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Evening star., 1936-12-27

~ UAN1ICO, Va, December 26.-
The major general comman-
dant and Mrs. Thomas Hol-
comb were guests OF honor at
. dinner party which Maj. and Mrs.
David r. Nimmer gave Tuesday eve
ming at their quarters. Among the
guests were Col and Mrs. Leander A.
Clapp, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Henry L.
Larsen, Maj. and Mrs. William P. r.
Hill and Maj and Mrs. William A.
Worton.
The major general commandant
and Mrs. Holcomb will entertain at
dinner Tuesday evening at their quar-
ters in honor of Mrs. Allen Cockrell
and Mrs. c. r. Lightner of st. Louis.
Mrs. Cockrell is the house guest Of
her son-in-law and daughter, Lieut..
Col and Mrs. Glider D. Jackson, jr..
at their quarters. Mrs. Lightner. who
is Mrs. Jackson's aunt, is at present
visiting in Washington.
Col. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker
had 20 guests for dinner at their
quarters Tuesday evening. Thursday
SO1. dllo N1lS Dol hCl iClG 1Ol oOoUOll,
where they are spending the Christ
mas holidays.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles H. Ly-
man have as their guests for the holi-
days. Lieut.. c.. H. Lyman. jr., U. S.
N, Mrs. Lyman and their small
daughter and Midshipman Andrew /.
Lyman.
A number of members of the post
are having eggnog parties during the
holidays. Lieut.. Thomas L. Altman,
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Altman had As
guests at their quarters Christmas eve.
Mrs. Allman's brother, Mr.. Thomas
Watson, who IS student at Indiana
University, Bloomington. Ind, is SPEND
ing the holidays with Lieut.. and Mrs.
Altman.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Luther S. Moore
were hosts at an eggnog party Christ
mas eve at their quarters in honor Of
Lieut.. Moore's parents and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis E. Moore of Newton
vile, Mass, and Miss Helen Moore Of
Chicago, who are spending the holi-
days with them.
Maj. and Mrs. Leo H. Brown had
an eggnog party for so guests this
afternoon at the home Of Maj Browns
sister. Miss Mary Brown, in Chevy
Chase, where they are spending the
holidays. Maj. and Mrs. Brown will
spend New Year day in Philadelphia
as the guests Of Col. and Mrs. A. H.
Turnage at their home in the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard.
Maj. and Mrs. Benjamin w. Gally
and their children, Miss Gertrude
Gally and Mr.. Benjamin Gally, jr..
were dinner guests Of Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Lee Hermele at their home in
Washington Christmas day.
Col. and Mrs. j. c. Fegan, who are
stationed at Newport, r. l., are spend
ing the holidays on the post as guests
of Capt. William L. Mann, jr., U. S.
N, and Mrs. Mann.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alpha L. Bowser,
who were married at the post chapel
December 8, have returned from their
wedding trip and are now at home in
their new quarters.
Evening star., 1936-12-27

bers and prospective students and
their mothers.
Assisting at the tea table will be
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard. Mrs.
Garden F. Warner. Mrs. Arthur Der
ling Call, Mrs. w. D. Bigelow. Mrs. H.
M. Hickah. Mrs. T. A. Hostetler and
Mrs. E. T. King.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Connecticut College
Alumnae Tea TODAY

The members Of the Washington
Chapter of the Connecticut College
for Women Alumnae Association will
be hostesses at mother daughter tea
this afternoon from S to Z O'Clock in
the home of Mrs. J. B. Martin, chap
ter president.
The tea will be in honor of the
Washington undergraduates and their
mothers, mothers of chapter men,
Evening star., 1936-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Dampier.
Evening star., 1936-12-27

brary" at $3.50 o'clock, illustrating his
talk with lantern slides. Miss Grace
Lincoln Temple will introduce the
speaker.
Mrs. Trowbridge will be the guest Of
honor at the tea which follows. Mrs.
E. A. Chase will be the hostess, and
will have assisting her Mrs. Arthur
Hollis Tirrell. Miss Julia Young and
Mrs. Glenn Smith.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Brown Coal Seam Found.

