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New Britain herald., 1928-02-11
PERSONALS Visitors In and Out of Town-New York Popular to Local People.

Mrs. George kimball of South Burritt street went to New York city on Tuesday.
 Mrs Johnstone Vance of Monroe street returned from New York city last Tuesday.
 Miss Flora Humphrey of Grove Hill is in New York city.
 James Robinson of Harrison stree, has returned from a trip to the west MT. and Mrs. Eldrigde Beecher of Lincoln street have returned from I;oston, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs Lucian Stevens and son of Monroe street are spending three weeks at the home of Mrs. Stevens parents, MT. and Mrs. John A. Andrews on Lincoln Road.
 MT. and Mrs. Dudley Walker of Monroe street leave on Tuesday to spend few days in Boston. Mass.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur kimball of Lexington street returned Wednes- day from New York city.
 Mrs. Louis s. Bones and her daughter Mrs. Suesseropt will return tomorrow to their nome in Staten Island. N. Y. They have spent the past two weeks at the home Of Mrs Bones' son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson Of Tramb bull street.
 Miss Emily Sloper. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper ot Russell street d senior at Abbott
New Britain herald., 1928-02-11

ing room. All in all 1t has been record breaking week .. the country club.
 Mrs. Francis Hart of Vance street entertained the members of the Laurel Court o. of A., at her home Friday evening.
 Mrs. Maxwell Coe gave a lunch. con bridge on Wednesday for her house guest. Mrs. John Wilkinson of Railway, N. J.
 Mrs. Raymond Catlin entertained at bridge and tea Wednesday at her home on Adams street.
 Plans are we'll under way for the annual bridge party which the Woman's Auxiliary of the New Brt- ain Boys club will give next Sat- urday afternoon in the club r0oml on East Main street. Tables are be. ing reserved at a rapid rate, due nc doubt to the untiring efforts of the well organized committee. Mrs Howard Parsons Is in charge of the decorations, which are to be Tn red and white, for St. Valentines day Mrs. Howard Bruemmer is manag, ing the candy.
 Foremost among the weeks par ties for the real young members o' New Britain's social set was the l dinner bridge which Mrs. John C
New Britain herald., 1928-02-11

Academy, Andover, Mass, attended the winter carnival at Intervale, N. H., this week.
 Mir. and Mrs Virgil Palmer of Harrison street left Thursday to spend two weeks in Washington, D. C., and Pinehurst, North Carolina.
 MT. and Mrs. Seymour Spencer of Springfield are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Norris of Ten Acre Road.
 Miss Maxine Hart of Lincoln street attended the junior prom enade festivities at Yale during the first part of the week.
 Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street has been spending the week with her daughter. Mrs. Arnold Wallen of New York city.
 Mrs. Roswell Moore is spending a few days at the home of her par ents. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Tarbox of Greenwich.
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Rogers of Hawley street are expected to re- turn this weekend from New Or leans. Louisiana.
 Miss Emile Andzulatis of Chestnut street is spending the weekend in New York city.
 Miss Anna R. Siderowsky is spend ing a few days in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Lincoln of Forest street and MT. and Mrs. Cliff ford Barnes of Bristol sailed Thurs day from New York city for Caiifor- nia by the way of Havana, and the Canal Zone. They will be gone sev- eral months.
 Albert Goodwin Loomis of Groy. Hill will be the guest lecturer this afternoon in the series Of Travel ogues which the Children's Museum
New Britain herald., 1928-02-11
Photo by Murray studio

at bridge Thursday evening ct heY home on Stanley street.
 Mrs. Charles Swain entertained the members of her bridge club Monday afternoon at her home on Vine street.
 The Principal and Teachers of tle Rockwell school gave e farewell dinner and bridge party for Hiss Esther Stein Thursday evening at the Hearthstone Tavern in Berlin. The prizes were won by Mis- M McGuire and Mrs. NJ. Kindred. LiD
New Britain herald., 1928-02-11
GATHERINGS
Usual Bridges, Teas, Din- ners and Theater Parties Fill the Week.

