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ore. l am informed that the bondors are very well satisfied with the re- suits of the seasons work and would have continued the work all winter if they had had time to get camps up before the snow came.
 The Sunset group, north of the Uni corn, has been bonded to Vancouver interests, who will commence work as early as possible.
 The Montana group, lying between the Unicorn and the 49 group, has also been optioned recently to Eastern people,
 49 Group.-This property consists of nine claims and has been under bone since last spring to Sam Silver man and associates. Taking into con- sideration it's location and the diff culties of transportation, a good sea sons work has been done on it. A fine camp was built, all lumber and materials being packed on horses from the beach, about twenty-five miles.
 Diamond-drilling was contracted for and the machine put on the ground, but with inadequate power, resulting in the season being wasted so far as obtaining any information from drill ing was concerned.
 tunnel is being driven diagonally across the main ore-showing on th. 49 claim, which looks as if it were { ing to develop a big tonnage of :. fine grade of milling-ore a5 vel a shoots of high grade. A new vein on .., 3CidenUal claim is also being explored by tunnel that is now IL about 30 feet October 17th), showing, all the way, from 1 to 3 feet of shl.- ping ore. There is a big surfaC: showing beyond the 49 tunnel tEa has never been broken into yet and which may develop a big tonnage ot at least milling-grade ore.
 Prospectors have been eXptOrinT that country past the 49 group anG claim there is the same naturalization all the way. Many claims were Staked In there this summer and all th74 country across the glacier, where Ac- Cessible, has been staked.
 Pay Roll Group.-These claims were bonded early in the spring and s3lre work done on them, which evident was disappointing.
 Several new companies have ! formed already and claims and group are being sold every day; coa5eqgent ly it is impossible to keep track Of the standing of the different sections of the district.
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lGLOO .%AME1
 ARE SEUUI<ED.

Wit,lout teinG required u make any particularly strenuous enyrt or SCOUT the district ln the pur5ul; oi names Bob omal! and Alex frazer have secured the signatures q z5 Pioneers Of Alaska to an appAca- ton for charter for an Isloo U be established in Hyder. Most Of the siSners carry cards from o,her towns and will transfer when d charter 8 granted for this rtace. It is esti- mated that by summer a member ship of at least 100 can be secured including those in Stewart who are ready to join
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-02-20
NEW JUNCTION
 MANAGEMENT

In order that he may have more time to devote to hts other business interests here before making a somewhat extended trip through the Uuited States and eastern Can ada, A.A.FTazer has turned the management of the Junction store over to Jack Adkins and Walter Blanton, business men form rly of Anchorage, who have locauUn of their own adjoining the Salmon RiV- er Trading Company's store but are hot yet ready to build.
 MT. Frazer intends leaving in about two weeks time for Montreal where he has business connections and will then visit various Amer ican cities, returning to the coast over southern route. In Califor- mia he will meet Mrs Frazer and return with her to Hyder MT. Fra ger is making the trip east iu oel!~ nectiOn with his real cstate and mining interests
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MOVING BAY

This week the Miner has moved into its lew home on the corner fl indian aud Nevada streets ald moving is Oh, such fun II IS su h fun that if someone shoulu co.oe along and pungle up 6 million ayi- tacS we would De pleased u move again. During the course oi tie moving operdtlcGs q great many bea 1tifnl seGtimt1ts occupy lie mind such a8 the following What tn -ity wh- -i lhatll be about enough editor4l or this week.
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Alaska Trust & Investment Co.,

~Oe Incorporated under Laws of Alaska Paid up Capital $5O00O
 Surplus
 KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
 Departments and Directors BANKING Commercial & lttcolo or every nature Dean C. Cannon VicePresdent l. Secretary SAFE for Rent James Dickson r-eosurer INSITRhNCF, Fire and Cadw ActnB Afanasar CUSTOMS J @N'"9 '''"'s0' NOTARY PUBLIC J. REAL! ESTATE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALEXANDER G. BENTLEY, At,orn

