davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
AUCTION S.iLES.
TnNtIt.RfiN
ADAM A NESCFLER e SON Auctioneers
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-Story Brick Dwelling,
No. 1929 Girard St. NV.

By virtue of certain deed az trust. duly
r4clfc!ed IN LITER No 58s7. foiio Ar et seG
OF the land records ~ the District o; Column
ira and at the request Uf the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees VIII offer
}ur sale bv nNt7'tc auction. " front o. the
premises on Wednesday THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER AID 1927
ST FOI'R-THiRTY O'CLOCK pm. the fnl
}unfn- = '-ses1seti land and premise sstiat.
in the iB<f~1ct Of Columbia 10 @it: Lot -
in Etgar : Kennedy and isaac y DAVIS
e'st~ijyt<iuT 81 Uart Of biOcH tweniy-fo5:f
ga Columbia Heights IS Der nat re-
c..f.ir,. In Later CnEiaty No. LIS. folio ID of
ihe ry-cutf'= Of taa tssitcc OF the surveyor Of
lh, Hs-Irict Of Columbia.
Terms g.! sale Tn .fp0ye property will -
soht ~I'iect 20 \ PRIOR deed az t-as; Tor
~ $50 go at q 4. e due March -. tJgs
balance ash A deposig of $500 90 70
asure,I az purchaser at tine OF sale. AT
cssgtFes auc1ng recording aud r0iarla! fees ~
cost ~ nurcha@sr Terms 81 sale 10 ~ con-
ulged w1th s'thu thirty days from 3av
sale 1th~r~ - TIE trustees reserve the s=5'
So resell .he property at ths -5<S ara cost
AZ the de{auill8E purchaser after I've DAYS
advertisement Of s'.eh resale ~ some news
raper published IN the city OF Washington
y c
FRANZ Z GHISELLI
JOSEPH 4 RAFFERTY,.
d~ifet&t!s rx>a &5se.fi Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

T1PGT newly furnished roam. next I" bath
N f1aw sef cont w: telephone: l"F ecu
;}~r7ar SO no Atlantic i3is-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story Brick Apartment Build
ing Containing About IL
Apartments, Situate at 2009
Belmont Road NV.

Ey Vlrtue at sgfsata steS.i Of trust g;Vly
TtgN5s1ed Ia LATER No use !slso 81 e. ssVs
% t5a lasht FeeVN.s ~ tae ksssFacs ot 60
t8rsasa, aHd AZ taa gV4Uess at sAc rsrsy -
C3}rcS2 tegrvHN tgsc ssses>3gGas<t Trustees y IL
sell AZ cuoze suetsest "a fFNat ct the f'~wt2-
..sg$, IN NEn<ks>tAl LhE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY ns Nf>t' IN Rem. 4 n a9s~ AT
kUt Il oCItS'A IN ths folio " ssls -s3g>s,rs sssSs
,z'td stsA pE~E3lsrs situate az the ssSgSsEk @1
Isiat't''sA. Aas; sssesS1s@Ecs A. ssst s~l@S 81
- ia a. kzt1&F .ttpy+ teSsNkeNg 4 Satt ;
continuation 81 soF> J Il sssst ~ c8ecS E
Para Nsew Terrace zee p5As yV>Vs>ss,l
ga i35ser Ne - FoaA iHa vi tse FrSssesss sst
she uSRrs uf tbe ss4rN eXus tov the utssr5<f ~
Columbia
Ts,lnaS Sola sahsels 10 prso- s,sv>. .:
truss for S&.i ttttt tAt fssrsae~ gNa~ssSN4gS O. {
wh&eh viii es> AaaVH@.y'sf AZ stase 81 >.s9E th~
psg~sAa>c ar3ye SsasVs >at& tr}s>s sa }~ EA4s5 $50
S%Sh \ 1ssNa$st 80 $ etass NA sgNAfyvNt ts,sss
VVNaats4Ns TeSor&srsS ett AZ NssgsA2~sAe =
tss~s TrSa5s 81 &c Cst.lsH1l~Sf Nth W&SAt-
fh}ssy days, cihrTS&~e ,Svssa>zs fASIclt~s Asa
the preg~ssN nsSS he advertised as>st rcso&$ al
the discretion ot s@e sT8>zexs>
OnEf-I : SMITH
WALTER \ BROWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
- ) OWEN & soy AtfTIGEEE2
1925 Eye strut North as.
TUtffbEEttW

