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SITUATIONS MEN.
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MAN. colored. desires work Is porter truck
Ge Noqth
e..ss is ss es' .sySa % s9a
can furnish bond. Phone Columbia SO7S.
Barkley. 3l04 10th st. NV. ..
NAN xAs!.co!a eolored; wants WORK q any kind;
eresees adsms %dds 'ssd RET.
MAN, colored; reliable, wants work. ehauf-
not hard to please. North O415.
MAN, colored, desires Job, elevator oper-
District 1853.
MAN, young. colored, desires work OF any
Adsm. 1ind p 2aSo permit eb.r.: and elevator license
any kind Mn sHsts st. nw W'he' WORK OF
drivers permit; references. Call Met. 1858.
MAN, colored, wants work as janitor.
9s ssySa Hofs sSs
MAN. colored reliable neat. wishes work,
any kind; ref Lincoln 1879. -
MAN. light colored wants Job as chauf-
enr or bHter excsent references; license
MAN, colored, wants work as janitor.
North 4i4a after pm. wy eeA''''
MAN. colored; wants work as chauffeur in
work Of any kind Dec. a57i. " ~
NAN, sdA eolored: light, young. neat; wants
will leave city. North 6159
PApERING. painting. plasterins; IS years
sxpeFienes No2sb 1ass BY skilled colored workman.
PAINTER, white. flrst-class, with full
erences Call "Russell.' Walnut 7143
s,a
islI!siS 81 f. :sS; honest ana Neat shen.
SALES MANAGER. wide specially experi-
ence' ei' aEEresSivs versatile. desires connec-
January. Randolph oo32
STATION, ATTENDANT, clerk, exp. chauf-
nnIinss, Ming Sat afternoons. sundays Walnut
sTENoG -TYPIsT single man. 40. desires
otilce work; sober. reliable. Box 1oa-D.
WANTED-Position as farm hand or
manager, 80 years experience, can give
references. A. J. DuniVan Woodbridge, Va.
YOUNG EX-sAILoR desires work; room.
board small salary; consider anything;
licensed eng; neat. Stephens, Dist. 1886.
YOUNG, able sober minded, colored man
wants Job as houseman or helper. Decatur
5679. Can stay nights. -
YOUNG MAN 1white,, desires work Of any
kind except selling; prefers driving: excel
lent driver. National 4S63 -
YOUNG MAN. coored. desires work !;
presser. porter. driver; D. c. reference and
permit. Phone Lincoln 1004". 2'
YOUNG MAN desires lob as bellhop, house
man. tanitor or part-time work. West
2S:IT.
YOUNG MAN: col, with drivers permit,
wants Job as chauffeur. delivery man. De-
catur 6l3S-J
YOUNG MAN. colored, wishes work. any
kind, truck driver, porter. houseman.
chauneur; refs. Atlantic s3S@. Hilton.
YOUNG MAN, colored wishes work OF
any kind. Janitor preferred: best city ref
crence. Call every day. l406 10th ST. NV,
YOUNG MAN. colored, neat and intelli-
permit. Would appreciate an interview.
Phone Pot. 554s.
YOUNG MAN. 26. excellent references,
Adams 1l45 %
YOUNG MAN. married, honest ambitious.
age -, desires work of any type; excellent
references, $40 N. C. ave. Sc.
YOUNG MAN wants work as houSeman or
janitor experienced single, references
Met. 129a until 10 pm.
YOUNG MAN. varied and extensive ex-
perience. at liberty for anything, any
where. any time hieh school education
Frank Cook. 2Sl9 Conn. ave. Adams
S430. h'
YOUNG MAN, %. needs employment; ex-
perienced serv. sta. attendant and bellman
automotive parts. wholesale and retail.
references. Will consider anything. Box
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business Op-
portunities columns Of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability. which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In. order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton. such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than IL pm.
Thursday.
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AGENTS.