Mining engineers have discovered q
seam of brown coal 60 miles long about
40 miles north of Adds Ababa,
Ethiopia.
Evening star., 1936-12-27

Reading University, England, has
presented Sir Austen Chamberlain, its
chancellor, with his portrait in oils.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

- RuBfndder. Ser Batter
uobm Ita ben Rleinen Dor.
.Soit 6u sic NiiIIe geseiien9@
Ser &leine Ihpieg.
o@enn oil es geitebit, befOmmt
6u feline Strafe.~
rSo, @oter."
n@ondt bait gu fie oufseflopft?"
pWlit better eoIoenen Saideuubr,
@oter."
&eiIige Or0nung.
.9ie Site, sic 0itereier 5u b~eritef.
fen, finSe id f%abelbaft. 9a boben
meine beiOen &inoer am 0itermor.
een Bel Der SuGerei bret 2roeen-
fu6pfe BON mir, elm 6iinf8igcentitiid
un6 Oen ifon Ionge berloren &c.
gIoubten Sbrring meiner 5rou in
Sen unmOeIiditen gerfteden gefun-
0enl"
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

Trou 8eIulnf, 5peibunoertatuon-
ala 8fun0 ihper uno BON mander-
lei l1ebeln geplogt, bat lhon 5obl-
reide geriude unternommen, TO-
mobl sic ltebel ols aud Oie SpiBen-
iuerte hires ltebergetpi1ts los5utDer.
SEN. Sic bat elm poor foitipieIige
Ruren gemadt, fie lit beim 8utoer-
0oftor un0 beim @eiunObeter getue.
len, iie bat nit DeiBem Safe erpe.
rimentiert, ober aues 0ds lit ni6t
0as &iftige geueien.
SdlieBlid, aIs es INNER idIim.
mer miro init ben fleinen unO gro.
Beren Gdnleroen, flingelt iie Dem
Chauffeur un0 befie6lt: Sabren sic
mid GIT einem 4r5t.
Ser Gbauffeur fdbrt gu einem
lrdt. 6rou 8el1ilaf feudt Die Srep-
pen binout ldBt iia 0ffuen unO
1tirmt, ale &inoerniiie i'm @orte-
8immer i~iberrenneno. ms Spreh.
aimmer. oSerr Goftor", ruff iie,
viogen- Sic gar5 -offen uitO rid
iidtsIos, mas nit mir los it'll Ser
oronen Sic mir cine Haoifolfur,
berongen sic, mas Sic moaen,
ober i9 muB enOIid geiun0 uno
i6 muB en0Iid Oiinner ~perOen!4
ngber germ, iagt ser 9oftor,
vnidts einfu9er ols 0os. 3unddIt
alio ididen sic Sbren 2urustuu-
gen nod &ouie ltno geben Elm Sobr
lang gu SUB, afpeitens geDobneu
Sic ftd elm boflides unO beiheiOes
mes 8enebnlen an - Sic glolbett
gar nidt, pie 6iinn 0as ma6t-l
9ritten ba0en sic or6entlid, tpa-
iden sic ii1 oroentIid, uno loiien
Sic oofiir 0os obI9euliHe 8arfiim
un0 Oen 8u0er uno Oos Houge meg.
oos cine 10 alte Srau pie Sic iiber-
baupt nidt benuben iolte. 8iertens
MAIDEN Sic al morgen Die geiamte
Sausarbeit, einidIieBli@ Ser groBen
8dide, ielbif, tpobingegen oiefe
etuige Observation-Disclosures oufbort.
Giinftens bemiiben Sic iid, nidt
mebr 10 o6erflddlid uno 8eritreut
81 iein, unO iedTtens idIieBli6 ge-
ben Sic iest gum ar5t, Der cine
Sreppe b0ber nohnt; Oenn
mas mid %anbetrifft, gnd0iee Srou:
Sd bin - 81 e9tsonmaIt!4
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
0ie Gnrnernna. .8or.