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TTn.
STONY DETACHED FRAME gTE5.-..
ING. Being PREMISES 1879 $-.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
nEltli,IAI. NOTICES.

nFFtaE uf 1iE tuM Mf~stu>EkS OF THE
itiSttAt of tuintui4 ltctttutFt ~ tASf
Nutns ~ hetytN given that ~ accordance
~ nh Iha Al al tanSrFSs anhfuVtFl March =.
tu*f. there has iApI, nttnie'i ~ lhn rrEulbf
tyanrs uf the Nashtnstun Ttues atht she
Westminster tivrati ga December aud H.
v,sttliHar IA in@ a dchputicnt tax list enp'
tntitias 3tAi Ut taNrs ~ tftcats nn seat
ulntArtts iH the District ~ Columbia oh inlf
/. ti"s tneltutguF atsniai assessments over
dtir- ahi u Ihg taNtT afi "sF"ssh1''a's etVi
,,ttar Ia January ~ it'ts the date fixed tni
safe the nlapttN involved VIII I've sold VI
auetfun al tho uttsr at thu tnilertoe al
TANrs u 4 1untnunv,na January 10, tacS
ts.tWrea the hours 1T - am, and : pm
tnlti.ss rAteplrd nntit all such dhiio1urnl
,luneftY l. sold PROCTOR l. nuuGHkkfN,
sutNtN = IAttAfEkRo. W a i.AnlF
Commissioners u g dr@usi q 4 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

MOST DESIRABLE 4.RM. FRONT APT
an3 floor liOa AN n.w.. Ami $40 mo
ARMY tanitnr Phun FL l.it. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
SAIE-nI'SINESS PROPERTY,
WtNTED-llESE STAGE.

tn ABOVE q ST y " .---50 FT. FRONT
Ige 100 drcr corner wide court. Call II
NARRnf T. nIS &, st Main lUi.BI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Legal. NOTICES,
-e-z
NAIilu JultNSluN, Attorney

ma ~ t'auttt,Ntt se-Janes ATHltItse
m, nlet'i, ''a9i n T. ah Mrt'r ~ ,h It,
eliu A. "a tero,er sAie al ant costs aai So
have utsuttn al nf condemnation at ,.ftalU
rtuparty 81 tbs dnieahant levied en u'niet 90
pslnl,ns ,laln 4, a.. therefore this mn
the tnttieth dan exclusive az snndayz a1l
holidays after .ha day q The .nfst nHhi1"
shaw cause Nhy sssd epa,enlaatlan %hp"'a
ani be had othstssise The Fg'l MI =, ~
A conn faa8e seal iGig Ypng tnst
BLANCHE aEFF, tlegh. dsld,ep,sT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

CASH FOR YOUR CAR IN 10 minutes: no
,na tape Giassmsn Motor Co. 1928 Ism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Observation-Disclosures.

LET is HELP YoU SELL YOUR T'SEr
Carte most any make .9'i model if price Is
RIGHT.
A ! Stahler 3 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

lAO> : OWEN i SON ACCTiO\EERc
LIS I've >ssees NaEtA Nsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

HIS. = cw$N 4 <t,< kETFaN\s ES
A.A ~. 49, y - -. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

~. :!ri ST. NE ZONE BLOCK FROM
!, niun Stationl Two rooms bath ana Kitten
cnette In urw nparfment building. at the
low rental uf $40 per month Apniy tanitoi
or PHILIP Mll.SrUNE li04 Vermont ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 427 18th St. Sc.

