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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19
ORv|LLE WR|GHT'S
BIRTHDAY HONORED
Aviation Pioneer Receives
Tributes of Friends at
Quiet Retreat.

ny the Associated Press.
DAYTON, Ohio, August 19-An air.
minded world, stepped in nearly three
decades Of aviation's big parade, re-
naembered today the birthday of one
who pioneered the air-Orville Wright.
At quiet Sumner retreat on the
shores of Georgian Bay, Canada, Wright
observed his sixtieth birthday anniver-
sary.
Ever a subscriber to things simple.
the co-inventor of the first heavier
than-air craft was scheduled TO pass
the day quietly in the company of a
few close friends and relatives.
Retains Keen Interest.
Scores of messages from friends and
admirers attested to the recognition Of
his achievements, realized in collabora-
ton with mis- brother Wilbur, who died
in 1912.
Although % years have passed since
the Wright Brothers started skeptical
world at Kitty Hawk N. c., with their
daring flight into the air on man-made
wings, Orville has retained all of his
keen interest in seronautical develop
ment.
Enjoying constant good health, he is
to be found daily in his Dayton labora-
tory.
Serves as ConsuItant.
often called into consultation on
matters of aviation, he makes his
laboratory his consultation chamber,
where he deals with problems of the
air that are still basically much the
same as those of 1903
Many air miles have been flown since
the memorable December day on Kitty
Hawks wind-blown sand dunes. But
from the flight of the fiimsey Wright
glider have developed modern Levia-
fhans of the air that constitute an in
dustry unto themselves.
In recent years Wright has not en-
gagged in actual flying activities, but has
contented himself with furthering the
industry he was intrlImental in found
ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19
Grey Shops-LOOk!

$500 Silk Underwear
c sas. ss. T ad. 9.',f rs. epoao
Sizes "a to A.
Dance Sets, very attractively trimmed
with insets of lace 3, "a. 50.
Panties lace trimmed sizes IL and 10
CoEors: Flesh, blue tedrose ichfte
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19

1-S2s.sO white Basket Weave Cloth Coat. size s. IS
I--Slsso EggsheII Basket Cloth Coat Size IS. IS
4e--ss75 StIk-and- wool Crepe Coats black blue,
brown white and pink Sizes SO 10 ~ .......... IS
l--SI6.5o Little Womens Black silk Coat, sSA SIS
z-sI2.50 Rlaek and Brown Silk Coats, So 80. IS
2-sIs.se white Polo Coats. sizes IS and 40. -. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19
BANK ROBBER SUSPECT
SLAIN TN MINNESOTA
Men. With Numerous Aliases, Shot
to Death at Red Wing by
Unidentified Assailant.
Rr the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
RED WING. Mimi August 10. = A
man with numerous aliases, who had
been sought fer bank robbery in Iowa
and was listed in police records in half
q dozen States, was shot and killed near
here early Monday by unidentified as
sailants.
Melvin Passolt, head of the State Blu
reau of Criminal Apprehension. last
night said the man had been identified
as Harry Morris. alias Slim" Moran.
At Minneapolis, Bertillon experts said
photographs and fingerprints indicated
the man also was known as Slim Bal
lard and Harry O'Brien.
In Chicago where Morris is said to
have an extensive criminal record, the
victims connections were maintained
under the name of Camden.
Morris was found shot to death in
an automobile on a highway near here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19

Bathing Salisbury In!
Just what are selling now But they are odds
they go.
10-SS Stripe and Two-tOned Bathing Suits x3As
lo-sl3.7s Dcuble-ply Jersey Bathing Suits . . nov
eites .SS.55
s-$S.1S Fancy Jersey Bathing Suits .......ss5o
Sports ShopA-FoRrth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19

s-Sls.so Unlined SILK Coats. in black and blue.
Sizes S. and 40 $40
$3.50 Black silk Coat, white pique collar So $40
I-S2s.s0 Green Tweed Sport Coat. Size So SIC
s-s2s50 SiEk- lined silk Coats jsbot ana scarf ccl
lars In black and blue. Sizes Sc to ~ SIC
IO-s2sso SIX lined white Polo Coats Sc to 20 SIC
s-s2s.so White and EggsheH Basket Cloth Coats.
I-sss5a Larger womens Black FailIe silk Coat.
size 42h .+Ai0
women's Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19

Rubber and tin account for IS per
cent Of American imports from Ma
layssia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19