9ie 6oroerune. n@ar-
Inn linO Sic bon Dem 8irt 'rous.
gei6miiien ~tporOen?~
r@egen elmer @eloforoerungl"
mSat CT G6uloen BEL Sbnen?"
.9ein: id fonnte meme 3ede
ni6t be8abIen!~
- grite 9turmabrt. Gin
Sturm fommt auf Die See gebt
b6ber, Ser Steamer idIingert. @ebt
Elm Moun lumber, fragt einen:
n@iini6ene Sic elm @orbeugungs-
mitteI?" Sogt oieier nit gepreB-
ter 5timme: r0onfe, wenn's ioweit
1T, berge id mid idon ieIber bor."
Or fennt f1 aus.
5rou gum ipGt beimfebrenOen @at-
ten idmonertO: Sect iinO mir erit
cine 8ode berbeiratet unO idon
tommit ou 10 ipat mad 9auiel
gr: Mber, Sdabi id muBte bod
am Stommtifd ausfiibrli9 er5db.
len, pie gIiidli6 mir Derbeiratet
Iin6!
Mun9en. Gin SremOer
ipn8iert in Miin6en in Der 8drer-
itroBe uno bdlt einen @oriiberge-
benoen, Sen er ridtig als rginbei-
miIden" tariert, an. n9er5eiben
Sic, iagt er, ouf Oie alte 8iua-
fotbef 8eigenO, .t0nnen Sic mir io-
gen, mas 6ng fir elm @ebGu0e iit?@
nSobui / nit n bloB'n lus'
fed, ontiportet Der Miindener, zig
BOG s. Snusnummer fiemna8won5ge
DO oe BarerItraB'."
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

&aFmir. Gin 8rofeiior
belt einen 8ortrng Dor pinem Sub
lifum, oas aus 9amen uno Serren
Ser beridieoeniten Stan0e 5uiam-
mengeIeBt mar. 8eionoers ausfiibr,
Ii9 iproh er iiber BEN ridtigen @e-
brau1 bon mir un0 mid. 4ls er
feinen 8ortrag beenoet batte, naberte
Ii9 ibm cine 3uborerin unO frogte
iebr bofli9: Isle baben uns 5ipar
iiber Sen nnteridieO 8niiden mir
uno mid nufgefldrt, aber elm 3Dei-
fel bIeibt mir nod iibrig,"
.un0 peIder?"
ySoef man Gniimir Ooer &aii-
mid?~
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Reuer gernf. .@os TinO

Nener 8eruf. sMos iino
Sie bon Beruf?~
r3un0iunfb0rerl"
.0os lit bod fein 8eruf.~
uDas iogt meme 8rar audi"
0os baIfI 8epper unO
&epper iaBen i'm &ino. gor ibnst
cine 9nme nit eiiiem rieiengroBen
SUIT.
9epper fIiiiterte: a9ieb nal, cine
tpiinoerbare Jriiur bat Die Dame
Dor unsl~
9a nofan oie Dame Sen SUIT ob.
Irnftifde Auffoi.
0etIeb b. 2iliencron murOe
zines Cages BON einem Germ atf-
geIuht, Ser 81 ibm iprod:
nS9 bin in 8erIegenbeit, mas i'd
meinen Sobn perOen Taiien ion. Or
bat e~benIobicI SaIent fir ben HinieI
tpie fir Oie Sober. Soa id i'm Sea.
Ter oOer Shriftiteaer werOen laf-
Ien2"
.Sdrifttener~. ~eruioerte 2iIiene
cror, obne NIT Ser @imper 8u 8uden.
Limb norlim, uenn id frogen
oarf?~
ngapier 1T biuiaer ais aein-
tpnn0.~
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

- @enau nod @orfdrift.
Ser gbef initruiert ieinen Stift, Der
Ieine 2ebre beenOet bat: 1glio, Drill
Ter. Sic iibernebmen ieBt einen Cell
Ser &%eiietour. am beiten MAIDEN
sic es, fpie i6 es friiber INNER ge-
madt babe. sic fnbren mad ST.
BORT, eeben in Elm gteitnurunt. be-
Tfenen Tib cine Sniie 8ouinon unO
IaIien fid 0os aOreBbud geben;
i6reiben Iid sic aunOen i~truBentueiie
auf 6omit sic ni6t bin un6 Der 5u
Loufen bra1tdeu, un0 beIuden oont
oie aunoidoft. @enn Sic nun in
ser Runoidoft nuf 66pierigfeiten
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Sd riton6en n.

