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Evening star., 1922-05-21
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ADAM A. WESCHLNR, AUCTI0NEER.
Tr1stees' Sale Of Valuable In.
proved Real Estate Nos. 1924,
l022, 1916, 1904, 1902 and 1000
9Th Street Southwest; 504 and
sos K Street Southwest; 9l7
9Th Street Southwest; 4S2 and
4S4 Eye Street Southwest; !;
49O and 492 H Street South
west; 718 and 726 9Th Street
Southwest, and GA 7th Street
Southwest.
By virtue Of authority vested In me a. trus-
tee under the last vii! and testament Of Mary
Martin, deceased. will oner for sale at pub
estate, situated in the city of Washington.
d. O.. in front of the. respective premises ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1922
AT 4:3O O'CLOCK Pm.
Lots s15, s16, s17. s23 and sc4. in square
200. improved by premises Nos. 1924, 102e.
1910. 1903: 1902 e. and 1000 9Th tNn ;t s%. 0x and
THURSDAY, MAY rs, 1922
AT 4:3o O'CLOCK PM.
Lot sl1 in square 47o. improved BY two
story brick store. and dwelling. No. a17 eth
ct. s-w. :
Immediately Thereafter -.
Lot s24 in square 4s8, improved BY two two
story brick dwellings. Nos. 4s2 and '4s4 Eye
Immediately Thereafter
10. % in square Has, %impr0@IsS % @ BY tso Hso
Ut. s.w.
Immediately Thereafter
Lot s26 in square 487, improved BY two
story brick dwelling No. 71s 9th st. ,s.w.
Immediately Thereafter
story aS' frame sn q dwelling No. rs ss6 st, Nv.
Immediately Thereafter =.
Lots IS and s07 in Square 467. improved
BY two-story brick dwelling No. 614 Sth
Terms: One.third cash, the balance in one
md two years. with interest at 6M per cent,
secured BY q deed Of trust upon the property
soId. or all casl. at the option Of the pur-
81 sser. deposit Of 500 on each house to
he made on acceptance of bid. Convey yAncink,
notary fees, revenue stamps on deed and re-
cording at cost Of purchaser. TermA Of sale
10 be complied with within thirty daySs other
Wise the trustee reserves the right to resaal
the property at the cost and risk Of default
inn pufchaser, after hve days advertisement
~ some newspaper published IN WasAinetoa,
D. G. JAMES SHEA, Ifussee. 81
G. PERCY Mc9LUB, Attorney,
SoS st. nv. mylsdeas +
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
FOR SALE-HOUSES


TAKOMA PARK-$,oO0: '----Ta
o
electric garage;
PETWORTH-$8,5OO
C rom orch n
CORNER NEAR LINCOLN PARK-$8650
wills
NEW HOME ON THE HEIGHTS-$o,750
Built day r;oioua
special
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$11 500.
St: resident
POSSES
NORTHWEST SUBURBS-$12y5OO
large ,sifnc located OF
s ] fqP G ' ss ss anxious " sell and
SAULS ADDITION-$16OOO
Within built buider
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK-$l6OO0
o poches
F garage " over ' ee '' owner VII"
LAMONT ST. NEAR 18th ST-$lo5OO
COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 14th ST.-$2OOOO
.
BUSINESS PROPERTY-$3550O.
Pennslv in future
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1888 K Street NV Main 1915 and 1917
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SOUTH RIVER PARK.
THE IDEAL SUMMER COLONY.

FOR SALD-Water-front lots, $500 to
g. $50: bungalows, 81 $50 to s. $50; 80 miles
from Washington. on Washington and Annap-
oils pike. Apply G. 81. NEELY, 7o8 westory
days and Sundays At South River Park, Anne
Arundel county. I'd.
THREE WATERFRONT LOTS on WEST
river. 5oxl60. bay view. near Shady Side
rieh's store. Shady Side post once. A. A: Co..
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Valuable Two-story, Six Rooms
and Bath Brick Dwelling, No.
242l North Capitol Street.
Vacant. Immediate Poses

