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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
EN EL -BuENos AIRES.

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Con Fumbo a Espnha. pat4i6 81
martes Ia clcEautc Sra. noFtontia
Disz Nda. de ArgaelleS..
Ccna dc Ia ciudad dc Ovicdo. DON
de tiene "a bella re. idencia Eaentada.
pasa'a alg0n ticInpO y despues. ira
= Paris. donde In reelama Ia enfer-
mcdad DE- en hijo Antonio; quien sir
VIC a Ia guerra nundonorosamente
Forzosa e la ausencia de norten-
sia y sentimos que Ia gentil senora
deje dc brillar en- nuestros cfrculos
sociales, con luz propia, porque la
tiene, y ha esabido refiejarla en- sus
bellas hijas, trinidad que hemOs ad-
mirado siempre.
Sera grande nuestras satisfaction
81 vuelve a Puerto Rico la cultisima
amiga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
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npafudo hos, ~ - traeufal oAFrelA,
cuanaa llcEaha a 80 semi.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
A Revival Of Lace in Paris.
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE.

Lace Is to be much sought this
season that will soon be upon US. The
French dressmakers show 1t on sew
eral of the best of their models dur
ing the present collections.
The kind with which the world is
used. but 1t Is quite overshadowed
by new and curious kinds that the
manufacturers have put in the dress
makers hands. Some of this is like
metal substance. as it shines in
the dark; again 1t is lacQuered in the
oriental manner and looks as stiff as
horsehair, though not ungraceful.
Metal, silver and gold deck it into
high gayety. Entire designs are
worked over with metallic threads,
especially silver ones.
Nothing has been too difficult for
dipped it in all the colors that are
sought in gowns. Red in various
shades appears to be their chiefest
delight. and gray has been brought
to perfection. French blue, which Is
much like horizon blue. is SO much
dressmakers should have demanded
it for frocks, and gotten 1t. They
pick out its pattern with fine silver
threads which makes it appear as
though it were an heirloom from
medieval years.
net as a design they wish to work
out, not depending upon the manu-
factured article. This is cleverly done
by the people who make OF embroid-
cry in Paris fine art.
The sketch shows frock among
the new collections in Paris which
are being shown to the Americans
who are there buying our styles 1t
is of black satin. fabric which is
strongly revived for formal frocks as
q rival to the many weaves OF crepe,
and it is half covered with reddish
brown net embroidered in brilliant
gold pattern. This net makes the
tunic and the sleeves. the latter alb
sorbing most of the attention.
Notice that the satin is arranged
somewhat like a bib with bretelies
over the shoulders, and this indicates
that rumors that all kinds Of peasant
accessories, as well as fundamentals,
are to be revived for the spring cos
Russians and the Rumanian queen are
responsible. The world of dress has
gone over to the proletariat, no mat
ter what the policies OF kings ana
queens.
Square sleeves are not now. We
exhausted our enthusiasm on them
last summer, but they may stay with
us throughout the warm weather.
They are comfortable. That's to be
said In their favor Possibly some
one of Importance will go step fur
ther on fashion and bring. in the
gypsy bodice placed over wide. tnln
blouse that hangs loosely from the
figures. the kind of corselet tnat
once gained women who wore II tne
taunt of wearing their corsets on
the outside" Whatever else Will De
Evening star., 1922-02-13

do not consider Nero an aristocrat
He was a mucker. The same ptthy
adjective may be applied to all others.
of his ilk.
Aristocracy is not a matter Of rid.
ing in a town car with the immobil-
stamped upon your features. 1t does
not consist in wearing linen under,
wear or reading Knut Hamsun. It's
entirely a matter of soul texture, and
no beauty parlor on earth can put q
marcel wave into your SOUL On the
integrity or the shoddiness of your
spirit depends your title to aristoc-
racy. A silken spirit does not al
ways go with a silken shirt. Neither
does 1t always go with a flannel shirt,
oh. Mr.. Hon. Hoi Polloi!
BY the quality of your spirit and
the way you use that spirit depends
your aristocracy-and that's where
''noblesse oblige" comes in. There's
a popular notion that the aristocrat
is the lad without a care on earth.
Your true aristocrat is the most bur-
dened man living. whether he be a
bricklayer or a plutocrat Not only
must he measure up to the most rig
orous, personal standards of eelf-re-
straint, honesty and fairness. but he
must meet the varying standards OF
other men with unfailing tolerance,
patience, kindness and helpfulness..
Otherwise he has broken faith with
his caste.
If you fly into a temper you're not
mans temper unbalance you, you're
not an aristocrat But ii you can
conquer yourself strongly. and serve
him simply, then truly you are among
the elect and may walk with your
head high. But it's some Job!
Evening star., 1922-02-13
For Variety.

