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END SEASON Of
WIG PLAYERS

Drama win shoot its final thrill
into the ether for the present sea-
son OF the WRC Players this eve
ming at $50 o'clock when the one.
act comedy, SHAM" is produced.
Madge Tucker, Dennis Council and
Maurice Jarvis are to present the
piece-and It's said that Miss Tucker
has in the part she will play q bit
to her liking.
The success of the WRC Players
has been due very largely to three
factors-Miss Tucker being the first,
the willing cooperation and hard
work Of her ASSOCIATES the second,
and William NJ. Sweets, studio man.
ager, the third. And the season OF
the players has been q success, and
it has been a most interesting thing
to watch develop. Miss Tucker has
devoted many hours to research,
with Mr.. Sweets, for material that
would thrill or amuse solely through
the spoken word.
WILL CONTINUE
SEARCH IN NEW YORK
The hunt has led the directress
OF the players and the WRC studio
manager through many volumes
OF dramatic literature and mas
brought about many adaptations
and experiments some OF which
have succeeded and some have not.
But whether or not success at
tended them, the two researchers
have kept courageously on and the
result OF their work has been some
most interesting programs for which
we feel sure the radio audience
and deep appreciation.
Miss Tucker is leaving Washing
ton for the centers 0f dramatic
activity In New York and win con-
tinue her search Tor material with
which to carry on with the WRC5
Players during the next season. The
best OF luck to her and her effort!3
ANDY DONALDSON
VICTIM OF BANDITS
Andy Donaldson has been cap
tured by bandits-and the "Gems
Of Romance that comes from VIZ
through WRC this evening win tell
how he managed to set out Of their
The big New York station VIII
also send radio tourists to visit the
Panama Canal Colon, Balboa, and
Panama City this evening through
WRC. Likewise WIZ acts az ter.
minal for the Pennsylvania rail.
road IN another OF its tours with
music and recitation and guide
book lore.
The shannon Quartet is the basis
OF the railroad entertainment forces
and every week there II b new
lot Of extra performers to I'LL in
the program.
HOW TENNIS
CHAMPS BECOME so
Just how tennis champ gets
that Way--and Why-WilI be told
the part Of. the radio audience
that can time WEAF at GAS this
evening by John r. Tunis, q we'll
known sporting writer, 80 the press
agent says. Mr.. Tunis Is to speak
about Bin TiIden.
Az o'clock, during the WEAF
salon concert Genia Zielinslxa will
be heard in q group or two Of
colOratura numbers and ct 8
o'clock when the Eveready Orch.
estra tunes, q new version Of
Valencia" win be dealt from the
base strings.
Charles Erbstein. the Chicago
radiotic who il a chronic micro.
phiIe and spends all his income
and time on the air-which means
quite lot Of income because he
has q lot OF It, and all the time
he can spare from his big law
practice-will be on the air again
this evening ct WLIB from 8
o'clock until the wee sEaa' hours.
A few blocks down Michigan ave.
nue., at XIV, Art Linick and
among those present at $50.
VIII Rhodss, tsnor- and Symphony
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D. m.--Melody hour-The Fort
Dearborn Male Choir, the Alemite
String Trio, Jack Crawford's Alemtte
High Pressure Orchestra. al and ~.
$3.50 b. m.--Moss Covered Melodies.
10 D. m.-Variety hour--Lee Sims.
Smith and Ford, the Aiemite High
Pressure Boys; Jack Crawford's Alemite
High Pressure Orchestra, Howard
Osburn's Vanity Fair Cafe Orchestra
Tom Browns sax Sextette. and Euntce
HOefer at the Barton Organ.
Howard OsDurn'e Vanity Fair Cafe Or.
chestra. and Jack Crawford's AlenIta
High Pressure Orchestra
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ton WEAF. New York city: Salon
concert, $3.50 .. m. /; Gold Dust Twins,
$500 p. M: Bveready Hour. 9.10 p.
M; Moment Musicale, 1O-1O:S0 p. m. |;
Orchestra. direct from Casa Lopez, New
York city. 10:30-11:3o p. m.
1880 p m.-Weather forecast.
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,. na.-Nesw bulletins, market and
weather reports. Musical program By
Will Collins and Bernice.
81 p. m.---Dinner program by Cold
kettle Ensemble.
$40 p. m.-Detroit Symphony Or
chpstra from Belle Isle.
10 p. m.--Red Apple Club.
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S:4s 3. m.--Howard L. Peterson play.
ing Geneva Organ. Palmer House Sym
pfiony Players; Compton's II See By The
Newspaper Man Palmer House Vic.
B. m.-Mooseheart studio Music
by children Of all ages; solos banda
10 .. m.--PaImer House Studio
Palmer House Victorians, Clarenca
1850 ,. m.--settin' Up PAifnsl
House Studio.
KYW-Chicag1~6
S B. m.-Ths bedtime story told b
3. m.-Muaic Hour from Chicago
Evening American XIV.
b. m.-Prograrn from the Congress
Hotel which includes musical selections,
and talks by Representatives of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
p. m.-CIagsical concert from the
Commonwealth Edison Company studio.
$40 p. ril.-Congress Carnival featur-
ing AT Home With the Schlagens
hauers'' under the direction Of Art
Linick.
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$50 p. ms-zCopley Plaza Orchestra
under tbs direction Of W. Edward
m.-wBx Radio Movie club
from Loew'g State Studio.
p. n1.-Program arranged under the
auspices Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
10 ,. m.--wsatheP reports; missing
persons: basebalI results. Springfield.
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KnKA-PlttsburgIa-s0e