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
pIaintirs vs.. Thomas D. McMnlras ct al.
Defendants.-In Equity No. 3Slu9.-The object
Of this suit is to sell. and to relnvest the
The city Of washington. in the District Of co o.
iumbia. namely. part Of original lot two (2I,
in square four hundred and eighty-one ash.
described as follows: Beginning for the same
forty t4Ol feet north Of the southwestern cor
ner Of said lot and square, and running thence
east ninety 500 feet: thence south twenty
(20) feet and thence west to the point Of be-
ginning, with the PERPETUAL right Of way. for
i oni nese. three o u. -
ern forty (40) feet Of said lot. or 80 much
thereof as 10 not covered BY the wall Of the
petuai right to the use Of the south wsii Of the
building on said premises as q party wall and
for building purposes. the said part Of the
house numi,rred twelve hundred and I've iioo5j
Sixth (6th) street northwest, situate thereon.
On motion Of the plaintiffs. it Is this aoth
PENDANTS. Thomas ID. McMurray, De Lesline
CHM. Corinne CHM. Edward Y. CHM. Leslie
CHM. an infant; Robert Lee CHM, Gladys CHM
Gladys CHM. an infant: Robert Lee CHM. ju.
nior. an infant; William Linton CHM. an in
FAINT James Alfred CHM an infant; Laura
CHM. an infant; Henry Peter Hahn. junior. an
infant, and Ogden V. CHM, an infant. and all
others concerned cause their appearance 10 be
entered herein on or before the fortieth day,
curing after the day of the first publication Of
this order: otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default. Provided a
copy Of this order be published once week
Law Reporter and in The Evening star before
the return day herein mentioned. F. 1. SID
sSs H. pGxca cr roe FRED pes &
O'COENELI. Asst Clerk. au31. se7-14
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTER MOON.
THos. !. OWEN I SON. AUcrIoNEERs.

THOs. !. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIOSEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY THE two
STORY, FRAME DWELLING. NO. lois
~ Virtue q d certain deed Of tr,iat duly
recorded in Lber No. $780, folio 70 ct seq, Of
the land records of the District Of Columbia,
ana at the request Of the party secured there
b., the undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction: in front Of the premises; on TUES
1.D. 1920, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the fol-
l0tying described land and premises, situate In
liz city Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being the north Is feet
front by the full depth thereof Of lot 81 in
Anthony Hyde's subdivision Of lots In square
~ as per plat recorded in the office of the
surveyor for the District Of Columbia in Liber
T. W., at folio 80, together with the improve
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to he paid In cash. balance in two equal
installments, payable In one and two years,
with interest at per centum per annun, pay.
able semi-annually. from day Of sale, secured
81 deed Of trust upon the property sold, or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
posit of 5000 win be required at time Of sale.
ETC.. at cost Of purchaser Terms Of sale to
Sc complied with within 80 days ffem day Of
sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser. after I'VE days aaver-
Element Of such resale u some newspaper pub
iiShed in Washington, d. g.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Trustee By ANDREW Parker.
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FUTURE DAYS.
rHos. ]. OWEN 4 SON. AUcr1oNEERs.
Building Lots at Auction,

Building Lots at Auction.
AN UNIMPROVED LOT ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF VIRGINIA AVENUE NORTH
srTRSEErs. AND tTnIREE Tors ION IN Ma On
TEII.O AVENUE OR 18th STREET
NORTHEAST BETWEEN MORSE AND
NEAL STREETS
by authority vested in us we will sell at
public auction. in front of the respective prem
isea. on THURSDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1920. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, lot q. in square 81, fronting
II feet on Virginia ave. by 4 depth Of liz
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. SAME DAY, lots
a. A and 45, in square 4O6S, fronting 90 feet
on Monticello ave., by depth Of 50 feet. with
side and rear alley.
Terms: Lot 81 sold subject to a trust for
$500. and lots 43. A and 40 sold subject to 4
trust for $500. due December Is. 1921. and the
balance to be paid in cash. One hundred dol
lars deposit on each. parcel required AZ time
II sale. Conveyancing. stamps, ETC.. at puf-
eAaAers COST Sale to be closed within thirty
s''' sass6Sis. se 63lia'f ) ron, A.s,,sss.n
1a2-d&ds.exHufoe4
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yU1 0AIE-HoU1RD
LOO II St. NV.