NEW INVENTION turns auto headlamps
into amber foRliehts. Snaps on. mex
pensive. Samples sent on trial. Rush
name. KriStee -, Akron. Ohio.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WV -" I'M ASs
Ps!YINa P.s!y15Sq, MEM M,m sp1cK CAR 81
January 4. Telephone before i O'Clock
Sunday or Monday. Georgia 1898. 9.
Los ANGELES BUSINESS MAN RETURN:
,.ks four Misht consider side TIP 70
NJ sARToN Room so4. aotei Plaza Asn
TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED DAILY
ment depsrtments. ls srsdley sso.w. o 0e'"
MIAMI-NEW oLDsMoBILE SEDAN.
aecommodate two; leaving Tuesday. Met.
cALIF Q RNIA IA-PLYMoUTH SEDAN
II desired; reasonable: ref. exch. North
DRIVING TO JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
a1a4 aae''' -e-'0'"'4e' rho"e jackson
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA ABOUT JAN.
roea re- Met after SF - l'A. chsS
YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANspoRTA-
for Chicago or Toledo: viii pay expenses
and help drive. Shepherd 3O32.
saT sEw n.s5sl YoRk GeofsIs yo,a JAKE 81 NEW
tuesday moTnins for st. Aas Petersburs'
Florida: very cheap. Box io1-D. Star.
DRIVING TO MIAMI. LINCOLN SEDAN,
sn sh. nsa *s fhone S CO.. ote
MIAMI, FLORIDA; ACCOMMODATE 8
18th: new car. Adams 1878.
MIAMI: JAN. 9 Or !: ROOM FOR FOUR;
$3.50: Reasonable ~
CAN ACCOMMODATE SEVERAL QUESTS.
expense sharing basis aboard SO-foot
schooner yash, to Mani Sailing 1st week
lage.
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SALESMEN.
(Con.inllAd

FOR MEN WILLING TO WORK AND FOL
LOW INsTRucTloNs-We are now taking
Io 1 9s sG5 DosSe %es WHICH M viii VII pses
inston. yirsinis. west Virginia and Mary
its field; our local manager first saw this
product in June. 1887 What wonderful
s5a@nd door 1Sr With ths @arveoas p2oduc
Box Esd. Star = 80
MEN-.once or twice. a century NAT
inventor. invent '0pS We OPP opened our m once in the
District of Columbia on Sept: l.. Since
oRer 1er s sI"o %orS for s% Weeks H' vorf We have
scores making over $50 per week. This
vs.Ss and Is mas nasteq BY sGme men Sd 'of o
development We are interested in men
and throughout Maryland and Virginia.
Don't pass up an opportunity to- investi-
sonal interviews, cali at Room olS. 3$0s
nndat tth st. nW' ASK FOR or MI Davy csll
town applicants write.
WANTED--Msn with car to take over prof
liable Rawleigh route. Established CUSTOM
ssrs; SAT-: way up this year. Must be salts
Write RawleiEh's, Dept. DcA4-10l. Ches-
SALESMAN calling on institutions fac
'VllcS VI IdTuWdIe lT6Qe. 10 Sell as SlQeuIle
an established line OF theft-proof padlocks
and hasps., Liberal commission. State in
6etail qualifications. territory. etc. Box
80. C. Star.
SALESMEN--Sell business stationery. book
matches, Social Security books, advertising
pencils shelf molding. labels salesbooks
cards, 81 30 thousand: 35"c comm daily;
sales portfolio. Willens, 2l20 W. Gladys.