6:15 D. m.-BaBebaIl scores
D. m.-Stockman Farmer report
and news periods on all important live
stock. grain, wool, cotton and product
$50 ). m.-sacred song Concert
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p. m.-Safety Talks.
7:15 p. m.--Windsor Hotel concert
ensemble.
ship Lines entertainers
1880 p. m.--Harold 1eonard0 req
Jackets dance orchestra.
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WRAT Tl3aIfi11oP e

s 3. n.-Sandman Circle
$3.50 b. m.--Dinner orchegtra. Roberx
lula. conductor.
T:aO 3. nn.-IOrgan recital from the
Peabody Conservatory of Musics Howard
II. Thatcher oreantst
D. m.-- Musical program: Matha-
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WEAR-New 4YOrk-l92
en-. m.-EIva La Pierre, soprano.
$50 .. m.--Colunbia' University
French lecture by DR.. Thatcher Clark.
$3.50 D. m.-Wanda Norman, pianist
6:46 3. m.-''Tiiden, the Man Behind
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p. m.-eardsn message by william
B. Deckner.
p. m.-Concert
11:4b p. m.--Buchahon's Bohemian
Orchestra At the Capital City Club.
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p. m.-state Theater vaudeville and
music, baseball scores
p. m.-Salon concert from WEAT.
1880 p. m.-Gold Dust Twins from
i g. D. 1El.--Eveready rEntertainers Irnro
WEAF.
q D, m,--AIoment MuaIcaIA S.o,,.
WEAR. from
$3.50 D. m-Danca Orchnufra pr,vn
WEAF. AA''"
10 p. m.-Studio program.
IL p. .m,-Frank r. Wilson's Euclid
Beach Park Orchestra.
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6:46 p. m.-Market reports, weather
forecast, and baseball scores.
p, m.-"Piano Memories by Cliff
Lang.
1880 p. m.-Castls Farm dinner
music.
$3.50 p. military Harrod, baritone.
and Forest Hetlman. pianist, from Fiat
Rock. Indiana.
. p. m.-Formica Symphony Orches.
ira, William Stoess, director "Dancin..
Through Centuriee."
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6:45 b. h. ~ Livestock market sum.
mary.
6:15 b. Yn.--BasebalI scores.
80 8. an.--New York program. Gold
Dust Twins, Eveready Hour.
ap.- 1n.--Musicai program. Francis
Rosenthal, bass. String trio: Mrs. De-
Forest Spencer. violin; Helen Smith,
cello; Mrs. Webb Raudenbush. piano.
$3.50 b. m.-"Outdoorg in Minnesota"
Ixaak Walton League.
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10 I b. N. Dinner music.
WMAr.. Washington I'D