1-S9s.so Black Chongaleen Coat black and white
sayaA NohdI. que 30 $50
2-s1Io Little WOmen's Crepey Wool Cloth Coats
ermine collars black and blue 3eI2 4Ils SIS
l-$ss5o Blue Chongaleen Coat white ermine cellar
and cuffs. Size SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. . SIS
2-S7S50 Black and Blue ChOngaleen Coats platinum
and grey fox collars. Sizes So and 40 $1,000. SIS
i-Ss950 Black Senta Cloth Coat white Russian
caracu Jabot collar, Size a. ............. s35
2-$6sS0 Little Womens Goats In erspey wool white
errine cellars Sizes 81 n and 39Ia ......... s35
3-S595O Larger Women's Spongy Woolen Goats, err
mine and broadtail trimmed Sizes 42la and 49, SIS
4-S59-5e Blue and Black Wool Coats SQUIRREL and
caracu collars. sises SO and 90 ............. SIS
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19

1s-s2s5O Silk lined Crepey Wool Coats in black and
blue Sizes So to ~ Observation-Disclosures. SIS
1-ss9.50 Larger women's Black Canton Crepe Coat.
Size 42l5 .................,..... -. SIS
3-s39.s0 Black and Blue Silk Coats. So g.. SIS
ie$25 Black silk Lined Silk Coats Sizes IS to a. SIS
The Washington times., 1931-05-08

Junior WOmen'S and Misses
New Summer Dress, School
and Sports ShOeS-Strap ef-
fectS-ribbOn tieS-spOrts OK.
fOrds. Much underpriced.
$2.65 $3.65
1,2OO prs. boys and girls
sturdy tan or, white Barefoot
Sandals and Play OxfOrdS-
rubber SOled. Imported from
England for this Sale. Sizes
to 2,
$1.19
5000 prs. Misses and Chill.
dren'S Imported Woven San.
dals-with moulded or Good.
year stitch leather SOles. Whites
- TanS TwO-cOlOr effects.
Over 81 under value!
$1.95 $2.45
The Washington times., 1931-05-08
Girl Dressed as Man
Jailed, Then Freed,
At HyattsUille

A woman wearing men cloth.
ing who gave her name as
Helen Moore, of Lancaster, Pa,
was held for about two hours
in the jail at Hyattsville, after
she had been arrested near
Cottage City. Deputy Sheriff
Tom Garrison. who made the
arrest, placed no charges
against her.
The woman, who was about
% years old, refused to explain
her garb other than to say it
was quicker" At the time Of
the arrest she wore gray
trousers, an old brown coat,
and a gray cap.
Garrison declared that she
was not trying to hitch-hike,
and that he merely brought her
in for investigation.
The Washington times., 1931-05-08
WOMAN BALKED
IN BRIDGE LEAP

Mrs. Boris Marie Allison, %,
1850 Clydesdale Pl. N. W., is un-
der observation in Gallinger Hos
pital today following an unsuc-
ceSSful attempt to Jump from the
William Howard Taft Bridge yes
terday.
The quick action of Policeman
G. Peters, Of the Fourteenth pre-
cinct, prevented Mrs. Allison from
hurting herself to her death. He
grabbed the woman a moment
before she was to make the
plunge.
Peters climbed from the car
and seized her just in time. He
reported she told him everything
was all wrong. It is no use to try
any longer"
The Washington times., 1931-05-08
CHILD. TRUSSED;
WOMAN HELD

CLEVELAND, May 8 GN.SO
The stepmother of a six-year-old
boy, who is said by police to have
been imprisoned in the bathroom
of his home for two weeks, was
arrested yesterday.
The boys father was arrested
late yesterday after the child's
plight was learned. The boy was
taken to Babies and Childrens'
Hospital, where he was reported
to be recovering from tuberculosis
peritonitiS, caused by undernour-
ishment.
Police said the boy had been
locked in the bathroom with his
hands tied, and that he had been
fed on prune juice and an occa-
sional crust Of bread.
The Washington times., 1931-05-08
oNE-DAY RETREAT

A one-day retreat will be held
Sunday at the Nazareth Social
Center, 200 I st. N. w. The serv.
ices will be conducted by the Rev.
Don Michael Ducey of the Bene-
dictine Community at st. Ansel-
mas Priory.
The Washington times., 1931-05-08
ALUMNAE MASS

The annual mass and com.
munion of the District of Co
lumbla chapter, International
Federation of Catholic Alumnae,
will be held at st. Matthew's
Church May "a, followed by a
breakfast at the Mayflower Ho-
tel.
The Washington times., 1931-05-08
&4@Q)zz5

7 DIAMONDS arranged
in a new triangular STEP
design mounting of 49,
kt. solid white gold. Only
Franc can make such an
offer!
No Down Payment
81 Week
The Washington times., 1931-05-08

7 DIAMONDS in this ex-
elusive, new 18-kt. solid
white gold mounting!
Never such quality, such
beauty at so astonishing
a price.
No Down Payment
81 Week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05
SALE-LOTS.

