: refined, adult family; two employed: ladles preferred. 1820 EYE ST, near White House—At- tractive doublei hot, cold water. phone, garage: refined home: gentleman. 31° 317 7th ST, N.E—Nicely furnished room: convenient to navy vard, P. O. and Li- brary: reasonable: ail co: 209 NE—Large front room, next to bath; $4.50 single; Lh.k. gas_and heat furnished. he cried. Their tents, their horses, everything!” “The Arabs! They've gonel APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. we'll have some breakfast. HOUSES—FURNISHED. ‘Then we'll get moving. The desertion of the Arabs won’t stop us.” Arabs! SALE—SUBURBAN. Rhonda Terry. Then the awful truth dawned upon the company—the girls had been kidnaped by the AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. RIVERDALE. 006 WASH -BALTO. BLVD. Front room. newly furnished: ~kitchei clean, quiet: mear car and b able ' Adults. NEWLY FURNISHED 7-ROOM HOME_3 bed rooms; how.n"elec retrig = On line. " convenient 16 school. Keasonable. 3724 12th st_nee. 2 NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms and porch: gas. hot-water heat. ele tricity. phone: $6.50 week. 1961 4th'n. NICELY FURN. OR UNFURN. 7. elec. refrigeration. oil burner, detached: reasonable rent. YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH AN- other. "Conn. ave. _References excha! Reasonable_rent. _Emerson 8479. SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM USUAL beehives, Wallace Bryant's unusual, artis-- tic apariments. 1816 Eve st. n.w. 76 8 ST. N.W.—_LIVING ROOM, BED Toom. kitchen aid bath; am.i. Potomac YOUNG ~MAN. . WANTS PARTNER. cmployed. to share furnished abt. good n.w. section. ~Address Box 411-T. Star office! COMPLETELY FURNISHED. UNUSUALLY Iivable " two-room apartment for _couple, twin beds; shower, two exposures. Potomac 3762, Apt. 610. 1* ) 17th N.W. (corner P)—Large Toom, single of double; bath the floor: phone. 613 7th ST. N.-W.—Neatly furnished single or ‘double roomis; hot and cold water. Mrs. James. reside: ger. ROCK CREEK PARK. 1637 Montague St. n.w.—Lovely, cozy room. next bath. fof gentleman. 1437 GIRARD N.W.—Large. newly fur- nished front roo twin 1)(6!. mxthern €Xp. Cont. hot waler; reasonable. Phone 333 CONN. AVE. (near Wardman Park). Large. attractive room for gentleman. semi- private bath. garage. Colu 37. 1236 GIRARD ST. N.W —Colored—Com- fortably furnished. in modern. refined home. Privileges allowed. Reliable persons. TAKOMA_PARK_MD._ 605 ERIE AVE — 5.00—3 rooms. attractive. upholstered urniture; Kelvinator. radio. private bath, entrance: no children. ant Jan. 1. Phone_Shepherd 1339. g PARK LEE. 1620 PARK RD. N Excellent location. _Attractive living-bed room, dressing room. dinnette. kitchen, $67.80._Adams 3382, TO VELY APART- ment. 1 room. kitchen. dinette and bath, Teasonable. National 4483, Apt. 304. EMBASSY SECTION—W: UBLET TO gesirable. careful tenant handsomely % 5-gm.. porch apt.: Teal home: would rent T or suite; home privileges. Adams 2502 before 1 p.m. or after 8 evenings. ROOMS—UNFURNISHED. 'AKOMA PARK—5 ROOMS, FRIG] aire. piano. radio. garage: aduits only. block off Carroll ave. 12% Sherman ave. SELECT SINGLE. semi-pvt. b.. elegant n.w. building: walking distance; reasonable: pro- fessional man. Address Box 320-T. Star office. 31° FRANCIS SCOTT KEY _ APARTMEN Hotel. 20th and F n.w.—1 r.. k. b.. com- pletely furnished; linens. silver. Prigidaire: day. week. month: reasonable. _Natl. 5425. OLD GEORGETOWN AOME —3-STORY brick. attic, large dining and reception rooms, 3 bed rooms. sleeping porch. baths. sun parlor, rose garden, gara references. Phone West il CORNER . NEAR room cottage. baths, laun- dry. $50 monthly. Met. 5707, pt. $30 MONTH 5 ROOMS. GAS, ELEC. & white neighborhood; close bys. Caritol’ Height, Md. em.. 8. Wi gton ave.. Hiliside 0457, GEORGETOWN _HOUSE. DETACHED: five bed rooms, two baths; elec.. ice bo) 6 mos. or more. _Call West 2833-J. ATTRACTIVE CHEVY CHASE HOME. 7 rooms nd bath. sleeping porch. ofl burner. glec. refrigeration, 2-car garage. Call Cleveland 3215 HOUSES—UNFURNISHED. 2629 13th ST. N.W.—6 bath. 3 porches, excellent con block from Central High School. . CHAS E. TRIBBY SONS. owners, 814 Dis- trict Bank Bldg. Dist. 4778. 1210 YOU ST. N.W.—$25.25— brick. nice condition: electricity. and 615 N. H. ave. n.w. Phone Decatur c . [ SEMI-DETACHED 6 _RMS_ AND BATH. .i.; northeast section: built-in garage. METZLER. REALTOR. phone Dis- _8600. _Nights. Adams 0620. . NEW BRICK DETACHED CHEVY CHASE home, with 4 bed rooms. 2 baths. oll heat, built-in__garage. recreation room: $00. METZLER. REALTOR. phone District 8600. _ Nights 5 0620, 1503 WEST VIRGINIA AVE and bath. gas heat garage; Phone_Columbia 8084 1817 RIGGS PL R and 8_sts.). $55. W._(18th_AND 19 Large 8-rm. house 2 rent. RCOMS—FUR. AND UNFUR. 1720 21st BT.—See Mr_Adams either on the premises or at 2110 R st. n.w. __ 1* COLORED — HARVARD ST. N.W. NEAR 13th—Attractive room. mext bath. Pri- vate Kkitchenette. Quiet party. Refer- ences. Address Box 478-T. Star office. 31° ROOMS AND BOARD. NEAR MT. ALTO HOSP.—Front _room, twin ‘beds semi-private bath. sleeping porch. double bed; next bath; lsingle room. ront: on car. bus line. Cleveland 5956 2019 19th N.W _—Single_ double, _sunny busses. 535‘"“!. rooms, convenient cars. Phone’ Potomac_0512. 1457 FAIRMONT ST. N.W._—Nicely fur- nished double room. ‘twin beds., running Water: excellent mesls. OFF 19th AND COL. RD.—Convenient to downtown. * Beautiful rooms, excellent food. single or double. Potomac 2702. 