3. Yn.The Country Church. talk
on the rural community. introducing
the Rural Minister'S Conference. ~ u.
T.I6 81 m.--Dinner Music. played by
Sadie Newell'n ladies string trio.
T.16 81 na.-Edith Reed IN piano
recital Of popular music.
s. b. m.--Phil Lcris and his orchestra
In an hour o4 dance music.
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NaehviIIeese

St45 p.tYll.---wSM bedtime story.
Golden Echo Quartet and chorus.
D. .m.-program OF spiTituals 81
Golden Echo Quartet ana ChoruA
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7:SA p. N. Musical program from
wsAI, Concert Studios.
a D. m.--EvSready Hour OF Music
from New York city.
p. m.-MusicaI program from VISA
Studios.
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WLWL--New York, aS8
D. m.--IkathIeen Robinson, soprano
S.lS p m.--Manuel ComptnslSy, VIC
$3.50 5. ni.-preriler Male Quartet
S p. Timely Topics ~ Rev.
james n. GliIis
$50 5. M.--Prenisr Male Quartet
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3 ,. m.-Uncls Wip's Roll Call and
Birthday List.
Z .. m.-ProEram from the Marine
Studio, Steel Pier. Atlantic City, ". ].
tao D. m.-Murphy'S Minstrels. At.
lantic City, N. J.
.. m.-ChalHtonte-EIaddo Hall
Dual Trio, Atlantic City, ~. J.
$3.50 D. m.-Piano recital by Karl
Bonawitz, Atlantic City, ~. J.
10 p. m.-Dance Orchestra. Atlantic
City, N. J.
1880 p. m.-SiIver Slipper Supper
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p. m.--Baseball scores.
7,30 p. m.--Musical program, Tne
Gold Dust Twins"
s p, M Musical program, ''Eveready
Hour"
3 .. n1.--Musical program: Au1anda
Schmidt -Lecef. soprano; sidney Mil-
bank, baritone; John Bishop, reader
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| NEARBY STATIONS
VIZ. N.r YORK tAssl
8. In.-Franix Dole.

sos b. Yn.--Frank Dole.
6:2O m.--fIarcld Leonard's WaldOrK
Agtoria ROOF Orchestra.
4 IS. T1.--Wallker Moore, baritone.
1880 b. lm.-The Deltah Pearl Hour
pCye4na Of Ro1nancev Il. Heller y Sons
WRC q WGY will also broadcast
b. m.--Rennaylyania Keystonexg.
wRC u WGY will also broadcant.
b. n.-COok's Southern Hemisphefe
Cruise gPanana Canal Zone. WHC and
,WGY win also broadcast.
$3.50 b. n-WiIiiam BalIyn oE the
Berengaria Sea Eongg
o:46 b. m.-Geo. Olden'e Hotel Penn
sylvania Roof Orchestra.
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IA. = 10y 1rontesanto, tenor
SIS :. d. dick Robertson. character
songs.
7.a0 IS nA.-~Ruth Friedman pianist.
8. ri.-paui Whitemans Ficedilly
$3.50 ,. Va Columbia Park Enter
Il &. rn.--1finnie We'll pianist
ess0 :. Yn.--1fotet sheiburne. orchestra
10 81 m.-Ernie Golden ana hls Hotol
McAlpin Orchestra.
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~ uianiegs Conner Turner baritone
~ m.s AEunlcipaI Haud g hatti-
more Nelaon G. Kratx conductQF.
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DISTANT STATIONS
WDAF-Kanaas .City-seS
WsAI--Cincinnatisae