Chicaeo. III
NEW ApyERT1sINd CLOCK.
IF YOU DON'T MAKE 500 o. more the
nrst week. return your sample outfit for
ful refund. Exclusive virgin territory to |
qualified men, Experience unnecessary. |
kinetc Ad Clock Division. 5553 w. Jack
son St. Dept, l5-T, Chicago
SALESMEN.
National organization has openings for |
TWO men with cars: permanent position |
rapid advancement tNOT CANVASSINGl. |
Sales made by definite appointment with |
prospects. Training with pay. BOX 447A |
Star
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. l4O2 tn,
has cooks. maids. gh.w., part time nurses
day workers. chauffeurs, housemen. 4"
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks, maids, houseworkers, mother help
ers. laundreSSeS cleaners diShwasher bus
bows. houSemen, day workers. etc; has
openings for girls with references. De-
eatur 1851. 1897 llth st, NV.
BUSINESS.
TEACHERS: Commerce elementary 9TH
ers. wanted at once; .sood salaries. BALTIC.
Teachers Agency 5l6 N. Charles st..
BALTIC. Md Licensed agency.
BAKER. male, fully experienced in Italian
breads and speclaites; age 1850. Apply
IN person.
d. c. Employment Center.
4o6 Indiana Ave. NV.
No Fees
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
AApDIMg AZ I,Isa MACHINE; late elec. model Ss5,
like new: unusual sacrifice today. Blsu.
stems. 144s Park I'd. Apt. 4 Col 1925.
ANTIQUES-Ch -Chippendale Dunphife. Hep
Rssshitf biss i IS No dealers. 445 Mass. ave nv.
ANTIQUE PINE VICTORIAN FURNITURE,
cheap: high 4-post mahogany rose-carved
bed. $25. Solomon's. 925 10th st. NV. q:
AUTO HEATER1Closing out our entire
Of Harris Armature Co. 9th ana 3 NV.
AUTO RADIO peco-Remy. with top an
unpaeked Ssti '1 500. Apt as Itssin'' ioei never
AUTOMATIC card printing press. With
=: 81 E. ss1S 4s ma
BED. single. with Beautyrest mattress;
Practically ssa d1 new; chest Of drawers, antique
Sun: before i pm: eI4 Il st. st. s.w. W. -"
BED-Have no further use metal bed and
eSiI COL sP.lnE; n WY ssscrifiee same. Apt. l17.
BEDS, BE- ss comHlsts $40 dinins SCI. s26 sse
Holmeade NV.
BEDROOM. living room suite: ~, ma
chine, elec. refrigerator. chisorobe. beds,
vanity van cook stove. Edelman, 1903 deorSiS
BICYCLE; bargain: good: racer: cash or
terms: excellent condition. Apply 440s
Georgla ave. NV, Apt. s.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES ali sizes;
cessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. Dist 471l.
BLOWER. with thermostat and Westine.
house motor. S45 value. special $3.50.
Repairs, lowest in city. Lewis. 1887
BLOWERs-Three size Pilot blowers assure
the most economical size for your house;
no holes to drill. install yourself Mn.
US, or ask your coal dealer. Harris Ar
mature Co. 9th and o NV. North 1890.
BLOWERS 81 so to $3.50; thermostat So,
exhaust fans. motors Csrty. 1908 Itth.
(OontinUo6 00 Ee1{ Sa10Y
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statesmen.