3608 N. H AVE. N.W._—Newly decorated, large. double room with board: twin beds: convenient_locaticn. _Phone Adams_0846. 1104 12th ST. N.W —Double and single rooms close to bath: twin beds: home cooking: gentlemen preferred. 2 NICELY furnished rooms. next bath. private entrance; central: each; ge tlemen: references. Call District 4620, Apt. 34 14 DOWNTOWN—FOREIGN FURNISHING 1°and 2 rms. b. k. apts. firepl. Prigid. Maison D'Art. 1741 R. I. ave. n.w. DESIRABLE ONE-ROOM APARTMENT, bath. kitchen. modern gas stove. General Electric_refrigerator; prefer to sell furni- ture: reasona Avply Apt. 402, 1712 16th_st. bel and 9. NORTHUMBERLAND—LIVING ROOM. bed room. bath. non-houuku’ymz: rent. $45 including maid service. North 3280. le. cen 5 b h-wh. $65.75. JOHN T. KNOTT. 918 P st. 609 NEWTON PL. N-W. rooms. k.. bath.. elec. E_M. ATKEN_ 800 “Nat. 3 16 QUINCY PLACE N E-—MODERN SIX- Toom and_ bath hot-water heat. Rent. $40.50. 15256 Oak street n.w. (corner 16th)—8ix rooms and bath. Rent. $50. WM. T. BALLARD. 1221 Eye street b.w. §49 th ST. N E—$31.50. FOUR ROOMS. ath. gas. elec. 1505w Vireinta_ ave. $55: 6 rooms. bath, gas. _elec. h-wh = Met. 2025. _D. E. BARR! 1807 E_st. n.w. ne. NEAR WARDMAN PARK—SUBLET AT- tractive apt.. 2 rooms. kit. bath: immedi- ate possession. Phone Adams 4314-R. SPACIOUS MAIN-FLOOR APT.; 3 ROOMS. kitchen. private bath. porch and ent.: elec. Tefrigeration, fireplace. garage: $60 mo, inc. heat. iight and phone. Wainut 9276.% FREE RENTAL AGENCY, CAR AND_GUIDE FREE. APTS. ALL SECTIONS. DAYS AND EVE. GEO. 4806. 409 FARRAGUT N.W. LOPT APARTMENT—ONE ROOM. BATH. non-housekeeping; reasonable rent includes services: downtown northwest. Entrance. outlook in . _ Prospects must be quiet. Ready January 7. Address Box 394-T. Star office 2* 1513 16th ST. NW.. near Scott Circle— Vacancy for young man to share studio Toom. shower; excellent meals. CLEVELAND PARK — Double room and bath: singie: comfort, refinement: excellent table; near transportation; detached house. Phone_Cleveland 0787 900 MASS. AVE. N.W.—One double toom, one single Toom. one basement room; won- derful_meals; reasonable. a1° 3550 HOLMEAD PL. N.W —-TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette. bath and inclosed _sleeping orch; heat. electricity. "gas; reasonable.’ hone_Columbia 3826-J. L] FURNISHED. 2 large_rooms for Lh.k. 1st floor. bath ol month; and elec. in- rage. "1913 R. 1. AVE. NE 1821 10t ST, N.W—Most_desirable large room ‘with private bath for two: excellent meals. charming home. 31¢ B04 21st ST. N.W.—Large double room, 1win beds: home cooking. 1622 18th—Attractive home: single of double room. with excellent home cooking; reasonable. 1317 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W. Apt. 15th AND L N'W.—Large furnished room for lady, kitchen privileges: reasonable. ‘The Cecll. Apt. 705. District 19! . 1606 17th ST. N.W.—Large. bright room With twin beds. next to bath, in refined home of young people. plenty hot water, unlimited phone; walking distance; per month; for one or two employed pe including desk. radio. s 2 2322 1st 8T. NW.—Two Tooms, well furnished and very comfort- able: Simmons beds: newly papered. 1° _ LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOM. twin bed: 2 large closets: for one or two I semi-private bath. Decatur 3483 NORTHWEST SECTION—Double bed room. next to bath. unlimited phone: walking distance of dow, MT. PLEASANT. Large drd-floor front I _next bath, $2: i DOWNTOWN., 93¢ Eve St. N.W.—Desirable, large front roond comfortable and nicely furnished; suitable for two gentiemen or employed couple; convenient o Govt. depts.: reasonable. . NEAR DUPONT GIRCLE. 2110 O St— Comfortable room, second fioor, adjoining h. $5 per_week. S i 1730 LAMONT ST. N.W.—One house block from Mt. Pleasant car: large, attractively furnished room. closet, next bath. inst. hot water; references exchanged. Phone Na- tional 2711. EEA W) 1019 "W facing Mass, Ave. Park— Room and kitchenette or Lh.k. rooms. Opening_rates. 0_t0_$6.50. . 4100 14th ST. N.W.—Attractive room for entleman; unlimited phone; continuous eat and hot water. Phone Adams 7023. * 204 ¥ ST. N.W., Apt. 10—Steam-heated apt., private family, gentleman only; ref- erefices_exchanged rgiiie 421 7th ST. N.E. eautiful, bright room Tiear bath. all conveniences, for congenial girl; small family: reasonable. LAND HOTEL. Vermont Ave. and 'ir‘hoonl'nas Circle — Comfortable, ~pleasant, downtown, quiet. clean. $8 wk., $32 mo. u DARLINGTON. 1008 - N.W.—At- tractive rooms 1402 L ST. and cold water, T S 301 6tn BT. N Station. Govt. Printin rooms, ¢. h. W.:_price ressonal 1100 12th ST. N.W.—Res. zone, downtow spacious cor. b. r. A-l fur 3 baths; refined environment: no lh.k. 1% 715 22nd ST. N.W.—Two light housekeep- ing_rooms; only S0 per week. 31° 1767 QUE ST. N.W —Maid service. switch- board. running water in each room. Phone Decatur_3402. 2112 O ST.—Large, alry Toom._twin beds, every convenience. semi-private bath ad- Joining; gentlemen’ preferred. North 1391. large single “windows, W.—Room. private bath. hot maid service; gentléman §22% 5rd ST. N.W.—2nd floor apartmen detached house. with or without boar Supervised by dietitian; near Capitol. also street car and bus line. . FOR TWO—Attractive Foom. well nished. adjoins hath: coupie's pri home, one block 14th st. car. Georgia 2125. 1 1600 HORART ST_5 doors from M leasant st.. sunny front room for Eenth man; private family: adulis. . 