Miss Alice M. Lynch entertained her home on Summer street.
 The eighth annual banquet of the New Britain chapter, American Banking Institute. was held at the Shuttle Meadow Country club Thurs day evening. It was largely at- tended by members and invited guests. Reverend Theodore A. Greene, pastor of the First Con-
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Miss Anna Siderowsky of Stanley street and Mrs. Samuel RosenthaI ot Pennington avenue. Hartford, gave luncheon and bridge at the Hotel Bond last Saturday afternoon for Miss Edith Serlin of Holyoke. Mass. and Miss Edith Gordon of West Hartford. two prospective brides
 Mrs. Earl Higbee of Garden street gave a luncheon followed with cards yesterday afternoon at her home.
 Miss Hunsey Gordon entertained
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1
 Leomis gave on Wednesday to csle- brate tho birthday sf hes yeuag daughter, Mias Ruth Loonis. valsn- tine decorations in red and white wsre vssd In the dining room where csvsss for twenty were laid. Tha guests included. the Misses Eliza beth Vivian. Dutie Vivian. Elizabeth Baldwin, Barbara Shepard. Char. lette FAssens. Ethelyn Parsoas. Dor othy Catlin. Ruth Nobel. Hasel Bans ford. Jane Wainright. Dorothy Kinsslla, Barbara Frisbie. Virginia Nervin, Francs Stanley. Alice Besvn. Elizabeth 0osa. Helen Goss. Beatrice Lamb and Margaret Att wood.
 Mf. aud Nrs. Alexander Lewth. waite Tasgart of Kansas City. Mis- souri, sHvs . formal dinner party last evening for their daughter. Mia Adelaide Louisa Taggart, whose marriage to Kendall Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Mills of Curtis street, this city, will take paacs this evening. MT. and Mrs. Mills and Nr. and Mrs. Edwin Davis of Cloquet Minnesota were among tho gussts. Mrs. Davis was the former Mies Cathesine Mills. . sis ter of the bridegroom.
 Ms Elizabeth Kimball entertain ed at tea Sunday evening 1t her kome on Lexington street.
 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Booth of Forest street will give . dinner party and dance this evening at the Farmington Country club.
 Miss Eurith Wachter will enter tain members of the Alpha ..lpha alumnae Tuesday evening at Yer home on Park Place.
 Mrs. Edward Lancaster will give . costume supper party this evening at her home on Ten Acre Road for twenty.
 Mrs. Charles Norris entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home on Ten Acre Road.
 Mrs. Edward H. Christ of Coolidge street entertained the members of the Thursday afternoon bridge club this week. Mrs. Gerald w. Walker ot West Hartford won the prize.
 Mrs. R. B. Doane will be hostess to the members of the Maple Hill bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
 MrS. Charles E. Swain entertained her supper and bridge club last eve- ming at her home on Vine street.
 Mrs. Harry E. Parker of Lincoln street entertained in honor "f Mrs. James Lincoln of Forrest street, Monday afternoon.
 .:
 Mrs. Sherwood Reger will bc hos tess to membefs of her bridge club Thursday afternoon at her home on Harrison street.
 Miss Edith Prentice of Worthilg- ton Ridge. Berlin. is giving a lunch- con and bridge this afternoon at her home in honor of Miss Louise Hol- combe, whose marriage to Henry Christ will take place this spring.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Mccarthy, Of Hamilton street entertained at din ner Wednesday evening in honor of Mr. McCarthy's sister. Mrs. Walter c. Burke of Oakland, California.
 Mrs. Harold Harrop of Harrison street entertained at bridge Thurs day afternoon.
 Mrs. Bernard T. Donnelly gave a card party Tuesday afternoon at her home on Linwood street.
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sALE--HousEs.

NEW HOME AT SACRIFICE.
owner leaving city. New fve-room and
bath house in Petworth. Apply owner, GIL
Hamilton st.. NV. or phone Georgia
2lgB%W, 22s
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SALE--HOUSES.
frnutsuv.Ih