National organization has openings for
TWO men with cars, permanent position.
rapid advancement MOT CANVASSINGl d.
Sales made by definite appointment with
prospects. Training with pay. BOX 447A,
Star
Evening star., 1938-01-02

Delieatessen. guarantee S4Oo weekly:
rent. $40 mo-: long lease; price S3.50O
terms.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

BAKER capable Of preparinE home style
pies: cakes and desserts. Apply 41s 18TH
l1l1|,n. NAN and y, wife for general h9u.eyertt t
:2O7.
MAN AND WIFE, chauffeur and cook. One
experienced with riding horses preferred.
District 4377. Trotier.
BILE edged razor blades. Write or call for
proposition. Maxwells. 1.O1 n J: ave. NV.
SOLICITORS SOL for hospitalization insurance.
u p5 narl tms Rm & GoQs s.sstnhnsts sth IS nA Appy
HELP woMEk.
SeAsHIER AND ASSISTANT BOOK
lection experiene. essential: and reauired
years Box Ia, Star ''~ ''N' y
FORM BLANKET CLUBS. An unusual OPP
ebs fos OF ABILITY to form bsn
part-time work. Apply Mr.. Alfred, 715 9th
GENERAL HoysEwoRKER, experienced,
1897 after 10 am.
LADIEs--Earn up to S.2 weekly, demon
t, strate national line dresses. lingerie. mems
ssady Yo ste Advance spring styles
tul values. low prices superb styling. sell
last. Experience unnecessary. Write Mat
news new Mis-. Co. Dept. 100. Indianapolis.
LADIEs-,I'n make you bis money. Chris
tvs Polishing Cloth tremendous seller.
Wonderful demonstration. Free sample
write Christy. Dept. 4. Newark New York.
PRACTICAL NURSE for elderly lady: share
same room in hotel: so per month and
board North 3593.
SOPRANOS AND ALTos-several openings
IN prominent church choir Of interest to
student or experienced voice Boy 448-A
Star.
WAITRESS experienced; no other need
apply. 1914 9th st. NV.
MATTRESSES over IS; attractive and
neat: no experience necessary. Apply
Dill georgia ave. NV.
WAITRESS wanted. experienced 1919
18th ST. NV,
WOMAN white, for light housework;
any time. zoe Concord ave NV
,WOMEN-Make good income full or spare
time. Take orders Janalene dated dresses.
llnserie. hosiery. chidrens wear Get own
CONES Tree. No house-to-house canvassinE.
Experiencc unnecessary Outfit furnished.
Jahaiene. Dept. 40. Indianapolis. Ind.
,,si POSITION OPEN for competent woman
the public Opportunity for advancement
TO managerial position. PERCENTAGE OF
ppronts while training, Apply mornings.
Bld9 10 II 5tb bbermesics n tics Co., 6o5 WASHINGTON
1MMEpIATE A pL4Ir ,y14S VACANCY FOR
Age y ~. with above e-average intelligence:
permanent position. leading to executive
work IN educational service dept. nationally
known corporation; to qualify must be able
10 assume responsibility and unencumbered.
TO applicant selected position should pay
over 5000 year: hours 9-4 Personal
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Restaurant, with LIQUOR, guarantees $500
weekly: rent. S76 mo-; 10-year lease: price,
$4,000. Sl,50O down
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Restaurant. guarantee 1900 day; air
conditioned: Q real money maker; price
right.
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Lunch room. Rockville, Nd; beer: q
rooms; rent. 500: lease 3 years; price.
81 800. term6
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Restaurant. with LIQUOR. guarantee
Sl 100 weekly: rent. $50 mo-; 6-year lease:
price. 81. 500; Sc. 900 down,
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Restaurant with LIQUOR ,guarantee $50
day: 6-year lease; rent. S19O mo-: price
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STRAYER COLLEGE,

Learn Profitable Profession
IN SIX WEEKS.
Alert beauty shop owners are installing
body sculpture depts. This uncrowded field
oners unlimited opportunities for those
who can qualify by our course. Good sal
aries, permanent positions. Day or eve
ming classes. Enroll now at reduced rates.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF
BODY CULTURE,
1918 18th St. NV. Potomac 0O55.
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SALESWOMAN.

Lady over 30 years. one with selling or
sales experience preferred; must be neat
Saturday work. Apply Oil, Charts Shop,
14:s5 G ST NV.
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AN EDUCATED WOMAN.
AGe ,-42. with aboVe-average intelligence:
permanent position. leading TO executive
known corporation; to qualify must be able
10 assume responsibility and unencumbered;
10 applicant selected position should pay
over 5000 year; hours "a. Personal
interview necessary: write full details and
phone no. Box Lid. Star
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WOMAN

Who seeks opportunity Of increasing family
income. Qualifications: Must be married,
rent or own home. age 3o45, good char
acter with real reason for seeking extra
income. Box ll5-A Star
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Delicatsssen. DOING $4,000 yearly, bar
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CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER g. dALBERT, INC,
$40 10th st. NV. Phone National A7l2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
STOP WASTING TIME.
START 1888 RIGHT.

CAFETERIA. opp. Govt. bldes. and hotels:
doing $4,000 yearly; long lease: bargain,
Evening star., 1938-01-02

NEW ADVERTISING CLOCK
IF YOU DON'T MAKE SI0O o. more the
nrst week, return your sample outfit for
aualied. men. Experience unnecessary.
kinetic Ad Clock Division. 5553 w. Jack
son St. Dept. LIT. Chicago
Evening star., 1938-01-02

Luncheonette. doing S75 day: rent. 300:
s-year lease; price. $4,000; terms.
Evening star., 1938-12-28
Engagement Told
Of Miss Pickens
And Mr.. ALBRIGHT