Mushrooms are seemingly enjoying
more and more favor on the part OF
home cooks. There was day when
only the French cook tried unusual
ways with mushrooms. But now al
most any one who aspires to knowl-
edge of cookery at al can prepare
mushrooms in severaoempting ways.
Here are some INT are worth
mastering:
Fried Mushrooms.-Peel large mush-
rooms and cut the stalks close. Have
ready in q frying pan some sweet oil,
pepper and salt. When hot, put in
the mushrooms and fry until thor
perhaps less. Too much cooking Will
tougher them. Serve on neatly trim
med and buttered slices of thin toast.
putting one teaspoon Of wine. white
or sherry on each mushroom.
Mushrooms and Eggs-Peel and
mince a pound of cooked mushrooms
and one-half dozen hard-boiied eggs
Mix with one cup hickory-nut meats.
add the following dressing and serve
very cold. Cream dressing:-beats
butter, % same Of fiour. Stir into these
one beaten egg, one tablespoon OF
sugar, q teaspoon salt and one-haif
teaspoon each dry mustard and white
pepper. Add four tablespoons strong
vinegar and two Of water. Cook un,
til thick. and just before serving add
one-half cup OF cream.
Escailoped MuehroomS,-When you
have used the tops of mushrooms for
garnishing. the stems may be utilized
in a very good dish of escalloped
mushrooms. Cut the stems into small
pieces and cook until tender. Put in
small buttered baking dish In alter
nate layers with breadcrumbs: pour
white sauce over them. dot with butt
ter and crumbs and bake until brown.
Mushroom Sauce.-Melt a table,
spoonful of butter. add tablespoon
full of -four, and cook until smooth
and brown. Add q cupful of the
liquor In which the mushrooms were
cooked or canned. Simmer for about
Ave minutes and then add q cupful
OF cooked mushrooms, salt and pepper
to taste and a teaspoonful OF lemon
Juice. Simmer again and then add
beaten egg yolk and a teaspoonful
Of butter. and when it is smooth and
creamy, serve.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
Coffee Layer Cake.

Grind three tablespoons Of strong
coffee. add one and one-half cups OF
boiling water, cover and simmer for
ten minutes, then strain. Cream
together one-half cup OF butter with
two thirds cup Of light brown sugar.
Chop the meats Of half q dozen black
walnuts and add them: beat sepa-
rately the whites and yolks OF three:
eggs and mix them together with
one-half cup Of the coffee. Add to
the butter and sugar, beat hriSkly
and add three cups Of hour that has
been sifted with three teaspoons OF
baking powder. Bake in two layers:
For the icing take one and one-half
cups of confectioner's sugar, tea
spoon of soft butter and enough OF
the coffee liquid to moisten 1t to
spread. Mix until all is blended
smoothly and put the layers together
with this icing. =
Evening star., 1922-02-13
AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.

TioS. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCrIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
FsTATE on SHERIFF PLACE RE-
TWEEN DANA AND EDMUNDS FL. NV.
by virtue of certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded IN Lihcr No. 445l. folio 397 ct seq. Of
the lnnd records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured thereby,
the UNDERSIGNED trustees win sell Mt public arc
fion: ln front Of the premises. on MONDAY.
THE THIRTEENTH DAY or FEBRUARY.
AID. 1922. AT FOUK-THIKTY O'CLOCK ii.
the following -described land and premises, sit
unte In the District Of Columbia. and designated
a. and being lots 81 to IS. both inclusive, in
b "ck In Jacob p Car and Edward Pr Cot
trei, trustees, subdivision Of parts Of the trac.
q iand known as ''Vhttehaven'' aud est.
Ihfiip and Jacob" as Der plat recorded in
Ltber No. 8. folio 10, Of the records Of the
ofice OF the surveyor OF the District Of Co.
lumbia.
:. Also lot 8s in Alexander Browns combina-
tion OF lots 40 and 40 In said bloch I, a. per
plat Of said combination recorded In Liber
County No. 10. folio SO. of the Aforesaid eur
veyor's records, subject to covenants Of record
and improved BY frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: All cash except balance due
under q first deed Of trust, subject to which
tnia sale Is made, amount Of which IL less than
5000. and will be stated exactly at time Of
sale. deposit Of $3.50 required at time Of
sale. Conveyanciug, recording and revenue
stamps at purchaser's cost. Sac to be closed
within thirty days or deposit forfeited.
JAMES J. BECKER.
w. SPENCER ARMSTRONG.
Ja27sd&ds.exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTloNEERs.