TO CoLoRED, iisi FAIRMoNT STD
rooms, path. i. with, cleo. instantaneous
Owner, Sunday 2 to 0. 90
8-R. & BATH BRICK HOUSE. PoRCdEs.
IM In sa,, ami $4,000. ela l4th ST. ne
CORNER HOUSE. . ROOMS. ALL MODERN
improvements; concrete front porch; double
brick earaee; paneled walls. 47oi 9th nv.
wooDRIDGE BARGAIN q SQUARES TO
Johh Burroughs School: $500 cash. $37 so
per mo and int ON first trust. $50: mod
18th st, ne. Open 26*
4lst, NEAR NEBRASKA AvE.--OWNER
tile baths on lot 50 IT, wide. Real barpan
on on, easy terms. Make offer Address Box
41-M. Star Office,
ATTRACTIVE HOME. BEST NV SECTION;
~ r., D.. 2-car garage; owner must sacri-
Office o9s
CHEVY CHASE; s9.s75; NEW BUNGALOW
convenient TO new school, and TRANSFORMATIONS
bve rooms, with two bedrooms attic over
SnoWer. oak floors: shade trees, S0-ioot lot
OWNER. Clev. 1894.
Near n 1925 ,, hst ST. 81, Me-, ea,oo,
2-story brick dwelling. 8 rooms. bath.
front end rear porches. Modern IN every
city. viii sell at sacrice. Should bring
$1,000. Offer wanted
IA. =. HOUGliTON CO. REALTORS,
1916 II st. NV. Phones Main 1886. 1887
COLORED BARGAINS.
1853 You Sr. NV.
Open All Day Today and Tomorrow.
Forced to sacrifice this beautiful l0-room
brick home: double rear porches; h.-w.h.:
electric lights; fine garage; many unusual
features; newly decorated throughout, II
desired part of home can be rented for
morc than enough to make all payments:
De sold at once Phone Potomac 449l and
! will bring auto for you TO inspect
Todav-Nou Are Invited to
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sAIE-stJI,tjitItAN risOpEKTY

FOR SALE TWO BUNGALOWS ORE
ssssn fooms located OYeflea ka0yles, 0tles
fsee yoonla. BaIIst0n, Va ami Reasonable
terms Clarendon i4b~W-z ~
TAKOMk PARK ONLY $1,000 FOk
1aveiy bunRsioE home of rooms. siespjns
porch breakfast porch and bait-in ssrsss
hstnR room is very attraGt1ts. eteaf across
front If house and hes a. sH'erf iDYNiY cor
ter let pFeitssy ShFHhbea s&cFiatn8 81. 500
- has Boms IN 2ceoVBi Of chenSs Of pool
tacn shsr 2A4s,
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sALE--HOusEs.


BARGAIN--4o2 ELM ST. WEST CHEVY
Chase Md.~Owner offers his beautiful de-
s srer.,a ne ana ssncso modern home on at;
flower eprden House contains vestibnle
with cloak closet at entrance. large living
room with fireplace. large open eide porch.
large bedrooms. bath on second floor. We'll
financed. No reasonable offer refused
cpen Sana sas. from to pm, or call
NO AGEETs--No CASH. SOS MO BUYS g.
n I'M; DF, ,es v,r opp. Soldiers Home s6sso
Box 3il-M. Star ONCE. 22s
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN; $500 CASH. $40
PER Per, mo and int. on FIRST tfus'. $40: beau
hath: hrenlaee. -w.h,: lot 35xis7 # 222o
Perry st. ne: open 8 to pm Pot 2sas;
opEN--s43O N. cAPTToL--MANoR PARK.
hunsaiog' stucco and stone rooms: a mi.
Look and make offer 22s
MODERN HOME~5 ROOMS AND BATH:
us MS section q $500. Inquire at Sill
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.; 81. oNE-HALr
home. seven rooms. inclosed sleeping porch;
oak floors throughout, Earage possession and
1iis nth St . " ' Decatur $40.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.; si5.75o-rE FASH
dillon lot % feet front Greatly reduced
for l~"sdls'' :'lf A. en- n KILLER Mi III Burton
iii9 18th 81, Decatur $40.
LIVE RENT FREE. PLUS LARGE INCOME
TO Inspect call Columbia s5ib ~.
PoR. sALE.~5 AND 8 RIM BUNGALOWS
which viii be affected favorably by buiiding
and one-half million Mt, Vernon Boulevard.
- seq K ssS0o aasy tsf rns, FULTON
| coLORED; 1906 GfRARD sT NV 10
rooms baths, ami income producer.
| so 500: small cash payment, Adams 248i-J.
| PETWORTH. 1925 7th ST NW-BRICK
| ssnli.det. az II wide; look il over and phone
your offer TO the OWNER. Main ss2 after
8 ROOMS AND BATH DETACHED BRICK,
( with safaac; siO,5o0 Chevy Chase, u q
| BaTgaln. act today H. GORDON. Main
! well built brick home. = rooms. Tile bath.
| hDt~watef heat, electric IightS, cellar, Iafae
yard: located near ? car lines. 10 7th
| IN EDGEMOoR PROPER NEW HOUSE, 6
| rooms thoroughly modern; lot 10 feet wide;
near school cars ana St rde ssio Middle
| ffoiis terms.
coLoRED~-ii2o col RD.-io.hM BRICK
house tiled baths third moo iioof ARRANGED ei
| water oil heater brick garage. OWNER,
AN AMERICAN RADIATOR HEATING sYs.
/ lee OF 10 degrees Sprinet.ne warmth in
| every room. Be sure OF your heat,
OPEN PRICE REDUCED MUST SELL.
| 10 not bty until Won see this new Oh CHI
| D. C.. Enaiisb type home real barsein on
| broad sge mr. Oh Oh Circle. INSPECT, Make
! offer, Call Miss REED. Clfy Hs6 22t
| GOiOpED li21 FAInM0NT ST. N.W.--a.
| story brick, good condition. u rooms, 2
| baths, h.-w,h, automatic water heater
sec0Dd floor a 4sr00fn fiat sleeping porch
brFaEiat porch 2ycar gafaae. kll 500.
| Adams a0s4 owner,
JAMESON guILT. HEW CORNER HOME
| & iarge ro0mf. tiled bath, bulitvin Tub,
h,sW h.. eiee, Hghts, hnllt-ln ice hox, other
estras. double rear p0reheA kcreFned one In
ci0sed built In garage saerihee for aiilek
sale. Owner, 6b4 Franklin 81 me-, az
OPEN SAT BUN ae33 AND 1895 MILL
tsrg rd., Chevy Chase - G. Splendid homes
in iIne condition, agefntiaIailg located
unusual price and terms. Bee 1anan-
cial agent at house
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! PETWORTH CORNER. 81, 500.
have 20-foot modern colonial brick
home, containing 6 rooms and bah, sit
/ uated prominent corner In TINS ue-
| siraDle section, which must be sold I'M
mediate.y to settle an estate. This repre-
Sents the biggest bargain in Petworth to-
day, TO arrange inspection, call MI
| BARTLET'T, Main 4l22. EVENINGS and SUN
Ghpnnard lEJA-J
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1919 LIVINGSTON ST.