PRICE. $3.50 home You shsuld zee at
once: twe-stofy house. colonial type.
Hat. electric lights. parauet Doors. large
attie: there Is q breakfast porch asd
:ssen.s: E. hons. |: :sas .sS
throughout. Possession given.
Connecticut avenue; the lot is 51xso:
order house. havinr hot water heat. elec-
trio lights and garage. Owner leaving
city: possession can be Arranged.
PRICE 81. 5oO-On the Heights q little of
house. two stories. with hot-water heat.
electric lights. oak doors. unusually
large pofches: good lot to alley. with
location will please you.
PRICE sls; 7so-In Sixteenth Street Heights:
positive harEain in detached brick
water heat. electric light. large perch hes.
hardwood noors open fireplace in Iivisf
room, buiit-in ice box and 6reproof 70
fost lot. '-'eN W 'A'
PRICE: s1s.6eo-A spieedid downtown home 1.
little west Of 18th street: there are 10
rooms, ,o;s uI t.s baths; hs..w.ter heat. eisc
house e screamed throughout and there
G &C. 49, e : ls - .hsy; II ssu ..e il
You would do we'll to look at this prop
street, on the Heights; owner Ieavinr
city; property IL just listed for sale; Z
large two-story house having hot water
heat electric lights. front and rear
porches. and there is q large lot and 4
dne garden. Inspection any time
PRICE. 50 .oon-A nearly new house in the
Bloomingdale section. colonial style,
two stories. heated with hot water. hav.
ing electric lights. oak foors front and
rear porches. Owner moving to suburbs
will sell this house on very convenient
terms
PHELPS.
OF HOMES"
,xo< II c. Ay1ry
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER
Unclaimed Freight by Public
Auction to Pay Freight Stor-
ace and other Charges.

age and other Charges.
pay. sEPTEMsEk FIFTEsSTH; 1920 com;
sell by public auction. At we-ehler's. 800
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. to pay stor.
age. freight and other charges. all goods stored
Ohio r. r.. r.. F. and 2. r. r. and Southern
railway in the following names, to wit: Penn
sylvan.s raiiroadIw. Aneesi, Auto Reel Com m
Bates. 8. G: Briggs H. Bnrlingame. ": Ben,
ton. Mrs. W. G. Brown. Chief Raw Material
Division Bureau Of .a Mines NJ coken.s: Coates
Cornwell. Michele Caccia. Cochrane Bros. J.
1. Conrad. Capt.. Refining Company. A. +.
c .ns sp ms c and s n pns.1n Ssq
man Dalton. J. E. Dyer. Doubleday Hill Com
pany. Div: Pub and Supplies: Dept; Labor;
rIs sd Hose lose 4. ,ins F. n
Thos. Franklin. Mrs. r. p. Gray. Mrs.. Herman
H Hart L. NJ pssn Son a., Hsrr .;,
Hayman. Hayennef Bak. Co. 6. 4. Hayden,
Mrs. David +. Isaac. international Bak.; Co.
E Zones; kreps. ,! BE-. = 4 ksnnsdy 8 s
n Ii n@%!. Bliss. ES,a Mn
Mustard. MAKO Bros. c. Middiebrook. L. B.
Miner. Manogne & Jones: G.. F. Mitchell. Ne
G @,,, g DC p E Co.: C. Moses Co.: New
4 A. Co.. Neil Post Exch.. Nomini Groc. s
Mdse. Co.. c. II. Nitzell. r. l.. Pendleton.
Ellie Phillips. Plummer's Phcy.. d. Rid=way.
Reamy Bros. Thos. H. Reid. 7. n. Rice, q.
Rudolph. E. Stevens. Sullivan 4 CO.. n. l..
Settle 4 Co., j. Schuman, W. L. Smith. r.
Stewart. Sewer Dept. Cooper Marble Wks.. J.
simms. J. F. .riiieu. !. Taeei. ch... E. Tai:
bert. J. P. Tonks, Benz. vsaner. vasil- steam
System Co.. D. G. Williams, @. b. Wise.
Who. D. Exch., Il. 4. williams. DR.. C. n
Watts. Wash'n o. Dduip., Mrs. H. J. Weiss.
4. Wisconsin. IT,; Sou. Store FIT. Co.. A. c.
Caflin and Roybrough, Southern r. R-AcmA
Wagon Co.. Carter Co.. Jno. B. Hanna, Haven
ner Bak. Co.. N. II. Wood. Chesapeake and
Ohio r. R--John CAmbiotti r. +. and =.
Cohen. l.. Furnan, B. Goldstein, d. c.
Handy Co.
AL parties interested will please take notice.
Pennsylvania Railroad and Southern RAILWAY,
au24-31. SCI II 4 Il and = sts. s.w.'
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FOR SALE-HQUSES
Continued.