n .. m.--School of the Air.
i2:45 .. m. to q. nl.--NtghtnaWl
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WNMKNf@p1N9W EORKe T3W
Sis D. m.--ArrighI 0lee club.
$3.50 p. m.--FranceO Roth6nborg, 80
s:lt ,. m.--Arrighi Gioe Club.
y. NIL icha Tulin'a hour Or music,
tann.
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6.s0~p. nj. --Difiner program, Hotel
Cutler, Schenectady. ~.
o, s:se ?. Ealk' he Oh'nA =
e:s5 .. m.-wGY Orchestra.
1880 3. m.-Deltah Half.hQur Of Ro-
nance, broadcast from WIZ, New
York
D. m.-Program by mixed quartet:
Marion B. Angus. soprano; Louise Bea.
man Haefner, contraltns John Dam
durand, tenor; Roy Palmer. baritone
3. m - Cooks Southern Hemis-
phere ,Cruise-"Panamas Canal Zone
broadcast from WIZ. New York.
9:30-iO:SO b m. - Beaver Hour. "
musical program from Buffalo. N. r.
also broadcast BY WMAK.
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WKRC--Cincinnati--sse

10 p. Morgan recital. Eugene
II p. m.--Pep Golden (saxophons1
and Al KirBchner (piano). the "synco.
patton Kings"
1870 p. m.-Piano solos, Eddie
Schoelwer.
1880 p. Unpopular songs, Merrell
schwarz. Abe Farb, Chubby LeibeE,
Bert Lindsay.
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VIII Rhodes tenor and symphony
1855 p. m.-Time Signals, weather
forecast and baseball scores
1895 p. m.--Concert from the Grand
Theater, Pittsburgh.
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WHO-Des MoinesB2e