z. '
Eight rooms and bath, beautiful passed-in
breakfast porch, full attic with maids room.
Frigidare. oil burner IN furnace: unusually
fine shrlibbery. Owner leaving city. so will
sell at very low price.
Buy Directly From Owner.
Cleveland 2OSS. 22#
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sAl.E--s,lRuRnAN PROPERTY
. CONCRETE BUNGALOW,


Situated in sroye Of oak trees; lot 100 It.
Vs i0 Sotwater he erh electric aRes sah
open brick fireplace, front porch side porch
10 =. by 2S r. eopper screened: glasseda.in
a BIG BARGAIN.
with an extra large lot-~bungalow of z
rooms ano bath, hardwood noors, ali mod
! ern improvements close TO bus line, open
fireplace, kitchen cabinet. front and back
| $4,000 for quick sale. Price. s4.7so; $500
cash and sac men ,tnhl;r,,uore RI
"O"' Once Open on Sunday. ''
WE ARE GETTING THE BEST LISTED
suburban property, farms, acreage tracts
lots or water front property until you con-
SUI, oa p Ss S SDsn o unit, sso
all kinds of property in Arlinston and Fair
lax Counties II purchased at right prices
VIII increase i'll value,
\. +. RION Co. INC.
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
PRICES AND TERMS
GREATLY REDUCED.
ALL HOUSES HAVE CITY IMPROVE
M n ,l sucH As WATEB PLY PhnMs 1,f
E LFrR sNp a oop nEaf All F4 PEass GEL
NEW SPANISH BUNGALOWS FOR $5,250;
ON S, TERMS OF 500 CASH ASH, AND ND, So 30
MENTs THESE BUNGALOWS ARE FIN
ISHED INSIDE AS NICE AS $4,000 HOUSES.
ALL KITCHENS ARE EQUIPPED WITH
a GAS RANGE AND WHITE ENAMELED
KITCHEN CABINET. EVERY HOUSE IS
LOCATED ON LARGE LOT, CONVEN-
TENT TO STORES, SCHOOL CARS AND
TO INSPECT TAKE BUS AT 18th AND II
SITS. NE, OR DRIVE OUT BALTIC. BLVD.
TO COTTAGE CITY, JUST OVER THE ID. c.
LINE,
CHAS. NJ. IIGIiTBOWN,
OWNER AND BUILDER.
OFFICE: No. I DECATUR ST,
COTTAGE CITY. MD.
PHONE HYATrSvILLE 363-W.
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WANT A HON T.?