by authority vested in us. we will sell at
1TH 11st01 y tS9n5 sf sas On
1922, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, lot 80 in square
3o04. improved as above.
of trust for $500 due August 25. 1924: and
. second trust Of about 1900. PAYABLE $50 so
per month. and the balance cash: $500 deposit.
Conveysneing, recording and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to be com
piled with within 90 day. or deposit forfeited.
myN dads THOs. J. OWEN 4 son. Aucte
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTfONEER.
ny nos. go AND "a md ST. NE.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
the Of nc f. sass %
sSsF sss pssmse., rs1 :s!s % PG PRsbAY Tas WENT
TH1RTY O'Clock PM. the following de-
scribed land and premises. situate in the city
psttst 2, cS.%e: s to s.s s
ming for the same on the line Of End ST. east
at 4 point distant IS IT.. 8 in. south from
thence west lis It. to the rear line Of said
lis IT. and thence north with the line Of End
and % also part Il original lot IS. in said sausr:
of s.d ot @ and running thence se
ls IT. 8 In, thence west lis It.. thence north
is IT, 8 in. thence east IFS IT. to the place
Of beginning. improved By premises No "a
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years. with interest at per cent per annum.
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A
de post of 500 on each house required Of the
veyancing, recording, revenue stamps and
! notarial fees at the cost Of the purchaser.
Of sale ,so to d.v Se Of na hin
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting
! purchaser. after I've days advertisement Of
such resale in some Newspaper pubiished in
the city of Washington. d. G.
r. NEWTON DONALDSON
Appeals building,
812 Pa. ave- Sc,
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We consider this the best value on the mar
ket in a new house. Located the Heights,
west Of 14th st. 1t has good size bedrooms
and tile bath the second door All modern
Improvements and convenences. Deep lots to
20-foot alley. Attractive terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

| For new ADIRONDACK Booklet and informatis
rondaok Resorts Association, PLATTEBURGH N.
For Montreal and Province Of Quebec Tour Do
Bureau Of Montreal 600 New Birks Bldg, MONT
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS. =
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUCTs.

THOS. j. OWEN Il son, AUCTS.
Modern Two-Story Brick Dwell.
ing, Containing Ten Rooms
and Two Baths, Gas and Elec-
tric Lighting; in a Rapidly
Improving Second Commercial
Business Center, No. l225 c
Street Northwest; Lot q Feet
S Inches by 50 Feet. Imme-
date Possession If Required.
By virtue of authority in the undermined
vested. will offer for sale at public auction
II fESS1 ei IL psY OF 81 MHF is
1o % IN square two Randred % 9nd nnets y.
Of Columbia, known for the purpose Of taxa
ticn as lot eight hundred and three tsoal in
said -, square improved & BY brick dwelling rent
month. on monthly agreement
Terms Of sale: Subject to a Hrst trust for
$4,000. bearing interest at the rate Of 7 per
cipaf due and payable June 1s. 1924. One-half
Of the purchase price over and above said FIRST
per @onth nees, int os .iid Ss
ance. at the rate Of Q per cent per annum.
represented by note or notes Of the purchaser
| to be secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, or all cash above said nrst trust, at option
Of purchaser. deposit of $500 required at
ancing. recording and revenue stamps at cost
Of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
wish within % I'll thirty day: from day ct s.,e
CURED by the purchaser the time Of settle
ment to be extended not more than thirty days
Seve ae made & nSs
myis:d1d. THos. ]: OVEN I SON
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ALLAN E. WALKER CO., Inc,
8I3 18th ST NV Main oh,o
NORTHWEST.
DE Al

View ten-room home; large lawn; double ga
rage; 20 oak trees. Owner leaving Washing
ton. will sacrifice for quick sale. Should please
most exactins Close to 14th st. car. Address
Box LOOT. Star ONCE. 21s
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COLONIALIB BEACH, VA.
- (THE IDEALl ~

A winter and summer home, six rooms; 32-
foot porch. all screened; water in house; elec-
trtc lights; chicken; house; fruit trees; lot
50xl50. fenced In; one Of the prettiest homes
on the beach,; one square from water front,
two squares from wharf; furnished; s. 800;
terms, 81 600 cash, balance monthly payments;
can Be bought for 5000 cash. Phone Frank
lin 7376-W or apply at THE fdeal).
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Chevy Chase. D. C.-$Io.5oo.
Brick house of eight rooms and two com.
plete baths. sleeping porch. and all strictly
modern throughout; excellent location: ga.
rage: $4,000 cash and reasonable monthly
payments.
35I5 N. H. Ave. N.W.-SIo,6oo.
Unusually attractive six-room and bath
brick. with sleeping porch and all modern ap
pointments throughout; double garage. This
is seldom possible to secure a home See ii
at once.
Delafeld West of 14th-S15,5oo.
Here is an ideal residence in exceptionally
good locality; detached house with nine rooms
superior condition. 1t is situated on lot 40
feet wide by 90 feet deep.
New Home in Chevy Chase
$14,25o.
Full two-story-type bungalow. with seven
commodious rooms, complete tiled bath and
shower; first. floor tiled lavatory, sun parIor
mammoth living porch: stone trimming. chin
second stories; immense closet space, hot.
water heat. electric light, insta ia neous hot.
water heater. large lot; delightful section
This is the best buy in Chevy Chase today.
$500 cash and moderate monthly payments.
Fine Corner for Physician
$4,000.
on three floors: located on good corner So. ;
formerly occupied by physician with large
practice. who died recently; Offices on hrst
moor: can be arranged into three separate
for four cars on very deep lot See this at
once.
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SPECIAL HOME-BUYING OPPORTUNITIES.