LOTS FOR SALE NEAR WASHINGTON. D.
C.-New concrete road; water. sewer: time
P. A. CAVITY. sal II St ne Lincoln 1712-J
WITHIN is MINUTES OF CAPITAL BY
auto. little farm lots iac foot; on Snitland
Phone Lincoln a3Gs. n. r BRADBURY. 121S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05

ADAM A. WKscM1ER q eoA, Ases'snsefs'
rEy gsT55yysEp AZ t4aKr.THEeI FFANsS.rd ~
$3.50 "a AsETI nEFLs soTAx s1aDaS 10. "
I.r WIN IT, ;,f e o Sssi 81 = 's.
undersisns1 trustees Win .ofer for sale by
iS siDs SE jTVE zsg HAr .S lsgse.S!sr
sis. 70 VI: Part u oTislneI let nylaSsIse
: .sa e. e ;ss:.' RssfI:s sasss
II w feet - insAss est irs9 &c 9e.SssS.sstt
fSnsins . th ssss =: .s.s VII s.s sss
fact thence west IS feet 20 s2 infAi
tsncs perth 20 fsss = shs re- ~ yet t sfes
Terms Of sale: one-fourth sf. the pur-
chase money e be paid in cash. BALANCE IN
S rs q purchaser. pays6is in one. tive and
three years. with interest ct Der cent per
annum from day Of sale. payeele semi
sssrrS Az a:sd s =
chaser. A deposit of $500 required Of puf-
chaser at sale. Examination Of title. con-
yevanelnG. FeeordinG and notarial fees AZ
S Sh 1 aRn sry dass o 10 dy 81 %
property. at risk and. cost Of defauitinE pur::
chaser. after i've days advertissmstt 81
washington, b. g.. or deposit may Be for
feited, or without FORGETTING deposit trustees
may avail themselves Of any legal or eoui-
table riShts AGAINST defaulting purchaser.
tRYkSs R%E y. 9sccsHlArza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T71O9. o. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEBRS,
1<a1 EYE Ct. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEINa FRAME
pWEILIMo NO. iois W STREET
By virtue q certain deed Of trust, duly
ium6ia. ana 1t the request q the party e.
cured thereby. the undersisned trustees van
s q % PuSs TH II Firth 'f pAg
AgousT ,A.,D 1871: At F0uE oCa LOCK
ttrrieii Of Columbia. and assssnsted a: and
Adams subdivision q lots in n square ssi. as
per plat recorded In Liber G. H.. b. foho
M q Of rs 6. q Of q Sss
Of lot -" beng described as follows: Be-
On n: ~ .. e y. ana IN:
ming thence east along the lire Of said
ss: go thence no9n g 70 S
line Of said street and the place Of begin
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase
equal instailments. payable IN ONE and tive
annum payabie semi-annually from Gay Of
sale, securea BY deco OF trust upon the
sSs : a.De:s n q .sso % WI iR 5:
quired az time of safe. Ali cOnSeyaneins,
Of sale to be complied with within thirty
days IRON DAY OF sale, otherwise the ATus-
at the risk ana cost Of defauitin1 purchaser
after hve days advertisement of Gucn re-
sale in some newspaper puOnshsa In WASH
SAMUEL, A. DRURY.
JAMES B. NIUhoLsON.
ADAM A. WBeCHLER BON, AuctioneeTs.
TEugTyge SALE oR yALuABLE I'M
1E2tkD COL ffRsr srREEr SOUTH:
East srEIno HsasT HoSsE IN so 9th
SIDE or FIRsr sTREEr sourHExsTJ
. p virtue e 2 Ssed q trust rscordsd In
II =. Is . e ss0 Of one on
and ct ths Tesasst o. psrty secured THEREBY.
Sy public question, in front Of premises. on
W4E,5D C4l AZ; TIE Tw&A1E gAx PAY PAY az
p.m.,- the folievins described Property in
the District Of 0oiu9bis. 70 ytt: Part OF
G su and s u
described as follows: Begtnning for ths same
n ss so o that Is. .o distant e sol as
..t 'a 49, ' .es .a tS.Ssss sasS'' ":
stree. il feet inches. to the DOtnt Of
term. Of sails; cns:.h,rd Of tn. pureh.:s,
e e ';iS IN ssss ssianes in
y:sI. T.s interest q: six I per Gent .. pr
snnSsliy. ifG sscus.S 81 rst dsed Of trust
upoH property ssld. q az e. ash At SItioP Of
conveyaneing. RECORDING and notariRl fees At
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be conplied
WITH within thirty aays from ia, dsy q r sale;
property at risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser after ten days advertissEaert q such
washington, D. e.. or deposit may - fer-
feited. or without ferfeitigg deposit trustee
MAJ avail itself OF any Legal on equitable
rights a9aiast AefaHlkiag IUzehaser.
AMERICAN 6ECJRfTY AND.
TNU@T COMPANY.
~ coRcoRAN THoM.
(SeaI) Attest: Preeidene.
A. u. @HTELINGTOE.
Assistant SECRETARY
auf eoA kAseTeu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05
SAILORS PREFER FOREIGN
CIGARS, PYME ASSERTS
Paymaster Tells Protesting Deal
err Tars Can't De Made to
Buy at Home.