EF -erffsa uf a a@a-+a5H s<eses nc -~-s<- = r
~~s-srsSext "a ii-sa~ So ,I>3f faf1 lari @; -.
srE yh@ fanrs escorts oE G&s Fe-.-Er5 Of ea.. -
asx- ..s1 AZ iae -e}s4Gst az fEs 2B-FT sd
tha-s1v ssse szr1EH-ss-gas4 Trustees Hl - -4 -
sass si1r zsyFgs- gn tgfsssf IS s2s N~1rIS-ss -
wEuTESD4T TIE TTENTT- 5.,s1EETG DAY
az UErt- MhER a = 1877 At T-AE&
. CE. D. < = ". s1s EGsScsE 2 --,1s-- = 70 q IS
7-sf -gSE1tSss. situate n re I2rT - "1-~-
sn<tn@ Ea>traes nf E0l3~7ras ses. sss<5 81
81 ard s@snr tat - ls. s-s-ce l. Aor
Parse ant Clara S4<sc< ParSsFs 3 o1lT2-
son - pri<tw7} frSs I aC5 = s-s@ sat -
or<sr1. tats ard - 50 "a 10. - cs--.-st
sr Book - pace tSs 0t IRA -e-'e1-yss q -
ss4Ne~s Of tSs SEET &eer t1- re D. sS-lls - 10
sUns-va GssE< ~zG1-s It<at
Terms 81 sass Clsss-a@r-v3 ct - o--cssss
1s0D@y IL ~ us2t ~ cASN. s1sr,s n so
S3sEa& tr<- n Gsg gE> o4T115s s@ &17 1EG f%c
seas 18th s-tS~~-t 81 : re- ge--ssr= cs- -
ussFa psy2 Hse - ~st -ig. c-tt-1 45~ r.
>ssc -seseSsl b. sas,aG oi rr1~t ar~zf s-s r-vog-
s-sX ~sss@ - al asa - E&@ 0@-t77 * 80
per NsN<s~ s.eEsrp-&t az $500 se' Az. - -
~. az ttsg}S v3 Sssa AZ cvgrF - sv.-t--<
~e,30,tgC<- et<- ~ 0se>x 81 o@-sfsH~sr- Te--ss
"{ ~ae 20 fss fss0-FszS1 @sz1 Wr-@H tFfrfr
sssF~ &rE~. Cs ts sd slsGses Ess -. SfS~s<
rE-@rye tire r~za- sH ~5@sf RS e~.7segEtv 2s -
r.-S ems E0St ua ~ ~ 'F-ss- srs-a -stSs'- ss.--
E.sT sEzK> go .Fas sg~sstz5est ot ~..--s -aST3S 50
~ssrsN aewsgsaa~g rssos sAe5 a# Wash zssa1e
SANsrr A pgvSv
JAMES 5 NICHOLSON
astsfst-.' - ste1 - - - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

TRUSTEES SALk ~ VAL a BIZ T 70 o.
STONY DETACHED FRAME OWL.
iSG, tpEiSG PREMISES 1879 So
b. virtne OF certain Gast * TIE, cz.ss
September 81 1878. being Ia-'-. r0sot 81 q
rarGr. Ted October =. 1926. an0fF Era .aFs
rseo~ri- Of the District ~ Cgsun-sa arr =
ne regrc-t 81 the party -NcuTs. tt.s-sc7 80
sif.ders12red tr1l~,rex VIII .e4 q; 49, 49,
,snn ujthin the GfliCe q Tass fsrt- 4
THE TH EETY- EIGHTH DAY ~ W. -
gFR AD 1877 At Two OfLGfE = + .
the following zte@orI s>ed !1nS ara o-.-- -
If CnIuruba ard fe-iznaiea as a-t -@x
iot SO in the Municipal Realtr o. CORN =
ton Of lots ~ saasre ll5- Hs~-,...c
PARK mr. rlai recoT39fi l~ =. ~o- -
fCjlC 81 OF tha records % tn g. O. =.
4irveynr for tho District nf co.lr~.a-s-
Terms % sale: Al ca-S. ! ce1<s-. r
5000 90 WILL BE- -eGHIrnd a. sire ~ - :
cgrvevar ~luz recording e'0 - r--s ---
chasAr TerrGs Of sac q - rc.rc f.. y
e+h.n 30 t1v= from fay of si-e ft-a-e
ne trustees -ese-Ts thc clza: ~ go ~
r,~or~rtv at the risk ard co-t - 5e<s. so
r,l,rg ha=e- after Eve 8ays' at;-a~- as-r-rt r
.sch resal. IN some res SPACE .E
Washington. .. g. .---
WILLIAM II. COW
Seref0o ~ o. % --.-.sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story Brick Apartment Known
as Premises 1918 kalorama
Road NV.