Chevy Chase Home-$o,soo.
In beautiful section Of Chevy Chase. Md:
pretty seven-room and bath house; modern in
every particular; two-car garage: on lot 80
by 22s and only 81 500 cash required. See 1t
at once.
Chevy Chase, D. .C.-SI5,5oo.
s,e ery With o.
light Pittsburg instantaneous water heater:
garage and ali modern appointments: lot 50
by 14O; close to Connecticut ave. Property in
fine condition.
Good Residential Section~N.W.
$500.
$500 cash and $50 per month: six rooms.
sleeping porch, large tiled bath; all modern
conreniences: lot 30 by 1e0 to 15-ft. alley.
with room for garage; pretty section. House
In splendid condition.
Wide Avenue N.W.-SI2,25o.
Most attractive corner house in excellent
section. with large lot; six rooms and bath:
parquet floors. and all modern appointments:
garage: room for additional house, on good
side street. Property is in splendid condition.
Spring Road near I4th-$1I 600.
ing: six large rooms and tiled bath, sleeping
porch and al appointments of the fine mod
ern home: garage on large lot; alley at rear.
Nr. New Hampshire Ave. and
S St. N.W.-$Io, 500.
Substantially built brick house with brick
and stone front. on excellent street. It con-
tains 10 rooms and bath: 81, 900 cash will
take 1t, with reasonable monthly terms.
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RECNEHERE

s. Carolina Ave near Beach and Boardwalk.
Central to gll attractions. Newly remodeled and
refurnished throughout. Distinctively homelike.
Private baths Elevator service. Excellent
table. Amer. plan, "A up daily. $50 up weekly
Ownership mana cement. GINNETTI BROS
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"A Better Moderate Rat. HOTEL
WESTMINSTER

Kentucky Ave. near Beach.
Remodeled and refurnished throughout. All
outside rooms. Running water and private
baths. Elevator to street level. Cuisine un-
surpassed. White service. Extensive porches
Folder upon request. Personally managed and
directed by A. V. K0PP. Owner.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
FRENCH
SOLD|ERL|vES
IN D|NGY ROOM
His Parents Wealth Called Bar
to His Love by Jean
Outey.
BY JOSEPH ROGERS
I niysrsaI service.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-IIis par
cnts' tremendous wealth "A bar 10
his love. IA French soldier of for
tune lives in n dingy furnished
room. Race horses, jewels. and
retinus of servants bore him. Ac'
customed to every luxury, he IL
willing to start life AZ a bootblack
to win the heart of the mysterious
American girl he met during IN"
world war.
Jean Dutey, son of General
Dutey of the French Army, who
was said to have been confidani
of Marshal FOch during the critical
periods of the German invasion,
was forced to leave the Biltmore
Hotel when his funds ran out. But
he was glad. happy because he had
scorned his real castles in Europe
for castles in the air" Jean said:
MY new castles will be built on
love. ] have inspiration which on"
OF your wonderful women gave me
during the war.
But | cannot marry until |
have made name for myself
refuse to longer live on my fathers
reputation.
Il will get work. / will shine
shoes fUr a living II necessary.
am an inventor OF two motors of
IA new sort. an expert horscman.
an agriculturist. "A bit OF an artist
and an athlete. will not starve,
II honestly believe the girl ]
love will really care for me NOR"
II | have less. That's why | cam"
TO America.
II have had several offers Of
Jobs. but Influence was connected
with the offers. SO | turned them
down. What | will do will be done
without aid of any sort"
And who is the girl you lover
the FrenChman was asked.
He toyed playfully with his glis'
tening war cross and replied:
LAS soon as | get a job I'll tell
you"
Brigadier General Henry j.
Reilly, editor OF the Army and
Navy Journal. said that he had
met Dutey in France during the
war. that he knew him to have an
excellent war record and visited
General Dutey at his war hunting
grounds.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
Famous "Wedr-Right"
GLOUes, SOC Pair

These gloves are noted for their style
and durabilit made of high grade fab
RIGS in new fall shades with novelty
embroidered backs two-Clasp style; all
sizes.
Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves 6-button
length, in sand, mode, mastic. QQc
beaver. gray and white; all sizes wv
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
Fridays Bargain Offerings Afford Extraordinary Savings!