THD PRoFERTIDs ADv1R9n1D gND11
ss E.y ~ a. s'e sp eSiass.1sd .SeS LIZ
PAPERS UNTIL sy WRirr.
SO eth ct. s.e.-FFane; 10 sys.s. b. $50.
1890 $1,000 .,s. {: & - :i:'-sf'ef' f' s'',;
'11 9isi 10Th 1t. a.w.-ls s...a. ssssDtsa Aan.
b: briei: s.s; fura.; 1e:ees;
$50 ct. 20 , soS n 1A'' =;
rs or q. s.s.-iret; rn2. \: ist'sss:
75s Harvard st. ..w.-Briek, rms. ana b.,
1zss st. ne.-Twofamily dat. 4 rms. and
b. each; latrobe: gas. A.75o.
500 st: n.e.-Brick. rms. and b.; latroee
i21S 81. se.-BricS: rms; $500.
Ills lib llth !. e. ,o n.e-srief; rooms b.; L.
'': sso4 5 10Th st. rs rms, B.: l.se. lot; e.
eelient garage; cellar; AMI: 5000.
1894 Warder 81. n.w-Brick; rms. ant tile
S.-wh.: concrete cellar; a.n:t; neder. @.
rage; Sleeping porch; hardwood hesrs. Passes'
'''A' '-''''N' coIoRED.
PIT "a ct. s.e.-Brick: rooms, bath: Ia.
sls 18th st. n.e.-Frame; 8 rooms; iatsoss:
S.ae-a., ~: : 81 E; ,.-.-sr's.; '.' -; ~
1zs4 ss.tos 4: 81 n.w.-Briek; rms. b; L.
10 ct. s.e.-I rms; brick: gas; e 500.
2soe ct. n.w.s rms; brick; lot tox1eo:
IL ana 1ss Francis It. s.e.-Brek. = ,ssns
each: H. exesllest eonditisa; n,eoo each
1912 18th st. n.w.-BEck; rms; latzses;
$1,000 Z st. n.w.-Briek: ma: -
1854 18th It. s.w.-Briek: . rms. b: ~;
14744p-45i R It. n.w.-Brick; stores: ~
corner property; 1900.
16o2 9th ct. n.w-Brick; 7r. snd b.; h.-w.A. /:
i, l4ls Ss f. st. n.w.-Frane; rooms; De's.'-
iii Congress st. n.e.-Brick; 2-fanily
SIT 9Th ct. s-e.-5 rms; latrobe; s., 200
631 4 st. se.-brick; rms; latrebe;
1924 9Th st. n.w-Bsict: . rms: and b.;
latrobe; gas; excellent condition: S., $50.
SUBURBAN.
LaurelwF1ne; rooms. hath; electricity;
Kensington tcofner Conn. and Baltinsrs
sts.)-f1.recn frame and partly finished attte;
INVESTMENTS.
200 y ct. NV. corner lot. l5xso-e-roso.
2stsry frame house: 1850.
Two vacant lots on Morton st.-Near eAsR.
nan ave-; 3.27 square feet; 4oc square fost.
c. 9: s1 s sad st. Sass :. sss e
LIBERTY HOTEL.
(white or coioredl. 9TH and n. J. ave. NV
Excellent colored location: ami; $3.50
1000 9Th st. Sc. navy yard gate). large store
ana living rooms; excellent business location;
ALI. or THE AsovE PROPERTIES CAN b
R2fcHsED o. saase: s, rE ERR
quick returns.
BRADFORD 4 CO..
Main Ss77 aS7 Southern bldg. Naia ~.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,

A4&41xS>v -
14o5 Eye St.
Takoma Park-$10,750.
Attractive home in seod section; brick eea-
struction: completely detached: all modern In
provements; electric lights; hardwood Asses
and trim; large front porch: rooAa for Gafa1e.
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
Mount Pleasant-$11 600.
A brick house On 10th street: two-story. attic
and Basement: hrst Aoor coDpfises reception
hall. living room. dining room. kitehen and
large pantry; second aeer. three Bedrooms.
bath and sleeping porch: electric lights: hot
water heat; hardwood floors and trim: front
and double rear porches; screeas aRd awnhSs:
Immediate possession.
1895 Eye 81 Main 47ss.
s;es+, Petwortf-$825O.
One Of tie best noderate.prteed hsases in
eity; heakk .house on large iet; seveA rosAs
ana M. VA hee<O1tef heat: eAeetxie iiEhts;
ffss* - 1sal1e rear ~ slserlAg poechss;
HekfEvER Z Gosst
lbs - 81. IGaia l7S2.
Columbia Heights. :.
NhsSss0 80 batA 1fiek hSoss ID ax0ilent
ae<1oas los hs4-Watee Aeat; electric M6Ats:
Anis1sd - A1f6Wsed; front sDa dsebse reaf
$3.50; siestisg leetA; iAnsdiats psssssljsa.
GeKEEvsR I eoss. 70
McKEEVE
1N5 Eye st.
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1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.