Yt B b er t dn0en. VSDr
Sobn gibt ia idon Dieoer elm Son.
Sertl Nimmt er Oenn aud mas ein?"
rSSSa, elm 8erubigunesmittel, neil
er INNER 10 oufgeregt iit.~
- Ger 8opogei. rSoeen
Sic, Sran5 1T meme 5rou idon
mad Souie eefommen?~
,@ein, Serr 9oftorl @er ga 10
I6impft, oas lit Ser 8apagei.~
Ser nerb0fe GremOe e.
vaber, Serr @irt, BEL Dem 2drm
ouf Ser &egelbnbn fam i'd unm0g-
lid idIafen = bite ooh sen 2euten
su iagen, 0aB iie etpos Miidiidt
nebmen un0 nidt INNER naes UNI
perfenl"
&nbfi6 BERNARD
SboD ioB nit Dem befannten So55-
oi~rieenten Saul @biteman in einem
englifdeu 8aOeort b%eiiommen. Sbotp
bat @biteman Inn gntdul0igung,
oaB er 10 idueigfam lei = er babe
&opfihmer5en.
n@omit fam id Sbnen beIfen,
MeeiIter?" fragile @biteman beOali.
ern6. n9arf i6 Sbnen bieaeidt CUR
gerubigung ettpos nuf meinem Gu
ropbon poripielen?@
vgein", erDioerte Sbntp idnen
nbiDebreno, n0ann Iieber &opffdmer-
gen."
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

9ie antwort. u@ober
fomnlt es", fragt JrGulein Geidli4
ben ileuea 5diiler, noaB OH Gnulfe
bei5t uno ser Ma'ne 0einer Wutter
lit 9umfe?~
6ris CENT? einca &ugenbtid nod
uf10 meint 0onn: DSa, Graulein
Geisli6, Ons fomrt nGmlih oaber,
fie fat iiG tpicoer REFRIGERATED unn id
midi"
Reforo. Suit bate Sc
bitrtstugsbeiud. Sic mar iebr itol5,
oenn Elm @eburtstdgsseidenf cine
DeiBe &enne. bate Elm 81 seleet.
2iio, Die Sohter oes Sailors,
tonnte es better: nuniere Siibner
BADEN beute idon lieben gier &c.
Ieet!"
Cote, oas Observation-Disclosures
den Iob cine @eile trourig uno 5u.
riidecieb. Dor iih bin. Damn leuf-
teten ibre lugen ouf. sic bate
nod ettpas 9efferes. .Siibner ba-
ben mir niht". ingte iie, nober mein
Batter bat bcrgangene ISOLDE einen
@rnnoitein aeIeotl"
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

- @rober Sunge. &eid-
IiH beleibte 9ame: r9u, Sunge,
fomme ib Ourd Oieies Cor in euren
beriibmten Barf?@
rGber li6er; ga lit bod eben nod
elm Seunogen Enlightenment"
auseef6Ioffenl sd
m09te Sic 6arauf uufmerfiam ma
den, Iogte Grou Maier gu ibrer
neien Stiibe, poaB mir 8egetarier
fnol SoftentIi6 gelingt es uns, Sic
aud 5u b~efebrenl"
pAusgeidIoiIen, gnGoige 6rau -
i9 bleibe eOangeliid!~
-@rauame 3ufob. Die
GGngerin &bennnio gbrlid CAB ibr
erfes offentlifes &on5ert. gieens
elm Saal mar bieau gemietet NOR
ben. MuF Der Goaltiir tpar Elm
Sdilo 81 Ieien:
v@unOe 6iirfen nidt nit IN ben
SooI genommer mer6en."
Mm G9IuB 6es 4benos Itebt nit
8leiftift borunter geidrieben:
Scr EierIdusoerein."
ausgepfiffen. 9eitroD
erIebte es zines Mben6s nit Sdou-
bern, ooB zines feiner 2uitipiele BEL
Der Bremiere ousgepfiffen DurOe.
CT begnb fid mad Der Guffiib-
rung nit ieiner Satin in oepri.
mierter 8erfaiiuns idnuritrods nod
SouIe. aIg er in Die Nabe ieiner
@pbnung fam, eing Elm 9adtpdd-
Ter an i'm borbei uno tat ei1en
9fiff ouf ieiner 8feife.
Neitrop iab feline 5rau boil
Eroiter an uno fngte:
r@rouenbaft bier iDeib man
es aud f6on -"
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
MntmrneiMihte