Friday will bring to climax the great value-gving
during our Anniversary Sale which left in its wake
great number of odd lots and incomplete lines. These
marked sharply reduced prices to close them out
tomorrow In addition to the many moneysaving advan
tages of Remnant Day. important special purchases OF
Fall merchandise included at prices that make
shopping at Godenbergs tomorrow unusually profitable
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
Legion Elects Delegates.

]. II. Emeigh and Samuel shapiro
were elected delegates to the depart
mental convention by Kenneth H.
Nash Post. No. 3. American Legion
AZ a meeting last night. Frank pun
nington and j. II. Ashman were
named as alternates. The post de,
cided To hold a dance at the Willard
Hotel December Is. Commander
Emcigh presided last night
The Washington times., 1922-11-02

Congressman william r. Ste enson
of South Carolina, and John T.
Vance. jr,, also are scheduled to
speak OF the little Congress and
Mrs Nettie Zimmerman Of Norfoik,
Va. and Mrs. A, G.. kishline, oi
Michigan. talked Of Democratic
prinCiples.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
MOTHERS ALLOWANCE
BILL WINS APPROVAL

A resolution supporting the Calder
and Focht Mothcrs's Allowance bills
was passed yesterday at the annual
meeting of the board OF managers
of the Citizens Relief Association
held at the social service home.
Erection of a home and school for
feeble minded was also urged.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
So, $3.50 and 81 Lace Curtains, SI.S5

Small Of pairs Of
in Scotch Nottingham, Fi and Tuscan white
nd yards long full
panel curtains Heavy worked
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
AT CAPITOL HEIGHTS

Maryland Night" will he OBJ
served by the Democratic of capitol
Heights this evening when Clarence
NJ. Roberts. candidate for Congress,
will be the principal speaker,
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, great
granddaughter Of President Monroe;
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
Bows Suits & Ouercoats

80 Boys Corduroy Suits-Made
of genuine Crompton ALI
weather Corduroy, also OF the
famous Julliard soft finish cor.
duroy: plain and box plated
models. with one pair of knicker.
booker pants, full cut and lined
throughout: sizes 10 TO II years;
values worth s6 to "a 6Q
$3.50. Friday at......
100 Boys Outing Flannel
Night Shirts-The famous -
make; neat striped effects; sizes
4 to 10 years; values 7Qc
worth ST. Friday at.
Boys Blue Serge Pants--ot
all.wool navy blue serge; tuli
lined: knickerbocker style; sizes
: to IS years; worth
s2.45 and sS.oO. Fri .95
day at ................e, e,.','''
IS Hodgman Make Rubber
s-Guaranteed waterproof;
sizes to Is years; worth regu.
larly $500. Friday GS "a
at ....... .............
Hats to match in SOU 'wester
or cape style, at Sl.W.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02

30 Juvenile Corduroy Norfolk
= I s-Buttoncd.to-the
model, with straight knee pants,
sizes 3 to years; worth 81 SI
$500. Friday at.....
100 Juvenile Combination
Suits-Wash suit. with lined cor
duroy knee pants; also Palmer
Jr Wash Suits, in blue; sizes
2ia to 6 years: worth 81 Ky
$500. Friday at.....
300 Boys School BlOuses-Of
madras and pcrcale; neat striped
effects double yoke back and
soft collar attached: sizes to
16 years; some have slight de
fects. but others are perfect
quality; values worth S5c
and S1.OO each. Friday SQc
80 Boys Two-Pants Suits-Of
corduroy and fancy mixtures:
Norfolk models, for the junior
boys from to 10 years OF age;
pants fully lined; val.
ues worth $3.50. Fri "a 60
day Mt ...............
Goldenbcrg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02

The busy selling during our Anniversary Sale Just
ended has left in its wake several hundred gar
ments-two, three and four of kind, incomplete
lines and broken sizes. We have grouped them in
one lot and, regardless of former prices or real
value offer the entire collection at one low price
for clearance tomorrow. Economically inclined
women will be quick to realize the money-savlng
possibilities of this Friday sale which offers the
seasons most favored styles in Suits Coats and
Dresses at a price in many instances less than one
half the former cost.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
.39c and 48c
Drapery Fabrics,
I9c Yard