Fly virtue 81 4 certain .eeel Ct Irust duly
vetHt4sHl u tArsar No 5u0A ias5n 80 - SCI
,ss ghe land Tse-or,t< % sae nrSi-tSI az Co!a73.
}sa. aa1 az 4hc Tsesutst 80 shs paTiy tsv-NTsE
. ..}t Tsty. The nndsTsaxpyta tr4sises w5H sel at
4.ants- aHctt01 IN trys8s az the premises on
WEDNESDAY THE TWEN3YElGhT DAY
p$ DECEN 1sEH An 1877. AT THREE
Thirty O'CLOCK I'm toe loilcwlaS <Ss~
~ssat~si jafs3 Aht oreEaI - s@i1sse ~ the llss
itsck ~ Cuts1Dts1- ana tcSs grated a> an! ~
H.s .ot - ls t,l.as's . 20 Fsshev- FORSYTH A1a
Young .SssmsfEE sl33ssiy&s ~ sAssgs
ssnys knaNw - W s>hsG<&Un HC8xGss as E~sg
,sIsi r,tvsrs}si so E.sts~r Eoungy M. 8. tSl3s
=. ~ tSg rCvOFvIS as the O. tacs az the sSlr
svys3T % Ike D~tgtet of Columbia sEsesss~s
tss a<rr~-a8~atS a. Ia party u ats &rEntess ~
,s~est- y,~aafsisd istwg NJ. %et3 gos.1 49,
aaI .Afxr see. fo5sa III 81 tae l201 PIX
oNfS ~ SAID Distract.
TvTglS ~al8 ssst5oci 50 \ rrs0- cee,i %.
g~i,>t ser SS1 sitsst ts1. turthcg ssarttcW4Es ~'
~ a3sh - s}a - 9ntouftSs~z ~ EgH1e 81 stae ar
i4ussf $50 psstS tAJSs S4a5A tTtgss to X G.stO
%, c4~h. 4 tsefSASsI of / Wssa "a TS~ssars~-
C0as % aueSmg r,-.ssrsssH< etc al purchase
tpt~t Tern1s s@ * can9pssytt S2sh wsthsf'
shirsw day.. 0taAsstsc deposit torfcs,ee3 AND
the property mas ~ 8ts srt4ssti ard Tesusj =.
the i. Scrctloa 0t the trustees.
EAR V MACINTOSH
CLARENCE rOt@E.
t~1G - ~ =, - / - - = - Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

SELL AGToMoBiI. rs 10y auction every
Saturday and Wednesday 10 am A onl"k
and satisfactory method No safe no charge
Car listed in time advertised free Yves, b
lrr nS0 pa ave NV 1889 & n as%a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

HAVE tUlAiRkU tl.IENf WHO WANT
thnstFn rsnm hoIne ia 81. W. up Ia u,5hN
must have garage oF SutsV q. II LINENS
lam II NV roi ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
THos. J. OWEN K SOW. A7-CTIoSEEE=
1895 EYE IT. NV.

JESSE r. NIT Err.-
WILLIAM u. COW A.
Sarefo 81 - ---.sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

so orr ST EE-3 rooms. s~srond foor
completely furnished for Ink; Adults ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
RAYMOND AUGUSTEReER,
LEO 4. MASCHAUEk.

ADAM A. wE>CHLER 4 SON Auc.,anvgss
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE IMPROVED RN POUR a.
STORY APARTMENT Hui'SE. KNOW y
A. PREMISES No, 1869 AiNTwooD
~ virtue of CERTAIN decd of trust deis
ra,ogtAed tn January - 1877 as Instrument
M, IS, IN the land rscuris of tho District
~ Columbia aust ~ the request ot the par
ties lsyvl lhelmhs the undersigned trustees
Ntit sell At pubilc auction, Az tttsG9t at the
premises, VA n tSDAY, TltE TwE<rI~SkV-
k$ril bay or t,eJ'EAhfR ln.s AT
kDt V THIRTY O'CLOCK y Nj, the fellow.
tns ~ scrItsd iand ami premises situate Ia
ami hoIns iuf namtsegrVs tsruty tssus IA
Margaret L., SanJs ani LAwfvnsw Saasis' stlh.
,isrl~iun now kgowm ~ Mlntwoust as tcr
niat tttnrtlrti n the ofticv uf The surveyor
iur TIE lastF9et at tulnHi'ia IN l4,se County
ii ~ t1lio ~,
Terms III saln' Property sohf suhie~t 10 a
nFsi tired of tFnst in ttr ssfhs az forty sa0t1-
~8Nd $40 uuu nOa dollar With interest at
~tS 90 isT rVnt for thgrS 49, Vr4f~ f~ota
~tpiemter 10 ltt.- All cash at4Ne x8gs
'tsest ~ trust, \ denustt al I'VE taou~anA
- nnu uOl dollars viii te rrs1uirys! At Nese
at sate. All r,snteN abrtns FsesoFsteaE vat
At Cu>t OF naFrhaser, TERMS az sale to ~.
camp'tvtl with within th,gtv tiut days frCts
thn gish' 80 resell the property Al the RI -
ant Gust of defsuit,ne nur,ha<sr after ave
80 datS advertisement 81 such resale u,
sSme newspaper nuhashed IN the city 81
ritH0noRE II prYsrR
PHILIP ) PEISER
del a1,'s eNsu Trussees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

dei4l5Isi7 20 81 90 ~ - -
ADAM A WFsCNIER 4 son Aartj0npers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
SALE or RENT HOUSES.
WANTED 10 uuy-iiOuSES