II An I 4 IIOM +
A beautiful semi detached brick CO.
lonial home, modern in every detail;
bnilt-in garage Located in COM
munity OF pretty homes Just off 4th
and Rhode Island ave. S3.950, Do
not let the cash payment bother you.
II you are in earnest and a RESPONSE
Bile party. reply to this ad, stating
the maximum monthly payment you
can AFFORD to pay. Address Box
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SAI.E--FARMS.
WANTED-FARaiS.

ONE TO THREE HUNDRED ACRES on Or
near Baltimore pike ard near railway sta
ton: must be fairly rood land: give ioca-
ticn, fun description and lowest price. Ad-
dress BOX 3s4-M. Star ofhce. az
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fttAfNk1 kNllL
tyl% IQ n "a IS " VIC NV$c- !
THoS, J, OWEN 4 SON. AUc,TIoNrrpS
lA9a EYE ST NV eH.'N's'

TRUSTEES SALE OF vAIuA1LE Tvifh.
STORY BRICK nwEIIiNcs txNSX'N
ASsr Pp,sSSEsM,sEs SEQ SuE sFREET
Nv virtue Of = certain deed Of t,,,xt aSaV
fecotded IN hiher Ne. A9SS. golto sag ~ ssn
81 ne laNG records OF the District az 81
Amsla and at the REQUEST Oi the naefy
secured thereby, the Nn0erStSAees tr,,sstes
viii sell az nuhsc auction. III fynrs ~ M
premises. on WEDNESDAY,, TNF piHST.
THIRTY. O'Clock rM Inc At,t,re ~
gsesefihed land and pFemtSes. Situate in ere
ha2tflct OF tnlanhlA and DESIGNATED AZ srS
eelns lei III in CaruSe and Mfiier'S S,1hs
DIVISION OF lots Ia SQUARE 4t4, As per nlst
recorded Ia Tire once nf che snryNyoY Nnr
tns District OF Columbia in tANer ID AZ
Terms of sale. one-third Of the purchaS.
money To he paid in cash. balance III kwo
FNuat inst NslmentS, naSahie flA one and IVA
wears. With interest al per eentuns per
aaOunt, pavshle enss-aunNai1v, fran, 3av
OF sale. secured by deea OF trust lfnen the
PROFANITY sold, ~ all cash, al the nnfioa AZ
the purchaser A 0enasit OF xSa0 % WiIf he
fsdNlred ~ time of sale All 0nVeva0clne
geeofdlnSs etc, at Cpst Of p4lrehaSeg Tept,S
pi sale 70 nc cutApisea Win within No .4avS
from day al Sase, otAegWtxe the tfuStes,S
reserve the Ftsht 60 resell tNs pyaner{y al
TIE rtsk ana cost az SefastltpAs p,,rehaSeW
attef ave davS ADVERT sess e1Ss Of sl,rh Ne
sale "a yens newSeaper paNl,Srea III Wash-
SANsuEI. A nRuRy
"a, "a JAMES k NtchesSOM
sS%iN0N0SssAsa Trestees,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

100 ACRES OR MORE NEAR BETHESDA
Near fairly good road and have SINAI
streaaa Buildings not important. Pail de.
serfptI0n with price. Room 9eS. 1910 Yer
mont ave
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sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE OK 80 ,lDUSES.
BRICK BUNGALOW. s sS"~ssJ WITH GA.
rage Apply 4503 Leland ST.. Chevy Chase
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. tT~S eve street Northwest.
FRYsa TT,sY n SALE OF yyo vAALuARIE TWO
sTNTS ssFFINo PREMISES iS7s 81
Ry virtue Or a certain deed Of trust eu,y
recorded in fiosr No SsS0. iolje / 81 -.
OF the land records of the DiStrics Of 60
amhia; and at the request Of the rsrfv
secured thereby. the undersigned tr,sstess
VII, sell at public auction. in fFcrt az Az
premises. on THURSDAY. THE TyvssST'Y
SINH DAY OF July. AID ieaS At
Ti.REF-FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK rM ne
foiiowfng. described land and premises xifs
uNte IN the District OF Columbia ARD geSis
nsts0 as and belng lot IS in the SuhStriSien
made BY sheldon Jackson CnlleTe az fntx
IN SousSe ieAS as per plat recorded in
L.eSr - folio 81 Of the records az the oerre
OF the surveyor for the District AZ Csoln,ssASa
Terms Of SAFE Oae-thivd Of the purchaSe
money 20 he paid IN cash. balance IN tFc
equal lnStahnseutS. PAYABLE in ore ana i've
years with interest at 6ts per cenfuna per
annnai. payahle Sen.i-annnalty. from DAY al
sale secured nv deed Of trust ppSW ske
rrops rty sold or. an cash, st the opticr N
required at time or sale All eonveys,eeirF
recording, etc, at cost az purchaser Terns.
ef sale to be eomnted with within fkfre~
DAYS trorl day Of sale, otherwise are frfsStaes
reserve the rtSht 70 resell the prSt,s<sy 81
the risS aad cost OF detanltirg rsirehsxer
after i've DAYS advertisement of Sifst, rseSsSe
IN some newspaper published In wassss,stsn
q, C, JAMES y Hrfsse ~, sVil'
D. r.. WELDON
HARRY ROD, Nt"Sses@
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M0NEl 70 LOAN