Mill lengths of yard. wide
Washable Cretonnes. in light
and dark floral, bird, foliage and
tapestry designs: mill lengths
from 2 to s yards, but hundreds
Of yards alike for drapcries.
cushion. comfort and furniture
covering.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
Odd Lots Of
Knit UnderUear

WOmen's "MerOde" Union Suts-Fall
weight; Dutch neck and elbow sleeves;
low neck and sleeveless: ankle pants
perfect quality; broken sizes;
regular $500 values Friday 81 20
WOmen's Cotton Union SlIits-M edium
weight. low neck and sleeveless; rein.
forced under arm and seat: broken sizes;
seconds of S1S9 values Friday C1 mn
ChiIdrens Fleeced Waist Suits-In
white only. broken sizes; seconds Coz
Of 81 values. Friday at..........
Children's Fleeced Cotton Pants-Ankle
length: sizes 2 to IA years; seconds CQc
Of SOC values. Friday at .........
GoIdenberg'S-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
WOmen's Silk Hose
Irregular Weaves of C1 Ok
$500 Values .. 1sAc

Women's full fashioned pure thread
silk Hose in black, Russian calf cordo
van and gray; broken sizes. The imper
fections are very slight and do not af
feet wear nor appearance.
Womens Ribbed Cotton Sport Hose
In gray. camel, pongee and cordovan
broken sizes: seconds of 75C values. COO
Friday at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WOmen's Cotton HOse-Medum weigh
black and cordovan; scanned back: all
sizes; seconds of 35c values. Fri 1Oo
day at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Children's Cotton Sport HOse-Three-
quarter length; assorted striped turnover
tops sizes : to 10 seconds Of 59c CSN
values NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WV
GOldenberg 's-First Floor.
, 1922-09-02
Ignorance and Prejudice

CfTIHE OPPOSITION 10 the Great Lakes-St.
L Lawrence Waterway is conceived in kwo
things only, viz, ignorance or prejudice, or both
This is the view taken by the 500 Times, published
in the Great Lakes region which is almost unan-
imously in favor Of the establishment of the st.
Lawrence project.
Montreal is fighting It in Canada because IT
will make hy R way port instead of a terminal.
All Canada pays tribute to her now Just as all of
the United States pays tribute TO New York. Her
big steamship companies and her dock and elevator
owner know that a very large part of the trib-
ute thes exact on all Canadian exports to Europe
will be reflected in a lessened freight rate when
the ships carrying the grain from western Canada
go sailing past Montreal to Europe without having
to transfer their cargoes. Montreal is holding
Mackenzie Kings government by the throat but the
grip is slowly loosening.
New York is trying TO do the same thing. Her
pier scandals have smelled TO heaven. For decades
she hes levied an ungodly and excessive toll ON
American commerce both exports and imports,
and she does not want TO give 1t. up. Excess ter
minal charges in New York harbor total s250,00O,
600 a year, enough to complete the entire Deep
waterway.
at is estimated that the deep waterway would
save the United States in freights alone $500,
100000 per year. For instance, it costs two cents
per bushel to ship wheat from D1luth to Buffalo
and between six and seven csnts. per bushel to ship
it from Buffalo to New York.
Terminal charges are higher in New York than
at either Hamburg or Liverpool, and modern load
ing and unloading devices long since installed in
South American harbors are almost totally un-
known in New York.
why? Because New York's piers and terminals
are ruled by Tammany Hall. So complete is its
grasp that fully one.half Of New York, led by
Mayor Hylan, is fighting the development of the
port Of New York Improvement plans which
would at least make the port of New York a bust
ness proposition and take it out OF politics.
michigan manufacturers total over three and
half billions of dollars a year. Her agricultural
products total over half a billion dollars in value.
A large part is exported and more will be exported
with cheaper transportation. New York is taking
her tribute from Michigan in millions of dollars
each year by squeezing her freight through the
neck Of the bottle. OF course, New York doesn't
want the st. Lawrence deep waterway. 1t would
speed freedom and prosperity for Michigan and
less money and extortionate rates into the pocket
of New York
@Such is the opposition and the only opposition.
Michign should and will sweep away with a re-
%lentless hand all that stands in the way of max.
ing the deep waterway an assured fact.
"A blow at the deep waterway is a blow at the
heart Of Michigan"
, 1922-09-02

n GUESTl
Have your watch repaired now at
Tripeny'a $685.