5ItS ftih st la"a = 81
Clarndan 1850 1904 Wilson Rivd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

j.. IL, IL I'D. si& .f.. eNS,l g'r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
EXCHANGE.
StI.I',--t'AR

FARMERS WANTED ~~- FARMS AXE On
tho upgrade pstre at pr,Aiuct~ higher. la
i,or and loans rheIpef. Htf1 NOW. Tra'te
your city property and stop worry iHf' str
dairy orchard and truck farms. 10 10 200
acres many tuIiv eltuppe.i aud stocked ::
tuatN clear nf debit Witl trade. Par
q, ui.us. MCDONALD. Main 800, Adams
1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
ADAM A WEscHLER 4 son Aaesioneers
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-story and Basement,
Seven-room, Two a h
Brick Dwelling; H.-W.H.,
Flee; No. 1902 Calvert St.
NV

By virtue OF certain deed @: trust, dnly
gessasts@f August fth lp@s Instrument Ma
.lu!s at the land records District OF Gu
IImhia, aud nj the FvNlutst OF the paFty
sr..urs~i Thereby the undersigned trustees Mil
oHVf fDr safe hs p8hsEe auction ln front 1T
tho premises. un ri E~DAN THE IN t%FY
SEVENTH DAY uF DECEMBER iatT AT
tbt'k utE.tRk l. Nj. s0e tuB}aS ia -steSs-T3t~ss
.aled ailsf premises IA the Distract of ~.
tJmhla. TO wtt, Lot - Ia " II. WoSe3 8
sNtsIi, gsioa %! part of block 3 'T}suD1}trne-
per plat rsvnvsird i0 Liter toHgIy NJ -
fntn % of The rv,Uris al the Office of tao
surveyor fur the Distract Os Columbia. sIp
tet tn the conditions Of record.
TeYWs of sale, Property will I've Sold sab
Get 10 = nrioF teed Of trust for So non. ~
Il - r.. due OctobsF LIST 1890. balance cash
4 deposit OF $500 Fcauired AZ safe All CON.
tet anctng Tetprsing aHd uoiaytal fres at
cost Of purchaser Terms Ia M comnll~si
Nith within thirty DAYS fvoui dsy Of sac
otherwise trustees reserve right 10 resell prog
efty. AT RISK AMI cost of defauitlng purchaser
after nvs DAYS advertisement al such rpSale
ga some Newspaper published ia Washing; ton.
u Z, --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Observation-Disclosures

FOR ARTISTS. WRITERS, MUSICIANS
Two rooms and hath. very low rental: good
references required 1911 Eve 81. NV. ~ :
BEAUTY pARLoR APARTM EMF AR
ranged and fitted ready for OCCUPANCY: rea'
sonahie rental The Argoune 10Th and Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

7377 VERMONT AVE Single roem ="
1S.h,s - m. nex, hath. continuous h. " +:
vel heated. southern exposure: gentlemen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

=Ts7 r ST Sc tsouth II ave Front her-
nam and kitchen am aGuts. three ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

CASH FOR YOUR CAR m 10 minutes ne
req tame GlasSman MtIor Go. I9HS lith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
-TT.ITS / PEvSE2-
EEE0 GFEEE
THEODORE q PEy<EE.
Attorney To- Holder OF Notes.

r~THE ABOVE SAFE 1, POSTPONED ~
III, WEDNESDAY. he TTE%Tf -=5t5E :
DAY Of DECEMBER, A-D 49,. IT Fcr7 Z
THIRTY O-Cl OK szrEa nsae~
ny ORDER OF TEE TRUSTEES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

77n1 MASS AVE NV. - Best downtown
~es,.iaprfsI section unusually attractive. large
.,r3- fnor front water in room; electricity
., .elie,,t hnf. atnr heat. NrlN ate hA!tOnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS AND BATH
apartment. ami: ear iinc: rect. Ntu -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
RnnNiS-EIR\ISHED.