0otursef9idte. Mon
ipro1 iiber Oie @eimot Der Siere.
v@eI9es Sier fommt in europa
niht bor?~ fragile Der 2ebrer.
Meloete fi6 Mar: vltnier Suno
unterm Sofa, tpenn i'm 8ater ruff"
0fpreuBii9es. Ser
Serr 2onOrat bat Dem @emeinoe-
oiener bpfobIen. aus5urufcn, 0oB elm
tonpitiger bunter Sllno nit ihpar-
ser S1nnu5e entIoufen un6 Bel auf-
finOen tot5uidlaeen lei. Ser Sc.
mein6cOiener moht fih nit ieiner
&lingel alf ben @eg unO i6reit
aus:
Gin bunter &uno is berloren
ieiangen, nrf 8efebI Oes Sdrrn
2an0rats, tpelder cine idparae
S9nau5e bat. tper Inn fin6et, ion
ibm ileid totidlagenl~
- 90 unO Mono. Ser
Neger Gombo batte gum eritenmnI
einen 9ebattierfIub beiu6t, unO am
Gage oarauf tpur0e er bon ieinen
6reunOen ausgefragt.
o@as mar Ser @egenltano Der
Debatte, Sambo?~
rgs muroe Sic 5rage geftent,
Oh Die Spnne ODER Der Mono Der
groBere @obltdter Der Menihbeit
tudre~, antportete Sombo.
limb tpel6es mar oeine Mei-
nung?"
SD iogte, Ser Mono mGre Der
sr0Bere @obIt6ter Der Menidbeit.
9enn Die Come ideint am Sage,
tuenn mir fein 2idt braufen; aber
Der Mono ideint in Der 9odt, mo
mir oas 2idt febr n5tig boben!~
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Wum,n.

Sn Berlin CAB es in Oen adt5ieer
Sabreu oes bereonsenen Sobrbun'
Oerts einen betannten Rritifer Span,
ser ole @ortpite liebte. Auf elmer
abenoeeieaidoft bemertte er &beo.
Oor 6ontane, ser iid eben berBeiro-
tet botte. SDon eing ouf i'm 81,
unO 6ontaue itente inn ieine iunee
6rou Dor.
n6reut mid iebr", iagte Ser &ri-
titer, Der gut ailfgeIegt mar, nulIo
ser 5ontone - Die 6out6ne.~
Sad elmer @eiIe trot Span nod
mails an Ons iunebermdbIte Haor
beran unO brodte feline Grau nit,
sic er b%oriteIlte.
mGreut mid iebr~, bemerfte Son
tame, mnIio Ser &Don - Die Sp6ne."
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

Ger Srrtum. n@ie, err
bat feineu Nfennig?~ iagt gni ouz
ibrer 6reunoin Gina. 1aber Ou boitS
mir ood er8ablt, oaB er reid lei.
rSit mir gar ni9t eingefanen" ?
Oeriett @ina, i'd iaete nur, OaB err
mebr @elo nls geritanO bat"
- grfin0uugen. ;. .oann
aber" oo3ierte Der 2ebrer, rfomi
elm Monn uno mahte cine Grim.
oung, Oie es Dem aberdeen gum err
Itenu1aI ermoeli9te, 0ur9 bic 2uft
81 flieeen. Belde grfinOung mar
oos, Sdul3e?"
nDie grfinoung oes SdieBpuI-.
bers, &err 2ebrer.@
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