VALUABLE gNn1PRoyED BgI1p1Ne ..d4sIr LOTS
LUM CASTLE HEIGHTS" D. C..
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Liber, No. 4213, fslie 277 ct :eu..
S ts '1a o. as o Of the
secured thereby. we, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction, in frent Of the re-
Ssa c1 on 3 IT, tse 1sn
described land and premises; namely: -. xo J.,
square s167: said square being bounded sa..,s, ny
SITS. NV, and Immediately thereafter lot IL.
ip square sles, being at the northeast corner ,,s
q sixth sad Whittier IS NV; aa N the SUD msr
plat recorded in the ONCE Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia. In Book 81. page 40.
Also on said day at O'Clock Pr: lots sol:
on % No1sh 5 C Capitol ST. st. a ana e1tssdins through
and facing also New Hamp:hirs ,ays. on. OK
Immediately thereafter. lots & sol: Bog. 800.
so7 SOC and ST. in square s7 fronting on
and Immediately thereafter lots s13 and S15 in
square 37O7, fronting on Icngfehow st., New
aampshtEs ave .na ssav Ssssa - GaPito' Pic ,vsoo 81
spasn saosres as ssss cHfILTM afI CASTLE HE1GHTs
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of purchase money
to be. paid in cash and balance in two equal
wfti, interest It 8 per esntum per annum. pay:
able semi annually from date Of sale. secure.!
by deed Of trust upon the property sold. or al
cash, at option Of purchaDr. A deposit Of SlO0
will be required of purchaser upon each lot or
group Of lots az sold: At the time Of f.. sale:
All eonveyancing. recordinH revenue stamps
Of sale to Be complied with within thirty days
Of date Of sale, otherwise the property may
be fesold at the risk and cost Of defaultine
nurchsser, after five days advertisement Of
such sale in some newspaper published IN
Washington city. District @ OF Mv194 Go,!mpa.
CHARLES L. BOWMAN,
Trustees. Woodward Building.
rrTHR ABOyE SALE Is POSTPONED on
.ccount OF the snow until WEDNESDAY. THE
EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1922. at the
same no't BIZ s1s ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
ja31-d&dbs, ,exSu.
|. e1THB ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned TO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1922.
n the same hour and place.
BIZ ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
feb0 dAdbs. .exSu. Ss1 i -:
Evening star., 1922-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES

tsict Of Colunbfa.-Yn re the application Of
William James Morcock for change of name
No. 8e7S8. Equity doeket.--Wiiliam James
Morcock having filed 4 petition praying for
decree changing his name to william James
Morcott and having applied to the court for
an ordsr Of publication Of the notice required
by law In such cases. 1t is, by the court, this
2rd day Of February. AID. 1922 ordered that
all persons concerned show cause. u any there
be, on or before the 3rd Cay Of March. A.D.
not be granted; provided. that d copy Of this
order he published once a week for three con-
secutiye weeks before said day in The Even
Justice (Seal) A true copy. Test: NOR
GAN II. BEACH. By F. E. CUNNINGHAM.
Assistant Clerk. feG. 1922
Evening star., 1922-02-13
PARK ROAD.