$50 + \ II rooms ! -. 5i', $50
: S.n Sieeplns rooms slne'e - ln
- large iron; room >6 Front. ST niuu'
,ysn>s s1ifshle foc business, reasonable : III
Transient rnan's Il on. ---
CTTTT0Z TERRACE SOUTH. Apt. %o:-
Large room. nicely iHrIhShea "eNt :" -.
-n~snr.hfe yer; Adams 144i. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

lash IMMEDIATELY tor late model cars
get our price lis; Auto Mart la1} IAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

FURNISHED DESK SPAtE WANTED IN
occupied office in good iocation, state pric.
week asid month Salcs MEr zoos stand
ard OH Eldg,. Baltimore. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

orr PRIZES are bound I" I've ntrher See
rs, i've tors setting Southern Motor Saies
12oA Potomac 2S5I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

1877 E-I.a~ce hrieh, front room, twin oe1s
~ea- hath. suitable for two boys or si''s
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
GARAGE BUILDERS.

REST CONSTRUCTION, Low Proc rern''
GEO. F. BRCNk.
Successor 10 q NJ Brnnk.
sos II y = '-i"c N'sa'
The Washington times., 1927-11-12
NOT ABL ES AT
DINNER FOR
VISITORS
British Ambassador Guest
At Canadian
Legation

The British Ambassador and Lady
isabella Howard we're the ranking
guests last evening at ths dinner
given by the Canadian Minister ana
Mrs. Vincent Massey. for their
guests, Col. the HON. j. ii. Ralstoh
and Mrs. Raistoh, and the Hon. DR..
and Mrs. ]. L. King. Of Canada. The
guests included the Secretary 81
stats and Mrs. Kellogg, the secre.
tary OF War and Mrs. Davis, the
minister Of the irish Free state, Mr..
smiddy, the Hon. Sir Edward Kemp
and Lady Kemp. the Hon. Il. N.
Macdonald, Mai. Gen. ii. A. Panel.
OF Ottawa: Mai. Gen. III. G. Tthacker.
chief az staff 0t the Canadian army:
Maj. Cen. and Mrs. Andrew Hero,
the First Secretary Of the Canadian
Legation and Mrs. Hume Wrork.
Laurent BeAudry, secretary Of the
legation; Brig, Gen, and Mrs. Briaht
Wells, Brig. Gen. Charles r. MtCaw.
ley. Bfis. Gen. and Mrs. Campbell
HluBt oEIBs dOHs is A. A4unHt Brl&.
Gen. and Mrs, 4. ]. Donaldson. Brig,
Gen. ana Mira, Charles Bridges, the
COMMERCIAL Secretary. Of the Can.
adian Legation ana Mrs. Mahoney,
the Military Attaehe of the British
Embassy. Col. Pope Heniiessey; Col.
the Rev. =. M. Almond, the Third
Secretary OF the Canadian Iteration:
r. A. Stone, Col. Alex Coke ana Mrs.
Coke, Col. J s. Dennis. Col. X. j.
Hampton. Col. l.. Il. La Fieehs, Col.
II. c. Osborne ana Mrs. Osborne,
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Nelson Mar.
ketts, Maj. w. II. =. Aston, Assist.
ant Military Attach6 OF the British
Embassy: MaJor T. w. Mcdowell,
Major 1.-THE Rev. George Fitzpatrick,
Capt. e. w. Haldenby, Capt. r. r.
Lambert, Capt. Charles O'Neil, Capt.
and Mrs. AlIender Swift, Lieut.. and
Mrs. J. D. Armstrong, C. A. Bow.
man, Frederic Hudd, the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Patteson.
DR.. g. T. Phnp and e. II. scammell.
The Washington times., 1927-11-12
LUNGHEONS FOLLOW
BOOK REVIEWS