ItoBeu ODER es lit iOnIt ettuos @id-
tiees. oonn oepeihieren Sic. aIic
CUTE Reife un0 Gals unO 8ein-
brud."
SIN anoern Gage, bormittnes II
llbr. fommt elm Telegromm: 1SSrr
eon3 Sr0orf feine Bouiaon 5u bo-
ben, mas tuu. Miiaer.~
- S nj uneeniffen. nBas
miro uobI Sbre 6roil ingen, tuenm
Sic 10 ip1t utiO 10 betrunfen beim~
tommen?"
g8os meme Srnu ingen miro, Dos
peiB id genou, ober mas ih iogen
ion, neiB id nidtl"
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

30 po5iergang m sal
Sc. Singer &erl, mein Qadell
als id i'm ereifen uno itrafen
ponte, lief er einfa6 auf einen
Oerbotenen 8eg, Dobin id inn ma.
tiirlid ni6t folgen ourftel"
8erubigenO. rSoffentIid
idnardt Ser Serr ni9t. nit Dem
id oas Simmer teilen ion.~.
nunbeiorgtl ShnnrGen fam Der
ii6erbaupt nidt, neil er Die gauge
Noht buitetl"
gergeBIid. n&nben sic
Den Sdirm, Sen Sic in Ser Strn.
Benbabn iteben lieBen, mieoerge.
trieet?"
Ser mar auf Dem Jun6bureau
a6er i'd babe i'm gum 5tpeiienmal
lteben laiienl"
$50 oenn?"
r&uf Dem Gun6bureou!"
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

@eu, lUuS 10y
idon in sic Begin.
ming edfpedtet ge-
babt ben Der
arad is fomme,
i'm id lin in e
%idredlifle 6ids,
ipenn id, oudl gor
nids nit at oubn
ben. Sen is off
aobrs nids 3eues
Su mid, biefdbs
0ie 2ia3ie, ipas
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
@eIdneideIt.

$o6fopler (Oem 3eitungs-
~berfdufer 5uidouenO): aBie Die
Beutiee 3eitung gefauft miro, in
Ser Ser Stedbrief init meiuer 8bo.
togropbie itebt 49,. un0 fat nur
BON 9amen!@
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Der Aidenbeder.

.Eio, es mag ia fomii9 aisie-
ben, ie6od meme Grau miro mi.
tend, tpenn id 3igarrenai4e am
Yorfett peritreue.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

Siebit oil, Ssfor, BEL Oieiem
Baum .trafen mir uns Oamals, ais
mir uns fennen lernten.
Sa, ib erinnete mid. unO
aud iest itebt bort elm ltngliidIider.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

Bas beoeutet Oenn Oie apeite
Eiirflinfe Oa unten?
Sub' i'd eieens fir ben Suno an
bringen Iaiien = meinen sic, Der
mill nidt aud NAL ms @obnaim-
mer2
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Dffener edreibebrief Sss
Y.bilibb sanerampfer.
1O71.

Mein Iieber Sen @e0adtiondr:
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04

@en. mas id
Evening star., 1936-08-10
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY STIJCCO DWET LIMO HFINC

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY sTUCCO DWELLING. BEING
PHEoEMISEs HoRTEWssT fls WEBSTER STREET
BY virtue Of a deed recorded in Liber
6436 at folio 3 ct seq one of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia and at
the request OF the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustee will offer for sale
by public auction. in front Of the resgeez :,
TWENfiETH Say OF AUGUST. 1926. AT
THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described property in the, District
OF Columbia to wit: Lot numbered twenty
one 2D in the Washington Loan and
block numbered forty l40). 'Petworth Ad-
dition to the City of Washington as per
plat recorded in the offce OF the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia in Iiber County
II at folio :; together with the improve
Terms OF sale: The purchaser will be
required to make deposit of $500 at
time OF sale balarce to be paid all cash
or in reasonable amounts. which terms
amounts to bear interest at g. per annum.
Examination of title. conveyancing. record
ing. revenue stamps. etc, at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
trustee reserves the right to resell property
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement OF such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington. D. C., or deposit may he forfeited.
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY
By HOWARD MORAN
Vice President.
'sfalf a H sHfTI1NGroN Astfsfi
Assistant Secretary.
au101o151S %
Evening star., 1936-08-10
fHos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcT1oNEERS,
143l EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
PREMISES 1892 MCKINLEY. STREET