ny thu Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 8.-If sailors on
American hattleships prefer to buy their
cigars in Cuba and bring them home TO
smoke. there may be righteous tndienA-
ton on the part Of American clear
manufacturers, but Acting Paymaster
Gen. Pyne Of the Navy has ruled
there isn't anything the Government
can do about Il.
The ruling was disclosed yesterday in
. letter from the acting paymaster re-
ceived by John II. Duys, president Of
the Associated Cigar Manufacturers
and Leaf Tobacco Dealers.
Mr.. Dlys had forwarded to the naval
ofacer . complaint from the Boston
manager Of q large cigar firm Debating
the crews Of the naval vessels at the
navy yard. who had been among his
best customers, were buying no more.
because there was q stock 81 $4,000
Cuban cigars In the eoFnmissaries Of
the ships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05

! ssi ssss ;5ihs;salsaBaGs a.aab i

TRuRTWRR NAx& or yALUANE& NJ.
Hv6f Rok 81 nc. .l.AD
r.soEd.e 's n sr ns e' is = sss a: s s.
% he land records Of the Dlstriet Of CO
secured HEREBY, the pndsrsisned trustees
premisss, on MONDAY. THE fENTH DAY
F Fl ASpV occlo6k Pr TIE folieoins-
city 81 Washington. District o. Cpiumbia,
and designated as and being lot nfty-thKee
1881 In L. . Chnpman,s subdivision OF lots
.n saNare three hlnarsd 4nd sl.ty,senr
folie l17. 81 the reeegfs q TIE eNce ct
the s.Issso. e tes R:s ..1 3. e csls9sl ::
nd 49,, So: i, Sa, g. q
sss esess - ae:d 81 trS.. ir Ssen &
propsrfy eeid. Or al cash. at the option e.
the purchaser. a deposit Of $500 via Be- rs-
CURED at time o. sale. All eonveSaNelng,
Of sale 70 81 selppIisd with Within - 1sys
reserve the Tishf to resell the properly 81
the riak and cost of defaultins purchaser.
after Mvs days' advertisement 81 such re-
sale in some nswspsper published In
SAMUEL A. pRuRY.
JAMES B. NICHOLSON.
jy2s. 3i-au3.s.7.l0 Trustees.
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THcs ), HwE 4 SON. .AUOTTONnsRs