In that desirable locatioa near 18th street.
Semi tached bsick, colonial style. having 3
large rooms and bath: front and sleeping
porches. Heated BY hot water and lighted by
electricity. Good rear yard to paved alley.
Evening star., 1922-02-13

Mr.. PARK RID. AND 18th; HAND
some, II :. and D.. MODERN rssidence:
only $4,000; terms; rented. $l4a
Mr.. 7th AND ALLISON. Pstwerth;
practically new: modern; s +. and b.:
attic: inclosed sleeping porches; ga
rage: possession; $10. 80: terms.
Nh. 18th AND r.: 10 4. and b.;
h.-w.h.; electric light; 2-stosy brick
garage; only $9.e5O terms.
NR. 18th AND EUCLID; three ?
yestments: prices. Ss.5oO. $500 aad
Nj. 18th AND WILLARD NV: =
family nat: $500; terms. NJ. Srd and
g ne; 2-family nat: non-resident
owner; sacrifice for $4.s50; terms.
Mr. 2Sth AND NV; Q r. and b.:
IN excellent condition: hot-air heat;
possession; $50: terms: 1850
NR. l4th AND EAST CAPITOL
ute; 8 cheerful rooms and bath; h.-w.
h.; electric light; 90 $50: easy terms.
Mr.. 18th AND r Sc: 8 T. and b.;
brick: latrobe heat; 81. 500; terms.
Er. 8rd and = s.e.; 8 r, brick: dne
condition; $, $50; terms.
Mr.. 9th AND D NE: 8 r: and b..
brick: A,7oO: terms. Nr. 9Th and g
NE; 9 Z. and b., brick: alley: $4.600;
COLORED-speeial bargains in all
secti - especially nr. 24th and =:
only coo; terms. Nf. c3rd and Va.
ave; paved St; $e.650; terms. 400
block 9Th ST.; 7'r. and b.; furnace
heat; $3.50; terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1923 r q.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

! believe in the order OF aristo-
Gratis and I think that there is no
noble human heritage than the mot
to which was once the aristocrat's
creed, "Noblesse oblige" which,
crudely translated, means that rank
bestows obligations.
Now, by the term "aristocrats" I
am not aiming any impoliteness at
the trade unions. Nor am l advanc-
ing propaganda in favor of Nero, Lu-
cretia Borgia or Kaiser Wilhelm. /
Evening star., 1922-02-13
Sweet Potato Buns.

Boil and mash two sweet potatoes.
rub in as much -four as will make>1t
like bread and add little nutmeg
and sugar to your taste with a table,
spoon Of good yeast. When II has
risen work in two tablespoons OF but
ter cut finely, then form II into small
rolls and bake on tins until q nice
brown. Serve hot. sviit open and but
ter. Good either for tea or breakfast
Evening star., 1922-02-13
.. lNIM111lE.
H. W. SOPER, Trustee
MICHAEL n DOYLE. Attorney. fe12-3t
rHos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE uN1M

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. 43SS, folio % ct GEO..
OF the land records Of the District Of Colum.
bia and At the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction. in the ONCE Of Thos. J. Owen
l. Son, 1881 G St NV. FRIDAY. THE
AID. 1922. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the County Of Washington,
and being lots IS. 90. II. 121 and L.. in
square S70e, in the subdivision known as Chill.
lum Castle Heights, a. per plat recorded in the
office Of the surveyor for the District OF Co.
lumbia, in Book 40. page a; lot % in square
870l, in the subdivision known a. Chfllum
Castle Heights, as per plat recorded In the
once Of the surveyor OF the District Of CO.
lumbia, in Book So, page 100: lots 13. II and
is in square 1858: lots II and 72 in square
$3.50, and lots Is and % In square 1891. in the
eubdiyisiou known as Chillum Castle Heights
as per plat recorded in the onice Of the sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia In Book
Il. page Il. subject to covenants OF record.
Terms Of sale: All cash. A deposit OF $500
VIII be required at time Of sale. All con-
veyancing. recording. revenue stamps, ETC., ut
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be eon.
Mad with within 30 days.
LEONARD SARGEANT. yP,
THOS. B. sARGEANT.
4 fei0-6t exSu Trustees
Evening star., 1922-02-13
FOR SALE-HOUSKS'

CLOSE 70 LINCOLN PAKk. N0RTHhl1T-
Of rooms and bath. II one q the choicest
h.w.h.; large yard. This 10 an inyiting yropo-
sitiOn: moderate cash payment, the balance as
FRANK A. GIBBONS.
Maln 219. $50 Southern hlAG.
NEAR 18th AND KENYON; ROOMS. TILE
bath; room for garage. Splendid buy At
$4,000.
Exclusive white section, Bloomingdale: 2
family Nat; IS rooms md bath and rooms
aud bath; excellent condition. A real bargain
at 81. 600: cash. 81 900.
Downtown: 10 rooms 5 baths: q home Of
elegance and distinction arranged in apart
ments. Possession and terms. >BLANTON
REALTY CO.. 1910 VerrIont ave. Residence
2. one Adams 1871.
1st St. NV. Near Mass. Ave.
7.r,om. bath briek house. in good condition;
early possession. Price, $4.160; easy terms.
Park View, Mr.. Soldiers Home.
Groom, bath brick. in nne condition; tx
lures installed for electricity. Bargain at
$500: terms.
Columbia Heights, West of
14th St.
Broom modern brick; sleeping porch: deep
yard to 20-ft. alley. Owner leaving city.
Price and terms very reasonable.
WIN. H. McGRANN CO.,
723 nth st. NV. Main S712.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
Peanut Butter Cookies.