Mrs. Montague Lever. OF Los
Angeles, who has just returned
after 4 year passed in London, vas
honor guest at a luncheon given at
the Willard yesterday by Mrs.
Clyde Aitchison. wife Of the Inter.
state Commerce Commissioners,
whom Mrs. Lever Is visiting. The
luncheon followed the weekly book
review conducted in the New vii.
lard red room. Mrs. .Aitchis0n's
other guests included Mrs. Philip
Clancy, Of New York: Mrs. William
Wolff Smith and Mrs. Theodore
Tiller.
Mrs. Beale Howard entertained
after the book review. having as
guests Mrs. James B. Young. wife
Of the American consul at Venice,
and Miss Julia Young.
-
Miss Mary Tumulty, whose ma-.
riage to Robert Cahill will take
place on Saturday, November 26,
has chosen for her attendants her
three sisters, Miss Grace Tumulty,
Miss Katherine Tumulty and Miss
Alicia Tumulty. Mr.. Cahill's brother,
DIR. J. A. Cahill. will be the best
man, and the ushers will be Victor
Cahill. another brother of the bride
groom; Frederick Stahlman, Leo
Rocca, Joseph p. Tumulty. jr.,
brother OF the bride; James Lamb
and Mr.. Kittridge.
The Washington times., 1927-11-12
TEA TOMORROW
ron Filler

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Townsend
Mott will entertain at tea tomorrow
afternoon from to Z o'clock In their
home In Edgemoor in compliment to
Arthur Goebel, winner Of the Dole
flight across the Pacific, who will
Be their guest while in Washington.
Mr.. Goebe1 viii arrive early to.
morrow afternoon In the. plane In
which he flew across the Pacific.
~ -
Miss Betty McAliister, daughter Of
Col. j. A.. MeAliister, Is the guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. wallace Stafford at
west Point, N. Y.
4 T. f. @
Capt. Irwin v. Todd, Finances de.
partment, United States Army, who
has been stationed In Washington
for several years, will sail on the
Cambria, from New York, next week,
with his family, for his new post at
san Francisco.
4 90
Richard p. Ernst, formeri Sena.
cor from Kentucky. is the viii.
lard for . few days. ~
The Washington times., 1927-11-12
JOHNSON'S EXQUISITE ART
is SOMETIMES OVERCOME

How young Edward Johnson
looked yesterday, at his recital!
He was positively boyish, vital, and
he proved himself again a most in
teresting recital artist. For johnson,
of the Met has won his spurs as
opera tenor.
Yet he brings to songs something
quite significant, making them little
dramas, besides singing with an ex.
quisite art aIid---in his freer mo,
ments-with a fulsome beauty of
voice.
Voealiy, he "came through" so
splendidly at the close of his pro-
gram, which was the first concert
in Mrs. Wilson-Greene's "Philhar-
monte Course with Polls quite
filled and enthusiastic, that one
almost thought he had approached
his recital with a bit of nervous
ness. He gave italian. German,
French and English groups, some
five encores. and witlal some three
great opera arias for good measure.
with "Pagliacci." in the "seb.song;"
as final encore that found him
truly great. His phrases in the
"Pagliacci'' were of amazing breadth
and BREATH" with emotion that
found his voice full-orbed.
But why sing the German lieder?
They in NO way belong to him. The
German and its "geist" were both
negligible. Here it was that one
found the vocal tone squeezed, nasal,
missing the tone" for Schubert and
Franz, the German diction bad.
Yet hear Edward Johnson sing you
a story in English, and you've a
whole experience in the musical
quality Of your language. It's on
both Of these scores that one lanlents
the proverbial every-song for every
man. johnson deals in the eX-
quisite in phrase. Sometimes he
takes his finesse to almost an arti-
flee. 1t is these moments that are
not 50 good.
But sing me Louise" in the
Charpehtier opera aria, as he gave
it, and there are no limits to my
equalization. He discl0ses every bit
OF the musical cadence that the mu-
sic contains, with q rare information
tn d chromatic, with uIcaliIy insight
revealing the theme OF Louise her
sell, foreteiling his love. That is his
intimate art. 1t was the singer at
his finest.
yet, take the Ivof N0yello pages
Road Song that had to be re-
peated; Never have. / heard 1t SO
beautifully sung. Here that com.
polling rhythm OF the artist, along
with the gift OF the teller OF tales,
made it as tender a thing as a
Japanese print, and as pure in
line. His diction in the lovely
italian songs was as notable. He
dwells vocally upon q vowel with
a tone color or d floating tone that
makes his cadences exquisite. He
links them together with a rhythm
that gives one luscious phrases.
Or hear his English in Linden
Lea" a Dorset folk song. or The
drama in "A Piper by Michael
Head, with its exquisite accompani.
ment. This is both art and litera.
ture and music=-a noble trinity,
Mr.. johnson. The ene0ras were
the Italian I'm mezx0 al mar" rel