TRg ShEToSRY S Hbh 3E y 1870 y E9
W. IN1S; S SfoFETH IenL m. ~ SIX 1000 .AM
1sSsJEpT strUxTE IN cHEvYF CHASE
anly rsccTded % Ldber ss2S. folio II. I az
oTds Of the ps,rct 81 S Columbia NIB aH and ret si
the request q the party secured thereby.
s Seon Hs tss .s o:. w y S s e 2.S
s SsTfsi TnESEssrs'' DAY SE Mo "
s' d.s AT 9S snd shd pF.m RM
1877 ScI q and .s s:Rs 81. 4:
Ess s q lang mr. Ep %s.a1 e Addition e Nov
ct o. also s' iot IS and r.. east
ana .sd t saaa esO n Ss sssG Il Sss
MADE BY the Chevy Chase Land Company
ton r. Gordon Of part Of the tract Of land
known as CHEVY Chase" as per plat re-
said surveyors once records. more fully de-
scribed in said deed Of trust by metes and
bounds parcel az lot 20 in square aaas IN
Grove" as per plst recorded in the once
q re u.s. sussyeyor for the District OF columbis
~ T tasss y a Psss No sold subject 70
prior deco q trus. for $500 %; ne BUR
shese pf.s: ah 2s;. said .riss g Be PAID eHs-
81 ths eption Of the Pufs, iassr; psrssi Do. 2
I e q seia on n0' each psre. Time o. AZ
oonveyaneing. recording. etc, at pHrchaseF's
i, 5.,s o.s K Il s:ss. ,s ss r.
the property may be advertised and resold
at the dise5 Tanrs Of .ss r.rTstesoppo H
ans,T,il.i3W Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05

Cut one head Of cabbage in halves
and boil until tender, then drain Cut
into inch slices. Add . little salt and
pepper to each slice. Cover veil With
thin slices Of American cheese. Piace
under q low hrofler until the cheese
bubbles. Add q little paprika and serve
with crisp slices Of bacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05
GoDFREf {. MUNTEK. XssSsss5.

triet Of Columbia. holding an Equity
0egrt -1satriee N. Dear. plaintin, W.
Equity No. 5307e.--Order OF pubiication--
The object Of this suit Is to obtain an abb
solute divorce BY the plaintiG from the de-
grounds Of adultery committed by the said
defendant as ip the bill Of complaint al
leged. On motion OF the plaintiff, 1t is by
the court this 3rd day Of August, 1881, er-
dered that the defendant Richard Doueles
herein on or before the fcrtieth f40th) day,
exclusive OF SUNDAYS and legal holidays. 0e-
curing AFTER the dag Of the ATst pubiiea.
be proceeded With. az In ease. of default:
Provided copy Qf this order - pnhiiShea
in the Weshington Law Reporter ana IRE
EVENING star newspaper hefore said day.
a true cory. (geaD Test. FRANK 81
CuNllINGHAM, Clerk. ~ QEORC5R L
WATTS. Asst Clerk. aus .I5.fa
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RESORTS.
VIRGINIA..

In the Mountains Of Virginia
Bryce's Hillside Cottages, near Orkney
SPRINGS. just 70 miles west ef the beautiful
Va rne roads. . unia1e resort. 'AwonAsr-
81 g a scenery e. ss:, SEED shi1ss % eat
n sSepsls .xb :. go 30, - - TLe
pool. oatdoor sports and annsenaenss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05
THos. J. OWEN SON, AUCTIoNEERs,
1881 EYE OF. NV.
TRueTEKe SALE or YALUAHLR TWO
STONY AND EASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING KNOWN AZ RRHMzsEs 7as

FOURfH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of Q certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded in Liher Me- s7es. folio 90 ct sec.
Of the land records 81 the District Of Co
iumbia, and at this request Of the party
secured thereby. the unaeKsignad trustees
viii sell at public auction. in front Of the
OF AUGUST. AID 1881. AT THREE-TH1RTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate In the city Of wash.
ington, District Of Columbia. and designated
as and being part Of orietnai lot in square
SAG; beginning on 9Th street at the north
said street IA feet. thence east % feet.
thence north IL feet and thence west e3
feet to the besinninE; now known as lot SIS
in square sac.
money to be paid In cash. balance in two
equal installmepts, payable in one and two
years. with Interest at six per .centum per
sale secured 81 deed u trust npon the r prop O
purchaser. A deposit Of $500 viii be re-
rsecrSing etc, ct eest Of lurchassr. Terms
eays from dey q sale Otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the rtght 70 resell the property,
az the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
elter ave Nage advertisement OF such resale
IN som9 newsDaper pueiished In wash
WALTER O. BRADY.
JOSEPH ID. SULLIVAN.
yxs,SLans.hT Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERs,
1881 EYE ST NV.

TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE DE;
As PREMISES 2640 STANTON ROAD
SOUTHEAST.
ny virtue Of = certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 5s3e. folio A37 ct sea-,
Of the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbta, and at the request Of the party Sc.
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees viii
sen Ut public auction, IN front q the prem
ises, on MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUST AID. 1881. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK P M. the followins described land
and promises, situate In the District of Co.
lumbia. and DESIGNATED as and being all Of
lot 50 in Charles Z. Hovard subdivision Of
original lot in square $50, es per plat re-
corded In Book -, at PAGE i3s. OF the rec
ords OF the once of the surveyor of the
District Of Columbia. and now known. for
taxation purposes ~ lot $40 in square 5s7e.
Terms: An eash. deposit Of $500 re-
CURED. Conveyancing. reeording, etc, at
with within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion Of the
trustees.
IVORY BROWN
ALLEN JACKSON.
aus, ITO, iz.iS,l7 Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER q SON. Auctioneers.
UNITED STATS EF.,I HAsEasgH4AkI SALE or

ny virtue Of q writ OF neri fsclas issued
out Of the clerks once OF the supreme
ne directed. / viii sen e p1Siic auction.
for cash. ~ fEent Of the vest entrance 70
the Court HOUSE. on d 81. between 9Th and
- Sc. nv. washingten. D. c., at Two
O'CLOCK PM. ON THURSDAY, AUGUST
TWENTIETH. 1881. the right title and in
terest OF the following described land: Let
a.. square 1887; lots 90 and 81, square s5ei;
lots - Is; g and q. square $3.50; lots q:
329s; lot IS, square 55Ts. all OF which are
unimproved, to be sold in detail. seized and
levied upon as the property OF the defend
ants. r. r. Torrillo and Raymond Davis,
ena eeld 70 satisfy q trdgment-et-law. Ne.
81 America EDGAR Z. SNYDER United
gtstes Marshal in and for the plstrtst Of
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BEAUTIFUL ESTATE FRONTING ON
Chesapeake Bay and three salt water rivers;
Improved with very attractive and mooefn
home In excellent condition; eterEreens,
shrubberY and flowers that have taken years
TO develop: two acres Of lawn that rival
any Government reservation in the cpun-
try; tenant houses and outbuildinRs that
lend enehantment 70 the estate; excellent
bahing. bcatine and nshinss absolute prt-
yaey. 3S acres In all OF which - acres
are adaptable 20 sukdiyisi0p, and the rev
enue derived therefFom would pay TOR TIE
entire pfotect. % miles from washington.
only Httle over an hours drive. Priced
i4is Of. NV. NAT. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-05
WATRR-FRONT PROPERTY.

WAIEh-FAUNI EWOkEMIxs
FURNISHED RAY.FRoNT S-RooM cor
. ssgs N ,s1a Beach Park Sale or rent Po
FOR sALE-THREE REPossEssED CHOICE
water front COTTAGES at three nearby restrict
:isstSicisS Wit. 4 SESW2sD. csnS rsrss.
ssiowi Z A rOo@s. front md SssE pOTss:s
en- slec asss hEhts and stove SIS
NORTH BEAcE-2-RoOM COTTAGE WITH
two large porehes. slee and water; seeom-
and Erederlck ave Or col 4sis. W. y.
NORTH BEACH. MD. COTTAGE
ees,rifity s sns water available
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED POINT OF LAND
Of 70 acres. situated on lower Potomac. with
real charm and beauty combined excep-
ties. Priced for immediate sails. Call HER
MAN SCHMIDT National e2S7.
FOR SALE-l00 CHOICE WATER FRONT
of on on fsst few soId; ssf i 81 down, 81
m 1s sever s.shFis attn sssH
River Hslshts . rennsd. nearby Ssssh and
Hishvay. n miles from District line. Il sin
miles this r sids ANNAPOLIS turn rish ~
HOUSE FoR RENT BED ROOMS, BATH.
electricity: servants quarters. large porch
Is; one Of the best locations in Arpndel-on-
NORTH BEACH - COMFoRTABLB GOT-
taee, clean; electricity, water INSIDE; avail
able August 10th so per week. 8hep 1877.
POINT LOOKOUT, MD.--FURNfsAED COT
taRe for rent in August; rnnning water
ee,se.. large screensd porches. Phone cleV.
1891
4-ROOM COTTAGE. HERALD HARBOR,
Nd; eles and screened porch; for mo. Aug.
reasonable Address BOX 1894. Star once.
CHESAPEAKE BRAcH COTTA0Eey pAV
front; toilet, cleo. liGhts; furnished for e
HERALD HARBOR-TWO CORNER LOTS.
two blocks from bathing beach, DANCE pa
vilion $500 for both. cash. Potomac soce-J.
NORTH BEACH LOTS-s3O0 ZACH.
Large Trees. Convenient to HAthing.