0NE SQUARE WEST CENTRAL HIGH
School-10 rooms: stone and brick; immediate
:, possession; !? main floors: balance quick POS
session income Of &l0O monthly; prize
s. 90; terms. OWNER. 1406 Belmont 81.
Nv g.
: s. 600 ROOMS; on BELMONT ST. NEAR
9Th: bargain 1903 Vermont ave-; . rooms:
- 500 cash required. 2O9 Continental
! bldg. t.
NORTHEAST-DES1RAB GROOM AND
bath brick. located In good neishbofhood on
an avenue; bedrooms and sleeping perch;
house screened and porehes inclosed with glass;
laundry tubs. electricity, porcelain sinks. Pfice,
$500. Reasonable cash payment, rest On
n,ortsage. Ne aseats. Address Hon NJ.
FOR sAI.E-ON RHODE ISLAND Avn. NV.
eetveen 2a4 snd BID. rooms anA ~: ~
Satsr heat: lot %. %. ess1t,F NO.. CAY.
WOOD = GA4R1HT. In h Z, ~ ne.
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FO1 CATALOGUES.
Copflnuea.
BOSS & PHELPS,
"BUY A HOME NOW"
Tel. Main 43Ao.

,y,~- ,S, ...&n~s>s<
SS. xeu-A nost V.y Il ,soms
I .So1 ~ n~ -. .asr,rse iishts
nv NJ -. - ~. - Z. Sox15A. there
sna osk noos. -; ans ~. - - rsrd.n and
ane ysT' vn rGon h Ssesee
nmoNen. Hnu usss ,
pv,cr c~nsr Eli ~ s Dra .,.a .sA x,pst
TnASE. s,z.ov-Nol.n On III - n,n.s yery
49, ~ .sts;r A. the ,,etcs. two stsries
M;.u 800 -. =. $50 Aeor. hause has
& sotr sssr f ssss' electric lights psraset
ssr. sna ,ns sss gwen
u PRICE ss To.in the ci ss n rsss :e
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Raee.,. s14:ooo-C Chevy Chase. Nd. A home
located in the most desirable part Of
this section. A little of Conn. eve. ard
very near the Chevy Chase Club. 1t IL
situated on . beautiful lot, 7exls5 IT,
and contains eight rooms and bath hot
water heat and electric lights This
should command your imaediate atten-
ton. y.
Price, 81 00o-Detaehed-In town. In the
best part Of Mt. Pleasant; convenient
to all the stores and car lines. This
is corner house. having q very large
lot: contains mine rooms and three
baths; thoroughly modern: hardwood
floors: several open hreplaees and 4
two-story garaEe for two cars: occu-
cnpied BY owner.
Rflee,, s.. 500-Petworth. semi-detaehed
home: very well located. This is
six-room and bath brick having colonial
front porch; double rear porches: hard
wood floors; electric lights; hot-water
heat and q built-in garage. 1t will pay
you to insestieate this at ence.
Price, $1S0p0 - Saul's Addition. Detached
Asne in eoe sf the ADest locations close
to 1Ath Ut. It hns ter Fssms and bath,
thseeaghly moAefn. including electricity
mi hot water hest: and is situated on
4 sood-sixed lot. having several trees,
attractive shrubbery and q garage. Own
er occupant will give possession shortly.
M ETHN INC
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713 14th St. NV.
DOWNTOWN-$1O,N0.
4 big, feomy house. over n IT. wide on lot
10 feet. deep; corner OF alley; II rooms. bath:
furnace heat; close to TIVE car lines; to build
the house today would cost considerably more
than the sale price. 49,
'::e PETWORTH-$8,o50.
trabd-new detacked house On Georgia
ave-; bedreoms. hotwatef beat. electricity.
Aar4Wso9 deerS and ash tfins epeA fireplace;
screens; ready for occupancy.
SOMERSET HEIGHTS, MD.
= $4,000.
4 beoatiful detaeAed he0e; sAeFt WA1k ffen
ear line; . ROOMS and 2 baths, iacludins bed
rooms. vita eAe bedroom ana bAth On FIRST
loor; steam heat, electricity. ana gas; front
And double rear pefeAes; screens. weather.
stfipDinS Throughout; good eonditiea: newly
painted; garage; lot 76x15o.
PARK VIEW-$6.7D.
Most desirable Groom and bath home on Co
2 1umbia I'd: hot-water heat, electricity; con-
xeaient 70 ear liAe.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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AUCTION SALD
FUTURE DAYl
1D11 A. WESCHLEK. IUCTf0N11k-