baking soda to one-han cup Of water
and mix this with one-half cup Of
peanut butter. Add one cup Of whole
wheat flour. one-fourth cup of brown
sugar and LITTLE salt Mix well. roll
very thin. cut into squares or strips
and bake in q quick oven until brown
Evening star., 1922-02-13
ADAM A. WEscAIKR, AuCTI0NEEk.
Large stock of
Stationery, Blank
Books, Office and
School Supplies, Pa
per Bags, Novelties,
Etc.
By Public Auction
at Weschler's
go Pa. Ave. NV.
(Second Floor)
Thursday, February Is, 1922

C0mmedcm& ~ AM.
Large quantity and assortment Of Blank
Books a and Tablets; Bog Paper % and Enyslopes.
Typewriter Ribbons, Brief Cases, Leather
Goods School Supplies. Pencils, Pens. Rubber
Fasteners, Cards, Folders. Pin Tickets, Ship.
ping and other Tags, Cord and Twine, Files,
stamps and Pads, Albums, Shelf and Crepe
suit Boxes. Paper Towels. Moth Balls end
miscellaneous novelties.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. Asctionser.
fall. .N.lA.lH
Evening star., 1922-02-13

$3,INW. 4
y ct. Sc. near sta: six-roem Aay-vindow
ss,e.: e. bath: room for garage: $3.50 cash and
$3,o5O.OO.
u st. Sc. near 18th; six-room colonaal.porch
ssas Hseh y ss.r; cement ss..
mo1th.
$4,000.
Pa. ave. near 14th; six room brick: cement
cellas; furnace heat; $1,000 cash and 90 per
$4,000.
brick; bath: modern heating plant; excellent
condition: 81 600 cash and $40 per month.
$4,5OO.OO.
@ ct. s.e. near 18th: six-room eolenial-porch
brick: cement cellar: furnace heat; electricity:
deep lot to wide avenue; $500 cash and go PEI
$6,5OO.m.
i4th st. near East Capitol: sfx-room colonial
porch brick; double-deck porch in rear: tile
bath; electricity; hot-water heat: in excellent
coalition; possession; 1000 cash and $50 per
Aouth. 80.
$6,5O0.OO.. :,
Near 10th and East Capitol st.: six.roon
tile bath: electricity: hot-water heat: in e.
cellent condition; possession; $1,000 cash and
.$o,75OOO.
Near 18th and Mass. ave.: six.room colonial.
porch brick; double.deck porch in rear: hard
laundry tubs:~ excellent condition; possession:
must be sold; agreeable terms.
HARRY E. GLADMAN, =,
goo Pa. Ave. Sc.
Phone Line. 346.
Evening star., 1922-02-13

revived or suppressed, this is sure:
Lace. wide and long. will be an eX-
cellent thing to count on in the new
styles which are coming over the
horizon. Whatever kind it is, there
Ia need for il
Evening star., 1922-02-13

As a result Of recent earthquakes In
Chile. large mountains in the Andes
range sank an average OF $50 feet.
sufficient distance to disclose peaks be-
vond that had been hidden from sieht.
Evening star., 1922-02-13

In China the author Of an immora1,ia
book is punished with Ieo blows of
. heavy bamboo stick and banish- .
ment foy u8o - ~ -
Evening star., 1922-02-13
FOR SAIE-HOUsES.
C0Rtlnued,N
FOB sAIE-HOUSEs.
C0ntjnuAa. =

FOR SALE-HOUSEG FOB sALE-HOUSES
Centinuea.
SEE THESE SUNDAY.
Open During Day and Evening.
1878 10th ST. NV
Ia rye yr ROM. An dsa
and
1902 MONTAGUE ST NV.
1929 WEBSTER ST. NV
Il t~ate ande electric
heater:
44O5 18th ST. NV.
18th ST. at Webster.
breakfa andI
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
llO8 10th St NV. Phone Main 372
INSPECTION. "
Evening star., 1922-02-13