BY virtue of certain deed of trust.
duly recorded in Liber No. 5sls. folio 297
of Columbia. and at the request of the
trustee viii sen at public auction. in front
S1NETEENTH n 1sr sT DAY z" Of TNSSr AUGUST fs Ap
1885. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the folr
lowing described land and premises situate
in the District Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED
as and being lot numbered twenty f"0l
in fon Gorons
subdivision of Chew Chase Grove" as
per plat recorded in Liher No 40 folio 81.
Of the records of the office of the surveyor
improvements. onSisting of a one-story
detached frame dwelling with 0ne-car
frame garage
Terms of sale: one-fourth of the pur-
in three equal installments PAYABLE in
one, two and three years with interest at
nve per centum per annum, PAYABLE SEMI
annually. from day of sale secured by
or ALI cash. at the option Of the purchaser
A deposit Of 5000 will be required at time
OF sale. Examination of title all convey
ancing, recording. revenue stamps; etc. at
complied with within thirty DAYS from day
of sale otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property. at the risk
Of saes resale sfa n
soTne newspaper published in WASHINGTON
D.. c. or deposit NAV be forfeited. or
without forfeitine deposit trustee may
avail itself Of any legal or equitable rishts
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By DAVID BoRNET.
~ Vice President.
. ga ! fasa: ff,isss; Asst. Secretary.
oue-o6dse
Evening star., 1936-08-10
HENRY P. BLAIR.
ALLEN c. CLARK.
aM1 a g q 1 a 20 O
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK-AND-FRAME DWELL
ING WITH TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE.
BEING PREMISES 5S1 COLUMBIA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICk-ANp- FRAME DWELL
BN1N NG MP FREMsfA BEIGE 5s4 coL6MSIx ARAGE
ROAD NORTHWEST. '
BY virtue of deed recorded in Liber
fecords Of fG the pre Of Gr he snd
At the request OF the party secured thereby.
the undersiRned trustee will offer :or sale
99F1AnTGSSUs 99F1 AnTGSSUsT ie5ass At EoGK:E EfFTEEa 5aS
property in the District OF Columbia, 10 wit:
p,.s.. Part Of tract Of land called Mount
northerly line Of Columbia road. as IS now low
ssI 1i sa yt Eh the e2sfy hy ne Of hs
g: King TO Henrietta E King by deed dared
May II. 1895 and recorded in Liber 2o?7
frct Of Columbia "a and Punning IN 'S thence T"
along SAID northerly line Of Columbia road
norh rSgh s6 west Se' ee e t5f the fhsffe nof6
west corner Of the land hereby described
and the southerly line Of the addition 10
the east and west alley established by pro
IN the. Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia thence north so 80 east 800
feet along said line Of sid alley to he
scribed and the easterly line of the land
scouired by Henrietta E; King; and thence
80. so feet to the point of beginning: being
a part OF assessment and taxation lot num-
eeTeQ elsnL nunOTeQ ana nine iSU?l IN
square numbered thirty hundred and fifty
one t305D. and being improved by prem
lses No. 5S1 Columbia road. northwest. as
shown upon plat of survey dated March ~.
1884 and recorded in the Office OF the sur
yesor for the District of Columbia in Survey
Book 102 at page ,2Sl. Said described
property being now known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as lot numbered
eight hundred and eighteen lSlSl in square
numbered thirty hundred and ffty-one
t305D: together with the improvements
thereon.
feouired to make a deposit of $500 at
time OF sale balance to be paid all cash or
in reasonable amounts which terms will
be announced at the sale: deferred amounts
to bear Interest at &C. per annum. EXami-
nation of title. conveyancing. recording.
revenue stamps. etc. at cost Of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days from day OF sale. otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell property at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser after five
DAYS advertisement: of such resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON, D. c..
or deposit NAV be forfeited.
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
BY HOWARD MORAN.
Vice President.
(Seal) Attest
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Evening star., 1936-08-10
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!

SAOI1 LIN y M4NO - cO!
If car Is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or if not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 l4th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAh-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.