5620 KANSAS AVE. N.W._Large, front Toom, next to bath. of single room in Dearly new private home: all conveniences. Handy t car line. Phone Georsia 2003. RAFTON —Comfortable Tooms. Sibaing water near shower baths. Di-nr. elevator_and phone service; $30.50 monthly Up. 1735 De Sales st. at Conn. ave OTEL GRAFTON—Completely renovated. Efllfl! cheerful, clean room: $30.50 Bionthly up. 1139 Connecticut 19th ST. N.W.. APT. BEvas ab ciean “and réas. to responsible party. North 31° AVE. N.E—Single front brivate home: no er roomers: $3 gentleman only. Lincoln '5093-J. 1* 'A. AVE. N.W.—Furnished rooms for walking_distance of downtown and Govt. depts.;_reasonable. 1% . N.W.—Large front room: 20 nouae: ncar Glover Fark and Wise. ave.; $18 mo. Phone Cleveland §834. 1° 323 _6th ST. N.E—Large front room. 4 windows, s.ni. oil heat; well-ordered home; $4 or $3.50 weekly. 501—Bed-living room or twin bed room. attractive, clean; excellent meals; plenty heat and 'hot water, unlimited phone. ele- vator. Phone PotoLiac 4245. 2¢ 1523 16th—Beautiful. refined home; dou: ble." single. triple rooms: ample bath: plenty heat. hot water; delicious food: It sonable. 2¢ 1515 MASS_AVE. Scott Hall—Lovely va- cancy. young man roommate; siso double, triple room. rumning water; delicious 00d MT. PLEASANTDesirable room in_home of adults with good board. Phone Colum- 20 16th N.W._—Men only: $25 and $30 double: single. $32.50 and delicious meals:” privlieges.” Phone Columbla 9400. 1816 KALORAMA RD. N.W_ Apt. iractive. warm. twin beds: Home eel 16th ST, ‘—Large front room. te bath for three; vacancy in double Toom for lady. 3 W —Avallable Jan. 1st, de: le larre double room. in lovely home. every comfort: unsurpassed meals 1619 R. 1. AVE. N.W.—Governor's place for rent: one room for three young men and one single room. with excellent meais. 37 ASHMEAD PL. Bridge)—Single and board: private bath if ] e CALVERT ST. N.W.—Beautifully fur- nished rooms; elegant meals: ind. tables: unlim. phone; maid service. $30 mo. ¢ 1409 KENNEDY ST. N.W._—Attrac. fur: newly decorated: sunny front room with balcony for three: will let double: well balanced meals; convenient to 14th st. _and_16th busses. _ 1 1726 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.—Warm single and double rooms; reasonable; con- venient location. 19th ST. N.W.—Comfortably fur- bed-living room: walking distance Govt. depts. and shopping district; So ern chef. North 5091. 1807 BELMONT RD. N.W,—An attractive drd-floor front room for 2; southern ex- posure; excellent board: private home: $35 month each. _Columbia 5381. 31% 1333 K N.W.. adioining Hamilton Hotel— Double and single; like home; plenty ot = _excellent_meals: R LI A REAL HOME WITHIN A HOME. 3533 13th st. n.w.— rge, connecting rooms, private bath; also large front room, semi-private bath. The comfort of the guest is the first consideration in this house. Meals served to individual taste. Col. 0175. 1451 HARVARD ST. N.-W.—Very warm cheerful room in clean, well-appotated home, large closet. best food: reasonable. DUPONT, CIRCLE, 1511 20th ST —Large, bright. double rooms: one single; good meals:_home living: near b . 1418 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.—Large. bright., 2nd floor, front, beautifully furnished; un- limited phone, cont. hot water; young peo- T R B e T 1 1623 N ST. N.W._—Attractive corner Toom, three windows, two closets, suitable 2 or 3: also _single; good meals: ideal location. 1462_COL. RD_N.W.—Nice large rooms, next bath. twin beds: homelike: home cook- ing: unlimited phone: reasonable. 1903 N ST. N.W.—Nicely furnished rooms. twin beds: refined atmosphere: excellent : maid_service. unlimited phone. 1620 K ST. N.W.. The Lee-Marque—Nicel furnished _single” room, newly furnished; shower: excellent board: home cooking. _2% DUPONT CLUB._ 1326 19th ST. N.W-_ FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN. FEW VACAN. CIES; SOt COOKING: HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE. PHONE NORTH 9049. 1* 1410 16th ST. N.W.—Attractive resid tial club for men and women: large en- tertaining_rooms: excellent meals; ideal location: reasonabl. 1752-54-56 QUE ST. N.W. Newly decorated, large second-floor front, private bath. Other vacancies; deli- cious meals. CARROLL SPRINGS INN. Only 20 minutes by auto from business fovier, A Sl olf By, moders oy R sl Bl o eves FOUNTAIN COURT. Superior food. i clientele. private parking spa way at entrarice. 3640 16 (Conn. Ave. at Taft double rooms. with red. 3834 11th N.W.—Large, warm 2nd-floor fron . kitchenette. dinette. gas range w:f ’?«?flau for housekeeping; reaso: 1025 BILTMORE ST. N.W.—For gentl men. wel ished large room. semi-pr ‘vate bath. unlimited phone: private home. ST. N.W.—Newly furnished “2: 10iBeie and double. " Phone. Norin 318 “! T single. 15th 8T, N.W.—Front room, well- ome. semi-private bath. twin beds or ‘Walking discance departments. 'WANTED—ROOMS. LADY, interested in room. time GhnNian home. . walking dletance Star board, Khie. “Address Box J1B-T. g 1448 PARK RD.N.W. Living q. dressing room. kitchen and bath; nicely furnished; gas, Prigidaire and elec. $52.50. Northwest Housing Service. 3524 14th St. N.W. Phone Col. 3600. Furnished and unfurnished apartments. houses and rooms: transportation supplied. A CAR AND GUIDE FREE. 2 . apts.. houses and rooms. Purn. and unfurn spte., houses and s 927 15th St. N.W., Room 306. Natl. 8717. APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN. 624 ROCK CREEK .2 B, $70. 