.. m.-Philbreck and his Y0unker
Tearoom Orchestra, BY Remote Control
o. rn.--The Bankers Life Trio,
under direction OF Eva Winegardeu.
Soloists to be announced.
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direct wire from me band stand. Pros
pect Park Brooklyn ~. y.
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Instead 81 soda, hereafter take .
little sPAilIips MIX 81 lfaenesia" IN
water any time Tor Indigestion Or
sour, acid, CASEY stomach, and re-
lief win come instantly.
BETTER THAN SODA
For fifty years genuine Phillips
MIX OF Magnesia has been pre-.
scribed BY physicians because II
0yerccmes three times e. much
acid IA the stomach as q satilrat ted
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b. m.-C0ok's Southern HeLmiepne1s
Cruise Panama Canal Zone. WIG ano
lsWGY win also broadcast
$3.50 b. m-WiIiiam Ballyn oK the
Berengaria Sea SONGS. -.
s:t5 p. In.7sc. olasnfs Hotel PENN
WGBs. New York (s10l
8 B. m.-UncIe Geebee.
s:so ?. Moe sherman. Popular
50 ,. m.--Assowhsad Inn Concert or
s m-PIay: Auspices Bpiscopai
Actors Guild: Phipps By Stanley
Houshton; Cast: ch saIy .rS GGSEtiand.
$40 B. m.-Alfred schotter. Violin
virtuOso. Concerto Becital
p, MI ersu.ccio Coraastti = stnnso
9:aO b. m.-salvator CussnSa,- Master
s:1s 8. m.-coIlegiato Ramblsrs-
a 10 ). MI m.e-Aiice quinn. Concert 30
prano--Violin Obligate.
1910 D. CoIlegiate Rafnbiers.
1880 D. m.-ArroWhead Inn Dance
Orchestra
WPG. Atlantic city t2e0l
D. m.Hotel Traymors Dinnar
5:sO .. m.--Alurphy's Ministries. steel
B. e-Haddon Hall Dual
3 m.-Johnny Ramps Ksntuclians.
Hotel Ambassador Grill.
p:16 D. m.--Emo's Weekly Movie
Broadcast. WPG and WIP.
gao b. m.-Piano Recital Classic
and Popular. Karl Bonawitx.
10 >. m.-Dance Orchestra. Million
Dollar Pier.
1880 D. nn.--silver Slipper supper
club Dance Orchestra
WLIT-PhiIadeIphia-s0S
,. m.-Program from the New York
T:sO D. m.--The Gold Dust Twins.
b. m.-Eveready Hour.
o D. m.-Moment Musicale.
9:3O p. m.--Jack Albln's orchestra
from the Hotel Bossert.
WOO-PhiIadeIphiar
6:aO D. m.-Dinner dance music ~
the Hotel Syivania Orchestra.
9:66 .. INFLATED States time gignaI
and weather forecast.
1890 p. m--United States Naval
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7:1B D. m-Daily news items.
iO:30-11:3O b. m.-Musical program
presented BY Beaver Products Cons
pany 10 be broadcast through stations
WGY. WHAM, WFBL and WMlAk.
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AoIufion of blcarbOnate Of soda,
IeayiYg the stomach sweet ana free
frona all aaseg. Besides, Il neu.
traIfzes acid denominations iii tho
boweis and gently urges this sour.
/ ine wasfe from the system without
purgfng. 1t Ii far more pleasant to
take than soda.
TRY il Csc BOT EE
Insist upon ssPhillipa Twenty
tive cent and fifty cent bottles, any
drug store.
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WOO-PhiIadeIphia- sos
6:aO D. rl.-Dinner dance music ~
the Hotel Sylvania Orchestra.
o:65 .. m.--United States time signal
ana weather forecast.
1920 p. m.-United States Naval
Observatory time signal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-27
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Brick Apartment House,
Being Premises No. 1904
9th Street Northeast.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust dated
January s. 1925. being instrument No. els
recorded February 7. 1925. among the land
records of the District of Columbia and A.
the request of the party secured thereby. the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell at public auc-
ton. in front of the premises on MONDAY
THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH ID. 1926
AT FIVE PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of Co
lumbia, and designated as and being part
of lot ]. in block 4. in Leighton & Pair1
trustees subdivision OF blocks and 3 of
their former subdivision called "Brooklsnd
as per plat of said aforementioned subdivision
recorded in the Office of the surveyor fo~
the District of Columbia in Liber County
at folio 1870. Beginning At the northeastern
corner of sald lot on Bunker Hill Road
tnow Michigan avenuel and running them
southerly along the easterly line of said lot
$3.50 feet. thence westerly at right angles
TO the easterly line 80 feet To the westerlv
hne OF said lot thence northerly slons satd
westerly line 66.7O feet to Bunker Hill Road
tnow Michigan avenuel thence along salf
feet 10 the beginning. )
trust for $1,000 90. further particulars =
which will be announced at time of sal "
the purchase price above said trust To =
paid in cash. A deposit of 5000 90 REQUIRE
Conveyancing. recording and revenue STAMP
at purchasers cost. Terms to he compiled
with within thirty DAYS. otherwise drpos
forfeited and the property may be advertise
and resold at the discretion OF the trustee
CHARLES w. SIMPSON
JAMES J. HAMPTON.
fe24 -d&ds.exSu Trustees
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Trustees Sale of Valuable g.
Story Apartment House,
Consisting of 80 Apart
ments, Known as 1915 18th
Street NV.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
corded November q. 1925. instrument No
49, among the land records of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees vii
offer for sale by public auction. in front OF
the premises ON MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY
OF MARCH, 1926. At THREE TBIRTY
and premises. situate in the District of Co
lumbia. to wit: Lots A.. A. 4S and the
south 1% feet front on 10th street nv the
full depth thereof of lot "a in Diller
Groffs subdivision of square 100 as ne
plat in Liber 10. folio %. of tho records
of the Office of the surveyor of the District
of Columbia. Subject to covenants OF record
Terms of sale Sold subject to two prior
deeds of trust. the first for the sum OF
$1,000 90. at IA e per cent due Nav
Goth. 1923. interest payable semi annually
the second for the sum of approxmately
S3S 900 90. payable in monthly installments
of $4,000 plus interest at the rate of q
per, cent per ,anpum; the entire balance of
90 1929 the purchase price above SAID
trusts to he paid in cash. A deposit Of
So 10000 required of purchaser at time Of
sale. Settlement to ne made as of date OF
sale. All conveyancinE. recording. revenue
stamps and notarial fees at the cost of Dur
chaser. Terms of sale to he complied with
within thirty DAYS from day of sale. other
wise the deposit will be forfeited and the
property :esold at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser after five DAYS adve'
tisement OF such resale IN some newspapcg
published in Washington. D g..
s. J. LIHOMMEDIEU
is2G,d&ds.axSU TrustA.A
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THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING PEIN(
PREMISES no. $50 COLUMBIA ROAl
NORTHWFST