ADAM A. WZ9CdLEH, AUCTIUN0AA
Bankruptcy Sale of a Large
Wholesale Confectioner's
Stock of Candy, Soft Drinks,
Ford" One-Ton Truck, FIX
lures, ETC., Contained in
Premises No. 600 E st. NV.
(2nd door from 9th ST., in
Basement of 40 9th St. NV.
and Warehouse Rear COS E
St. NV.
BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia. holding bank
trading as ''Cochrane and Pugh." bankrupt
No; 1923. the undersigned trustee will sell BY
MENCING TEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK AN. 4
drinks "e oee.on ,ruea a1tnres ste
The above will first be offered as an entirety
and If a satisfactory BID is not received. will
CARL c. MULLER. Trustee.
se2,3 4.7.S9 338 Penna ave. NV
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
rnUsrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO:
s so9ss AND sH sATH R RSTWaTsa HEH vs
NO. 1888 MONTELLO AVE. NE
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity
Cause No. s7s17, the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale By public suction: in front Of the
premises. on THURSDAY. THE SIXTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1920. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described land
and premises. situate In the city of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia. to wit: Lot num-
bered nineteen (19) in Benjamin F. Leighton's
subdivision Of lot numbered nine (9D in block
numbered twelve t12) of Trinidad" as per
plat recorded in the Office Of the surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia. in Liber No 8, folio
81. improved by No. 1888 Montello ave. ne.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance In two
equal tallrnents, payable in one and two
years. with interest at 8 per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually, from day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
deposit of 5000 required Of the purchaser at
the time of sale. All conveyancing recording.
revenue stamps and notarial fees at the cost
with within fifteen days from day of sale.
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faultinE purchaser. after 6re days advertise
ment of such resale in sorne newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Washington, D. c.
J. WIN. SHEA,
Fendall bldg
THOMAS L. JONES,
613 ST. NV.
sA3-d&ds exSn&se6 Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-07
WANTm-m DUY.

wANTEb-SM1LI. MODERN. CENTRALLY
located house: by Dhysicien; STATE price. etc
Aadrese Beg HE, Star o1ee. %
HoA1 OF 8 on ROOMS AND BATH, IN
The sortheest section near K st. east II Srs
Ct. from the owner. VINO will give possessisn
give price. teEas ana Address. Address Boz
If YOU WANT 70 SELL Y6Uk HOUSE
address. how heated asd an psrtieuias. viii
buy II the price 10 right. All letters treated
vita confidence. / haye fund Of 100000 tt
Write me for quick results.
Address Box 1do-H. Star sfHce. o
IN WHITE SECTION. 6-ROOM BRICK
house: with bath: not over &. eco. Address
cash. but substantial monthly paymentg. Ad.
/! dress Bex 3o1 H. Star ONCE.
VEST OF 18th sT.-MUsT MEET FOLLOW.
ing requirenents Center hall pias; = bed;
Address Boz s4-H. Star office.
WE WANT a NDMBER OF HOUSES IN ALI
sections OF the city; some Of cur clients will
pay all cash. List your property with US fol-
quick results.
SAMUEL SHAPIRO.
Frank 5442. II 18th St. NV. End hoor:
TO ROOM H6UsE-1NY COOP WHITE
section, city or suburbs. Address Box 355-E,
Star once.
Brookland or Woodbridge.
For an immediate purchaser. home Of 8 or
more rooms. with all modern improveAeats.
Ss.aEs 49,. Or room fsr ons preferred. Price must
The Capital Realty Co.,
$40 sOfTTuERN RrrrY xsrHc
phor. SrsnSIio 7asH E1sn;.~. w...h ~
WAVED 10 BUY N TAKoaA PARKEi
need . homo near cars. with suburban fea-
, lures W"1ld like 3 rooms and sath Win large
MoMo ne TnIaang 70 az ~ hiEn q $o'oOO Al
urese fhofEssOk. BOX So4-E. staf omce.
WOULD LIKE 70 PUKCHHSE 4 GOOD
home. or rooms, In NV. section uauat BE-
strictly modern In every respect l can make .
very very good cash payment. Address Boz 12-h'
Staf once.
! WANT TO BUf MODERN AND UP-TO-
70 exceed 100000. can MAKE eoed casn