2806 20th st ne. 1 b $52.50. BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.. Natl CHEVY CHASE—NORTH ST SUBURBS. Complete Rental List—Autc_ Bervice. EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.. 5520 Conn. Ave. X 0. Evenings, Wisc. 2572 ba L. V. THACKER, 2726 12th St. NE.__ Potomae_2387. NEAR 14th AND PARK RD. 1428 Parkwood P1.—$75.00. Convenient to car lines. stores and the aters. Large. bright living room. dini: room, 4 large bed rooms. 2 baths. kitchen. Prigidaire. built-in garage, screened back . . DETAGHED. 4808 7th St. N.W.—$80.00. Beautiful home. reception hall living room, dining room. sun room. 4 bed rooms. bath.'kitchen. garage. 1404 K. __CAFRITZ. __DIST. 9080. TWO 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS. A.M1.. HOT- water heat. Clarendon, iarge lots. I porvemen, ol Hemilen at $5.500; ine st. at $6.2 House “Ginrendon ¥a " of " ABHTON & . Va. 'or 5 JONES. 401 Wilson boulevard. ry Gro. Possession at once. CKER CO., Clarendon. Va. Lo HIGHLAND PARK, VA, New five-room brick home now nearing completion. _Only unsold house in this progressive development: 20 minutes from city. A nominal payment, plus your rent money will buy it. Price, $7.500. Also other new homes elsewhere, Call W. S. HOGE, JR. 1627 K ST. N.W. District 6563, and Holidays. Clev. 1138. RENT—SUBURBAN. DETACHED. 8 RMS. 2 BATHS AML large lat. garage. $55. “METZLER. Real for; phoe District 8600. Nights Adams MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE. 234 DEL RAY d Md.; $40 month. Phone 1 ACRE, 6 ROOMS AND BA triclty turnace’ heat, 2-car month’ ERVIN REALTY CO. | ELEC- rige. $30 all Hyatts- conveniences. suitable for i or 2 families. Apply at Greenhouse. corner Washington ave. and Tuxedo road. Tuxedo, Md. M HOUSE, TILE BATH. LAUNDRY tubs. hot-water heat. gas. electricity. ga- rage; adiacent to two bus lines. Va. ave. and Columbia_pike,"Arlington. Va. Phone Clarendon % i ALEXANDRIA, VA. 716 Queen' st—7 rooms._b.. h.-wh. newly papered and painted: $50. 1521 King st—6 rooms_b. h-w.h.: $40. BRODIE & COLBERT, INC. 105 So_Poyal St._Phone Alex. 2484. 7-RM. BUNGALOW, $40 15 ACRES OF GROUND ‘Three mi. D. C. line. 5 mi. to Cabital Dear Defense Highway: am.l. furnace h lts. Largé barp. chicken houses. All the firewood you can byrn. 7.1 and b. in excellent condition. Ex- cellent for poultry. tobacco or truck farm- ing. Phone after 6 p.m.. Columbia 1951. or inquire 1424 K st. n.w. RENT—DESK SPACE. 754 16th ST. N.W.—2nd FLOOR. FRONT, Room 203; desk chalr furnished; phone_calls_taken. _ Price reasonable. RENT—STORES. 444 N ST. N.W_. $60. RGE alley. 20 by h EYE ST. W —§ AND H- first floor? 8 rooms. bath sbove: hot- water-heat. $75; store or apartment can be rented seperately 512 Fla. Ave. nw.—Attractive store with two_large display windows. $35.50. F.P. SHEEHY. 1010 Eye st. National SALE—LOTS. ROMANTIC SITE ON ROCK CREEK Park near Forest Hills—Irregular, but about 75x350 feet. with additional land thrown in. 'Price. $3,500. Offered sub- Ject to court approval. .. JLOUIS P SHOEMAKER, _1719 K St. NW. ____ Natl. 1166. _ VILLA SITE OF ABOUT 50.000 SQUARE feet, bordered by and overlooking Rock Creek Park. There's no other opportu- nity such as this. _Price. $10.000. LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER. 1719 K St. N.W. Natl. 1166. SALE—FARMS. COLORED—407 OAKDALE ST. NW.— 5 r. and bath, h-w.h. elec.. $30: good condition. OWNER. 14'T s North 0285 DESIRABLE COLORED RENTAL 014 P st. n.w.—Large brick dwelling. suitable for roomers: reasonable rent. Wisc. 4373 COLORED—NEAR 18th AND OOL. RD. D.w.—9 rms._ 2 baths ami. condition. $75.° METZLER. Resltor, Dis- trict 8600. Nights. Adams 062 RED—1456 CORCORAN ST. N.W.— 3644 PARK RD N.W. Two rooms, kitchen, furnished or un- furnished. 2°* APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. THE BROADMOOR. 3601 CONN. AVE— Very attractive 5-room apt.. 3 exposures: 2 large bed rooms; chboard. elevators. newsstand. dining roo €. ‘COLO] $60—9 r and b h-wh: third foor rented at $25. BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.._Nation FOR COLORED—931 27th ST. NW.—b- room ‘frame. water. large garden lot. 2039 st. .—6-room $: N P. Phone Natio SALE—HOUSES. WIMBLEDON. 21 6th ST. NE __DESIR- oo Bor Y rooms: Kitchen. bath. G. E. retrige; avaflable January 1. Apply_resident_manager. 413 8th ST. 9E—b LARGE ROOMS AND bath: good condition; h.-w.h.. elec. heat furnished; big yard. big porch: $50. 16¢ z 3 bed rooms. bath. dining room, kitchen. Frigidaire. 4707 CONN. AVE. N.W.—BEAUTIFUL, modern. outside apt.. 4 Tooms. Kit.. bath: garage, switchboard, refrig.. elec. on house current: beaut. lobby. carpeted corridors excellent_service. Phone E: n_6800. 718 WEBSTER ST. N.W.—3 MS, Iarge Kitchen, semi-bath. a.m.i. and 1h.k rivate home. 2nd floor, pleasant surround- &:.,] 2 blocks from_ bus or car lines. oyed couple. gentiles only: S Gren: reasonable. 'Phone Adams 8327. 1+ 1507 MASS. AVE. 8.E_—OPEN 7 TO 8 PM_ double rear porches, $2.500 less than cost. L. A. MOSSBURG. 1808 Bay st. s.e._Phone Atlantic 2471. $75.000 RESIDENCE FOR_$46.500: AD- Joining Rock Creek Park; wonderful loca- tion. 1627 Kennedy pl. n.w. Fine house. $4.950. APARTMENT BUNGALOW. A new detached brick house on large lot in_besutiful suburb. Wood-burning fireplace in 1iving room. 2 bed rooms. tile bath. large kitchen. hot-water heat. in- sulated_roof. Small cash_easy terms. Phone BUILDER. National 7760 2 $950 WILL PURCHASE EQUITY IN SIX- room and bath home with hot-water heat. electricity etc.. in good n.w. section. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1731 K 8t. 2532 14th ST. NW.—5 R._AND B.. 2nd floor. front. and back porch; $60 month. Phone Columbia 0055. 5 2 i SQS. NORTH O Pioe . lé{h firm’:..llfl?';ndpgntg. ‘I;:lntg:: ment, W aire. Sanitor_of phone MR. . Nat. 3007. VERY DESIRABLE—1 RM_ K. DINETTE, bath; reasonable; occupy ist year. 203% Belmond rd. n.w. Decatur 5000. 31° NORTHWEST CORNER OF 7th AND FLA. b ot oD, e ocation for colored p: o 350:50" ¥ F- SHEEHY. 1010 Eve st. 1831 LAMONT ST. N-W.—NEWLY DEC- orated; one 3-room. kitchen and bath, $56; one 4-room. kitchen. pantry and bath (duplex). $75. K. QUINCY Inc.. 909 15th st. n.w. District 9057. 1435 HOLLY ST. NW—4 LG. RMS. bath, detached. duplex: redecorated. i Oil heat by h.w. incl; ga 4339-J. 4707 CONN. AVE. N.W_—BEAUTIFUL modern outside apt.. 4 rooms. kit.. also 2 rooms. kitchen and bath; garas switchboard. refrig... elec. on house current beaut. lobby. carpeted corridors; excellent service. _Phone Emerson 6800. 2000 H ST. N.W. 4_rooms and bath. ARTHUR CARR. 206 35. 1501 NORTH CAPITOL ST.—6 OUTSIDE Tooms and bath. With heat. $50; all large 3 . ne—b5 ms. bath: $35. Thom g pecs om0, col eat; $29.50. L. V. THACKER, 2726 12th St. N.E. _Potomac 2387 16th ST.—5-RM. APT., $70. Modern apt. bldg.. large rms.. tile bath. dy to cars. stores, etc. Earlington, ] ‘1’;{‘]\ ’st.. x‘;:n Col. rd. Phone Adams 0%41 BEST BARGAIN IN TOWN. 2007 O ST. N.W, Just South of Dupexit Circle. 4 lafge rooms and beih and open fre; ; wa siness, fi:;‘m"‘!’fl’uflt to busses and cars. Jani- tor SeTVICe: onvy $60.00. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO,, 1315 H St. N.W. District_0908. $30—204 F St. N.W. 1434 BoOmS, Kitchen and_ Bath, K__GC DIST. 9080. RENT—FLATS. VE, N.W,—7 ROOMS. for e Eamilice S50 tion. _J. District 9179. 801 NEW JERSEY S, Areated ginflm. 1104 Vt. ave. ARISTOCRATIC GEORGETOWN. Pine old brick house. 25 feet wide: large rooms. high ceilings. fireplaces. brick ga- : excellent investment: $7.500. Adams NORTHEAST BARGAIN—_SEE ITI 1112 OATES ST. N.E. Rooms. Porches, Garage. Low Price—Easy Term Mr. Orem. Georgia 4639. WAPLE & JAMES. INC.. District 3347. See the Model Home, Completely Furnished. 5812 4th St. N.W. (Just Above Nicholson St.) 7 Rooms—2 Baths. Large club room. many sdded and af tractive festures not found before in home of this low price. JAMES, INC., 1226 14th St.: N.W. Phone District 3347. NORTHEAST HOME LIKE NEW. 7 Rooms, 4 Bed Rooms. This home is very attractive, nicely Jo- catled, near schools. stores and rta- tion. Just a few minutes to ywntown shopping center and Govt. depts. Open for Possession with deposit, Low—Terms Arranged. 1724 D St. NE. WAPLE JAMES. INC.. 8 _14th St. N-W. District 3347. 1 OPEN FOR INSPECTION. 2048 37th st. n.w.—Six rooms and bath, Exllt‘;flln i nezl;‘lémlgmmgltlon. n st Song WILLIS, tnvestment Bldg. Natl. 7479. NEW SAMPLE HOME. Attractively Furnished. See this beautiful, detached brick home. rooms. 2 baths. porches, recreation room; “th !{fl ;fin.dl ’:kbenl to Fort Slocum— P iese "homes Tepresent excellent value and offer you the opportunity of buying before prices advance. Your inspection invited. Open to 9 p.m. daily. . 5722 1st ST. N.W. (Drive Out Kansas Ave. to Nicholson St.. East One-Half Block to Houses.) WAPLE & JAMES, INC,, 1228 llfllos'l?eflr.'wfndPhone D"(:‘met 3347 A home that 901 piéass you. near 14th and Florida ave. n.w.; 6 tile bath steam heat. electricity; un: W i3 and just put in perfect tion. Price TYBRCY 1 RUSSELL cO. 1731 K 8t WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY desires Toom, reasonable. in private home, within 12 blocks Capitol. Address Box 326-T. Star office. 12¢ ROOMS AND BOARD—SUBURBAN G dlgg'rx: Y TIN ST. N.W.—One south ‘bed room and one single room, cont. hot water. telephone. ‘WOODRIDGE—Furnished _room, small rivate family. 1 or.2 persons. Boar =ptlunll. Phone Potomac 0060':‘ < _— ko EXCHANGE. IGE ‘WASHING Pl bt K 8, TY. | | | £ DOWN—17 ACRES WOODS. ON te road. 19 miles D. C. Price. $675. National 3753 or Atlantic 5205 E MONEY TO LOAN. LOANS UP TO $300 On Autos. Purniture. Co-Makers, KRAFT LOANS, INC.. 3303 R. 1. Ave. __Greenwood 1404. THE FIDELITY PLAN CORP.. 1409 L ST. n.w.—Credit service; courteous, reasonable, prompt. Phone National 6150. PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES. Operating Under Uniform Small Loan Laws ©® HOUSEHOLD ® AUTO © CO-MAKER Usually the money is recerved within 24 hours and repay- ments may be made in a: many as 20 small monthly sums. Come in, phone, or write FIRST INDUSTRIAL BANKERS 3306 Rhode sland Ave. ) Phone DEcatur 4674 M. Reinier, Md. AMERICAN SMALL LOAN CO. Arfington Te Rosyn, V. S e WEst 008 Both Subsidieries of DOMESTIC FINANCE CORP'N e st} REAL ESTATE LOANS. ONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE iowest _Tates. Prompt service. JESSE HEISKELL. 1115 Eye st. n.w. $100 TO $100.000. of our repayment plans. including y $1.50 weekly; $500. repa; . ekly: $700. $3.50 weekly and so on. Loans procured quickly. confidentially and reasonably on 1st. 2nd. 3rd trusts, autos, fixtures, stocks. bonds, inheritance. Put’ all your debts into one and only have one place to pay. with small- er monthly peyments, Dr. A. HENRY. Inc.. 1016 st. n.W. (where : ave.) National 4675. Open dally. 9 p.m. (Not open Tues. and Sat. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Columbia. default ha the nayment of the debt thereby and et the recuest of the the undersigned trustees PR PRIDAY, THE JARUARY. 1035, AT FOUR, OCLOCK M., all that parcel of lan sityate and g in the District of Columbia and a5 parts of lots 146 and 147 in dition to_Anacostin. as per Counf at 1 olio ct as- 4 THOS, J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE 8T. N.W. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR- STORY BRICK BUSINESS PROP- ERTY, KNOWN AS PREMISES 1022 SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH- By virtie of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 55663, folio 344 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby the undersigned trustees will sell at pubiic auction. in front of the premises on THURSDAY, THE -SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, AD. 1934 AT POUR O'CLOCK P.M.. following-described land and premises. uate in the District of Columbia. and des- d being lot 17 in A. R. Shepherd’s subdivision of lots in square 164, as per plat recorded in Liber H. D. C.. folio 210. of the records of the offic of the surveyor of the District of Columb Terms of sale: One-fifth of the purchas money to be paid in cash. belance in four equal installments, payable in one. two. three and four years. with interest per centum per annum. payable semi-annu- ally from day of sale. secured by first deed of trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. 1 of $500.00 will be required sale. All conveyancing. recording. revenue amps. etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the tru tees reserve the right to resell the prop- erty at the risk_and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisemen of siich resale in some newspaper publish in Washington. D.C. WILLIAM S, FLATHER. Jr, JESSE E. WHITE. ' de14-didbs. exSusnol Trustees. #7THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST- poned until THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF JANUARY. 1935, AT THE SBAME HOUR place. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. Adam A. Weschler & Son. Auctioneers. 815 E Street N.W. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BED AND TABLE LINEN, BLANKETS, DRAPERIES, ETC. ALSO FIXTURES, OFFICE EQUIPMENT, CASH REGISTER. By Public Auction AT 919 F STREET N.W. Thursday, January 3rd Commencing 10 AM. Fur-trimmed Coa Glo Boolk . Sul Hose. Silk_Underwes; 8 roadelo Drai d Curt; Window Valances, ete o uater! —ALSO— Floor Cases. Wall Fixtures. Mjrrors, £ i 0 Brawer "Bleciric 3 rawer ric Sachine. Sherving: Fartithns; et n IMMEDIATE REMOVAL Ei O n. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1051 B0 AW TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO_VALUABLE BRICK BUILDINGS. CONTAINING ENowN A8 PRANIGES NoS’ 2150 2131 P STREET NORTHWEST, By virtue of two certain deeds of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 6280. folios 313 and 315 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Colymbia. and at the Tequest of the party secured thereby. the indersigned trustee will sell at public auc- 3 e premises. on WED- NESDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF JAN: UARY, AD. 1935. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following-described land snd piemises. situate in the District of Colum- ia; 40d, designated as and being lots 51 52 in Ella C. Middleton’s subdivision -0f part of square 67._as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District ?'(Efu{:mgnh{n Liver 55, at folio 23, Sub- way for alle described In . said " ddeds of trust Each separate! property to be gold E ale:” Ohe-third of the pur- Terms of male: to be paid in_cash. balance in two equal installments. payabie in one and two years. With interest at six per centum per annum. payable semi. nually. from day of sale, secured by first deed of trust upon the property soid. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposii of $300 will be required at time of sale on each Droperty. All convevancing, record- ing. revenue stamps etc.. at cost of pur- chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with Within thirty days from day of sale. other- Wise the trustee reserves the right fo resell the property. at the risk and cost of de- {aulting purchaser. atter five dave' adver- such resa o | published in Washington D & " PePer FRANCIS G_ADDISON, Jr.. P Ay Surviving Trusiee. Colorado Building. ‘Attorney f de207dads exsutots T Secured. | ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REA! ESTATE IMPROVED BV BETACHED TWO-STORY AND ATTIC. CEMENT- FINISHED DWELLING, ~NO. 1325 QUINCY STREET NORTHEAST, LOTS ADJOINING THE ' EAST AINING WALL. " BHACEBERY JARAGE, ) By Vrtue of t ue of a of trust recorded in Liber No. 6769. folio 195 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia. and at the request of party secured thereby. the gned trustees will offer ::er'llle by pul auction, in front of ngm- . on AY. THE AY OF JANUARY, 1935 °AT THREE-FORTY- FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following- geribed property in ‘the District of Colum- bla. to wit: Lots 62 to 65, inclusive, in the subdiviison made by the trustees of Saint Paul Creek Church in_ block 7, University Heights.” as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the Dis- trict of Columbia in Liber County 9. at folio 136: said block 7 being now known for purposes of assessment and taxation 2s_square 3967. Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur- ¢chase money to be paid in cash. balance liberal and made known at timeé of sale, secured by first deed of trust upon prop- erty sold, or all cash, at option of pur. chaser. A deposit of $300 required of purchaser at sale. Examination of title, conveyancing. recording. revenue stamps 384 notarial’ fess at, “cost "of z Terms to be c Vith Wiebin - thirty days from day of sale. otherwise trustees Teserve the right to resell property. at Fisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. sfter finy Bimcseriaenens of 1k Sl b n n, D76, o Geposit bay be forfeited. or it out forfeiting deposit, trustees may avail themselves of any legal ar equitable rights ssainst defaulting purchaser. MARVIN ‘Mc . 420319024710 0 Trustées. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE ATE. A Al %fig in"f'u? DWELLING. CON- 3915 LIVING 'l%m "Virtus of & certain deed of co Liber No. 5439, at foi s 228 r of e et of Sy thereby. the undersigned sell at public ction. siction. tn ront of the B0 S R T P the Distfict of cnlumhln'. and numl m-‘g (62) in %' 8. Gru- ver’ l'l'? tr l»g numl “:'0 (2) B e R o B e Sorded ‘. Liber No. 75, follo 181, of the records of the office bfi the surveyor for trust re- 16. of LY, fol- tuste um. and secured e proverty sold, o date ol e you get off at the end of the subway from Boston. Well, as I was saying, Chris comes in and sits down and just stares along the counter for several minutes. His face was real pale and he kept staring at nothing. After a while he seems to remember where he is and he says to me kind of sudden: “Say, Mike, you got a drink?” Then I stared at him. Usually he was the one to pass around the bottle. ‘Well, there’s nobody in the place just then, so I reach under the coun- ter and slide the bottle of blended stuff across to him. He pours out nearly half a water glass full and gulps it down. “It's lousy, Mike,” he says. I don’t argue with him, but take a snorter myself. I can’t figure out what's troublin’ Chris. “Say, Chris,” I says finally, “what in hell's the matter with you? Seen a ghost?” He almost jumps out of his seat at that. Then he remembers who's talk- ing to him. “Mike,” he says, “I saw a beautiful{ girl tonight on the subway “Well, what about it?” I had to laugh at that one. “You've seen lots of nifties.” “Wait!” he says. that kind of a dame. way like one of those girls they keep m‘&}en in gardens down in old Mex- ico. She was dark and her skin was like satin and her hair was jet black and—" “Sure, I guess I know what you mean,” I says. “But what’s that to do with—' “Listen!” he comes back at me, “this one was different. I saw her in the sybway, see. I've never known a girl like that, But—she wasn’t there, Mike!” ' “Now, wait a minute,” I says, “You say you saw—" Chris holds up his hand. “Look.” he explains. “It was like this: I got on the train, see. There wasn't any- body else in the car with me. Well, “I don’t mean I mean this one you know how the swaying of the | cars makes you drowsy as the train roars along under the ground, Mike? I guess I dozed off for a few seconds. And when I opened my eyes there she was!” “Where?” “Her face was in the window across the aisle from me. She kept smiling at me and she was beaytiful and—" “What?” I asks, as his voice dies out. “When she smiled I smiled, too, and guess what she did, Mike?” “Well, her lips moved and she said one word. It was very plain, Mike. She said Good-by! That's said Mike. Just—Good-by! Then she all she | 1 SLIDE THE BOTTLE ACROSS TO HIM. there. It was just in the window, I tell you.” I poured another drink and tossed it off in a hurry. I didn’t know what to think. Just then half a dozen husky transport truck drivers come in and I'm kept busy for a while. Those guys are always hungry. By the time I'm through I see that Chris is gone and taken the bottle with him. There wasn't much left, anyway. I didn’t think much more about what he'd told me until the next day. A city dick from headquarters told me what happened to Chris the next morning. It seems Chris got a call from headquarters and the inspector wanted him down there right away. “We've got an automobile-accident victim and we want to see if it's any one you know.” This dick says the inspector asked Chris on the way to the hospital. It seems this party drove down & blind, dark street near South Station and before the car could be stopped it went off a dock at the end of the street and went into the harbor. A watchman or somebody saw it and fished this person out of the water. They take Chris up to a small white room and point to a figure lying there in a white bed. It was a girl, and she was real still, and she had black hair and her face was a funny white color. “Know her?” the inspector asked Chris. This copper says Chris didn't an- swer. But he seemed to be shaking inside of him and staring at the girl. You see, it was the same girl he'd seen in the subway window. I mean, it was the same face. Chris tried to say “yes” but he couldn’t get the words out, and then the inspector said: “I thought maybe you'd know her. She’s dead!” Chris stared a long time and after & while he said: “No, sir, I don't know who it is. I never saw her before. No, I don’t know who it is.” Then he went out of the little room, walking real slow. The ine spector didn’t know what to think. Chris never talks about that night any more. You know, there's a funny thing, though. The place where that car went off the end of the dock into the harbor is right over the subway. I mean, the sub- way is underneath there some place. It goes right under the water in a tunnel 'way down beneath the hare bor, (Copyright 1034) Tomorrow: “Demure Siren,” by Louise Bellows, is a humorous ac- count of a young secretary who dreaded being the other -woman in a love triangle. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctionee: TRUSTEES: SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, HOT-WATER HEAT AND BLECTRICITY. NO. 657 E STREET SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust. recorded in Liber No. 6120. folio 91 et sea.. one of the land records of tbe District of Co- lumbis. and at the request of Darty se- cured tbereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction. in front of premises, on AY, THE TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1935. AT POUR- OCLOCK P.M. the fol- lowing-described property in the District of Columbia, to wit: Parts of lots num- bered forty-three (43) to forty-six (46) In Todd and Gunnell's subdivision of square numbered four hundred and sixty- five (465). ¢ the surveyor for the District of o Cenbin. in "Libez N. K. at folio 200; beginning for the same at & point on “E street. 18 feet 1 inches east of the Southwest corner of said lot number forthy-three (43) and running thence east on “E street. 18 feet 1% inches; thence Dorth 04.68 feet: thence west 18 fect 1iz ches and thence south 94.68 feet to the Place ol B ™ ne-fourth of the pur- ] 5“.‘.?3& in cash, balance in equal inst ents, represented Ey romis- Sory notes of purchaser. payable two and three years, per_cen semi-annually. secure B foa ‘.‘.‘S‘n“émgem sold. "or il 55, ‘at ‘option of purchaser. A deposit of §200 ‘Tequired of purchaser at sale. Examination of title. conveyancing, record; Ing, ‘zevenue, Slamp, 410, "L compiied Sith Siehin thirty Trom day of sale. TR T el Sfeserve the rlghl (0 fesell property Sliies five days' sdvertise- e on. 576 o deposit neton. D. C.. ustees may (o or equltable rights & ainst de- faulting purchaser 'GEORGE M. JMANN. WEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, QST EYe BT, NW. ISTEES SALE VALUABLE TM- nwmovm mogfl'ATlA BEING A TWO-PAMILY BRICK FLAT. KNOWN Al NO. 622 mfim O L LOMBIA. TON, DISTRICT . d_of trust et l“ul'uél;. dfieaeafl.ol‘ fol! O, Cregticat. of " ibe “Feau Eipd i the wpdiiignet sell at pul 'f'fl B de28. THOS. J. .. the following- Ascrioed land and premises. situate in th STyt T et ted a8 . 180 T arin 3. Tasior: sion _ o e Survesor. o strict of u, i S srowe b Fouren street hortheast, Washington. D. C.. er with the Imbrovements. consisting e A Wo-family. two-story brick building. T oky "o be pald 15 ‘eash. Balance %o eaual installments. pavabie in one Thd Pwe years. with nferest at six per rfl“fll per annum. payable semi-annually, fom a3 of sale. decured by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash. at the obtlon of The purchaser. A deposit of $250 081 °Be Featired st time of sale.. All con- Veyancing. reco "t cost ‘of pur- chaser. of to be complied with within tirly aavs from dey of sale. other. T e Tty teet IRy en. cost of de- euthe Durcnaser. afier five duys' sdver: ea’ln " Washington DG oot of i China, Glassware, Pictures, Bric-a- Brac, et c, ete. At Public Auction AT SLOAN'S 715 13th St. N.W. WEDNESDAY Jm‘. 1935 8, Sleen & Co. Auctioneers. ¢ plat recorded in the | THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 6154 folio 499 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby the undersigned trustee will sell at public auction. in front ot the premises. on THURSDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. AD. 1935, AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M. the follows: described land and premises. situate in the | District of Columbia. and designated as twenty- n Jacob 8. Gruver's subgdivision insquare twenty-eight hundred and twenty-five (2825) in William T. Gal- liner and others’ subdivision of part of the tract of land called “Padsworth.” as per plat of sald Gruver's subdivision recorded n Liber No. 54 folio 31. of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. Subject to the bt re- striction liné shown on said plat. Sublect o R SR TRy oy v sale: One-third of the ¢hase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal installments. payabie in one and two years, with intere: at six per centum per annum. payable stmi-annually, from day of sale. secured by first deed of irust upon the property soid. or all cash, a¢ the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $350 will be required at time of sale, 1 conveyancing. recordins. etc.. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiied Wwith within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right to Tesell the property. at the risk and c defaulting purchaser. after five da: vertisement of such resale in some news- paper_published in Washi; 3 THE WASHINGTON LOAN, AN and being lot §d being lot one hundred an of lots pur- . LAWEO! Vi :‘ de20-dkds.exBushol | ¢ Trendent. Adam A. Weschler & Son. Auctioneers. FURNITURE By Auction AT WESCHLER’S 915 E St. N.W. WEDNESDAY Commencing at 9 O'Clock A.M. Suites and desirable odd pieces for every room in the home, Studio de31-jal TREASURY . DEPARTMENT, PROCURE= ment Division., Public Works Branchs ‘Washington. D. C.—Sealed bids, in duplie cate, will be publ opened in this office at 1 pm. 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