SOUTHEAST-$6J5O. :, ~: II
nsns front and rs' pss. deep lot " .es; ample garage space Term"
Cleveland beautiful rssdseee
e ne
.
BROOKLAND-%850
bsif
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$l28OO
ns % ea @ 81 s @ @ p % Sau t. % s: Asssss: . s sss electric
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$l225.
:;tsss's Ct Gsunsa M.ss..
e nsns otn
NEAR 9th AND MD. AVE. NE.-$1O5OO
front es1 and n.'s % D,a' deep m . alley, 9sa s.,,s' 1..
::t e sfs M aS ss . % R R ssss s f, s s'ss Owner
CHEVY CHASE-$ll 500. 90 l,ses -
% s,a % a ] .s :: lot r sse' a :,s s:. ps ss. : rs,
- ~~"S5
WILLIAM S, PHILLIPS
Mn1sER OF WASHINGTON REAL EsrATE
Phone Main g. l4Oo New York Ave
Evening star., 1922-02-13
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF public buildings and grounds.
washington. D. C.-Sealed proposals Will aS Se
and then opened. for furnishing labor and set.
ting coping around the reiectine pool IN
West Potemac Park. using stone 10 oe iur-
tion an appifcation felS. IA. .lS
OFFICE OF public building and grounds,
washington. D. C.-Sealed proposals will ID he
and then opened, for furnishing all necessary
natefiais, equipment and labor and water
proo6ng rejecting peol in West Potomac
park, Further information on application.
fe13 1913
Evening star., 1922-02-13
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale Of q New Auburn
r.hrscla4 Automobile.

rv suthority contsined in a certain chsttel
dad of trust, dated July s. 1921, default hav-
iss tsen made in thu. payment in certain
isote scared thereby. the undersiEned trustees
Garage, a fioEida AVE. and e. nv, 0H
11RRUARY, 1922, AT NLEvAN O'CLOCK
A.N.. one Auburn automobile. No. 32454 (Cab-
riolet. brilliant blue)
(, el ~ BEN L. PRINCE,
{ zI+-ss1 W. l., BATCHELIOR,
fels.14.i5 Trustees. {
Evening star., 1922-02-13

OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST SELL NOD.
ern 7-room house. Columbia Heights. near 14th
ct: Bargain to quick purchaser. Address Box
225-A, Star office.
NORTHEAST SPECIAI-i8th ST., JUST OFF
Maryland ave. Price. S6,750. This IL 4 decid-
ed bargain In q 6-room and bath. box.type
home; house in excellent condition; nice front
porch; large. well lighted cellar; laundry tubs;
heated with hot water: one Of the best l0ca.
tiprs; $500 cash will buy this home.
FRANK A. GiBBOSS,
Main 2ieu $50 Southern bldg.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
FOR sALE-H0USES.
G-Aln-A

OWNER WILL MAKE Blo REDUCTION II
modern cottage: dandy rooms aa1 poRchso:
large lot: N ~. RAnfSs: altitude anA ylsW
ussurpassed; 81 minutse 70 Treesusy. other
eAr line. 0dsss eheerfslly eonGadayod. Auss
III lSone Cleyeland 1890.
IaMEbIATE POSSESSION: MODERN
1-rcom brick house: bath hot water heat: gas
and garage; all modern improvements; terms
fHsssonssis; Hda%. sa: 1905 wsrder st. nv. Phone
Rf OWNER : On 10th st. BETWEEN 9
ana SO: 7-roon brick; garage space; Soft
alley; y. 300 cash. SEQ monthly. Address Bex
03-D. Star office. 13s
A HOUSE DE LUXD
In addition to high-class material, good
workmanship and modern equipment you will
be pleased to find In this home correct archi-
lecture. plan Of good proportions and an in
terror that is a masterpiece of quiet harmony
and good taste.
This house is semi-detached. has four bed.
rooms on second floor. with large attic above
This house overlooks Reck Creek Park is con-
ven.ent to three lines and in an unre-
prOachable ne!ghborho0d.
i will trade this house for a smaller house
OF less value.
Telephone Main eO4. Ask for Mr.. William
Todd.