BY virtue Of 2 certain deed Of trust: datt..d
recorded August %. 1925. amons the land
records of the District of Columbia. and AZ
the request Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at nuhlis
auction in front OF the promises. on TUES
DAY. THE NINTH DAY OF MARCH. A.p
1896. AT FIVE Pm. the following described
land and premises. situate in the District Of
Columbia. and designated as and being lot
50 in Rosa Wallsch and Others subdivision
Of lots in block 3. Mount Pleasant" and
Pleasant Plains. now known as scua'.
1883. as per plat recorded in the once Of
the surveyor for the District of Columbia
in Liber, IS. az folio SO. Subject TO GOV
Terms: Solo subject to a prior deed Of
trust for So 10000 further particulars of
which will be announced at time OF sale
the, purchase price above said trust to be
paid $500 90 cash. balance $50 90 per month
to include interest on first and second trusts
unpaid balance IN 3 years. A deposit OF
5000 90 required. ConveyancinE. recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost
Terms to he complied with within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
the discretion OF the trustees
e. F. WAR1NG.
W HAYDEN COLLINS.
fe25 ct .mh1 800 Trustees
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A Home Embodying the Charm of an Earlier Period in
Historic Georgetown, Afording Excellent
Opportunity for Remodeing.
1923 QUE STREET NV.
Open for Inspection Sunday from 2:3O to $50 PM.
Located in the heart of Georgetown's exclusive
residential section this home of Colonial design appealing
strongly the lover of spacious dignity, substantial
and atmosphere of domestic comfort presents
for the purchaser of discriminating opportunity
possess of the few remaining old residences this
ton of Washington at approximately onehalf the consruc
ton cost
This three-story semdetached residence is situated
lot 43Z1 by 135 feet alley containing 5000 square feet
1t contains fourteen large and two baths modern
vapor heating plant with Nokol installation electricity in
Simultaneous howater heating plant, Chamberlain metal
weather stripping throughout and could be remodeled and
redecoraed very moderate cost, making home of dis
tincon and pacousness admirably adapted to elaborate
entertaining.
CORNELIA NJ. BOWIE,
Exclusive Broker,
1924 Vermont Avenue Main 550.
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AUCTION SALES.

THosa J. OWEN { son. .ArCTIONEERs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING. BEING
PREMISES NO. 2602 l. STREET
b. virtue on certain deed of trust dulv
recorded in Liber No. $3.50 folio 1872. et
seo.. Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party
sec secured thereby: the undersigned trustees VIII
sell at public auction. in front of the prem
I ns. , on WEDNESDAY. THE TENTH DAY
IN. the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the, District, of Columbia
and DESIGNATED as and being the. east IL feet
n 'front.' on L street by the full depth thereof
OF lot 81 in j. A.. Tarkington's subdivision
OF lots in SQUARE T. as per plat recorded in
Columbia in Liber H. folio 213.
sod Ter nn Of, sale: All cash. 4 deposit OF
500 90 will be required at time of sale
AZ AZ co9veyancing. recording. revenue STAMPS
70 be complied with within 30 days from
Gay OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
tne right TO resell the property at the risi,
and cost of .defaulting purchaser. after hve
days advertisement of such resale In sone
newspaper published in Washington. D. [
C.. w. SIMPSON.
CLAUDE CRYER
ION record as Claude Crier)
fe25-d&ds .exSu Trustees