STORRKEEPERS- soH need money. see
e1s rsplfs{ Adjusting s. Finance Co. Suite
sra. Dlsi National snk Bldg.
APPLICATIONS FOR GOOD SECOND
frlIsls desired Immediate answer CHA&
d sAGEH, va i4th. Main 80
MONEY TO LOAN TO INDIVIDUALS on
service r sUARI4r9, 100 South Wash
ingtoa ST. Alexandria. Va Teisphonr Aver
sndyts 76I
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Homes.
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--9yis-a%os'eSSn Trustees
ADAM A wEscHLER 4 son. Auetionsers

TRUSTEES SALE or PREMISES 1870
,SPRING ROAD NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue of decree o! ths Supreme
S'onrt. 2 G.. passed IN Equity Cause 47ass.
! Wiz sell ~ public auction. in front OF tire
premises: on FRIDAY. THE TWENTys
SosSCyyt MI DAY OF July. loeS. AT FIVE
nIIQCk NJ. lot IS in warti,,an and
n noes SUPERVISION of lots in block T. West
m,nianeao Mapar. being square sSa7. as Per
~ feseiced ~ the surveyors once IA
Liner u. tolio 1856; improved nv the above
numbered DWELLING, subject TO a rlortesge Of
N5.SuN.ou the particulars of which will he
announced AZ the sale 'NA VI"
- terms OF sale: $500 90 deposit required ne
money TO Be, paid in cash and the balance
~ Two equal annual inStailments hesrinS
.,aeseSt ~ s per cent per annuu, psYs6ls
S Ss.n shhusAS. or all cash. at purehsSsr's
aphon. Conseyaneing. record;Yg, nefary
les L. ere g be paid BY purchaser Terms
81 Ssis - &c compNcd with within thirty
GAYS from 0ey of%Sale, or depNSit viii Ne
1es5,,,e,ted as hanidated damaseS and rSoperfy
GEORGE C. GEsrNAN.
W. Trustee
tylT-d&dS exSu At"N' NN0'~N.~,E
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THoS, J OWEN & SON, ArcrfONEppa
1873 Eve Street Northwest

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THOMAS j. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIOEEERS
1425 EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE
NO. 7s6 MORTON STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING, SITUATE
WEST
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded In
Lioer No, 6l0l. at folio 81. of the land rec
oTdS OF the District OF Columbia, we shall
sell IA front OF the premises. on MONDAY.
LIE THIRTIEfH DAY OF JULY. %. 1923,
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. part of lot num-
nered twenty-three t23l IN block numbered
nine t9a in Todd and Browns subdivision
OF parts OF Mount Pleasant and Pleas
ant Plains. as per plat recorded in Liber
Levy Court 2. ct folio 424, in the once Of
the surveyor for the District OF Colun,hia
DeginnIng at a point on Morton street 6for-
merry sheridan aveuuei IL feet west of the
northeast corner CT said lot aud running
thence south and parallel with the east ine
o. said lot la feet s inches. thence west
Is feet. thence north and parallel to the
aforementioned line i42 feet riches 10
Morton street. thence east Is feet 10 the
oeg1nninE; said property now known for
purposes s o. assessment and taxation as los
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, BALANCE
in one. Two and three years, with Interest
AZ SIX uer cent DER annum. payable ssYui-
Annually Deposit of 5000 required at tins
OF sale, and the purchaser allowed sfteer
GAYS from date Of sale to complete the pur-
cnase, Further particulars at time of sale
Al eonveyaneing and recording at cost Of
purchaser. y
EDWARD C. BALTZ.
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