Mrs. E. M. Pickens announced
the engagement of her daughter
Helen Speed to Mr.. Robert Taft
Albright, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles V. Albright of Norfolk. The
announcement was made at a tea
which Mrs. Pickens gave in her
apartment in the Shoreham.
Miss Pickens and Mr.. Albright
stood in the receiving line with Mrs.
Pickens. The former wore blue vel
vet and held an old-fashioned bou.
quet. Her mother was in black
lame, with gardenias. Alternating
at the tea table were Mrs. j. M.
Holton. Mrs Writ Robinson, Mrs.
M. o. Davis, Mrs. Leland w. Miller,
Mrs. w. w. Lemmond and Miss
Winifred Pickens, sister of the
bride-elect.
No date is set for the wedding.
which will unite two families prom
1nent in American history. Miss
Pickens' father was the late DR.. E. M.
Pickens of the faculty of the Uni
versity of Maryland. On her pater-
nal side she is descended from
Gen. Andrew Pickens, one of the
outstanding heroes of the Revolu-
ton. On her maternal side, the
prospective bride is descended from
the Rev. DR.. William Linn, who
was chaplain of the Continental
Congress and who also was chaplain
to the first House of Representa-
tives. Miss Pickens is a graduate
OF Holton- Arms School, and at
tended Duke University. She stud
led French at the Universitiere de
Potter in Tours, France.
Evening star., 1938-12-28
HOS J. OWEN g. SON. AucT1oNEERs.

THos. ]. OWEN 1gS =, : son g N Aycr1oNEERs' y
OF THREE.sToRY DETAcHED DWELL:
5NG KNoWR As PREMSEs 2se9 ase
sEssED AS LOT sos IN SQUARE 2o6a
u M in bs 0sT saSd Sp sso s. te S psre a7e
of Columbia. and at the. request Of the
@ s hTshy m pS hs aucon n Ton
Api r. ia5s. 5sA4E AT T FoqR O'Clock F NJ re
DESIGNATED as and being part Of Pretty
ditiop to Cleveland PARK beeinnine % at the
.Jof John inesSS Sherman. man ir, by deed recorded in
Of Of II the District Of Columbia, which point
is also the southwest corner of twenty ninth
st. as aid down in conneetcut AyenSe
Addition to Cleveland Park" and running
] conveyed ioa as above. $50 feet t' more nc A OF
ieet xide,:, thence 5sOuShsastsriy on a. tSs Is
feet to the. scuthwesterly corner Of part
of said tract conveyed to Imogene Mosher
by deed recorded in Lber S7S at folio ~
Columbia thence. north on. said ,Mosher's
west line 1911 feet to said north line of
said Connecticut Avenue Addition" thence
north 730 43' west 81 .96 feet to the
beginning: subject to the covenants that the
east .s6,9s feet Of above described land shall
other than dwelling house purposes. nor
shall a stable be erected thereon; that
such dwelling house when erected shall not
cost less than S5000.00, nor shall such
dwelling house or any fence be erected on
said east S69S feet on Newark ST. within
distance of less than % feet from the line
Of any street bordering said land or on the
west 50 feet on Newark St., within dis
tanee zee, Of less less than 25 feet from the line
Terms Of sale: One-ffth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, bal ance in four
equal insta llments. payable in one. two.
three and four years. with interest at 5
per centum per annum. payable semi
first deed of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash at the option Of the purchaser.
A I deposit of $4,000 will be required at
etc. at cost Of purchaSer; Terms Of sale
day OF sale, otherwise the trustee reserves
the. right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
D. C.
SYLVAN j. LUCHS
de1e,17,1e o1.2 1.22.a3.a4.2s29.' 0''e'
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Weddings
Continued From Page B-3)

The wedding took place in the
Church of the Epiphany, the as
sistant rector. the Rev. Duncan
Frazer, officiating at 10 o'clock. The
altar had clusters of Easter lilies
and was lighted by tall candelabra,
and Mr.. Adolf Torovsky, organist of
the church, arranged the music.
The brides costume was a travel
ing suit of grape color jacket dress
with matching hat and dark brown
accessories and she wore a corsage
Of orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Elaine Hobart, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor and
wore teal blue hat cnd dress with a
shoulder bouquet of Johanna Hill
roses. DR.. Arnold McNutt was best
man.
The wedding breakfast was held
In the Admiral Club, where the
guests numbered about 30, and the
table was decorated with white
flowers and white candles.
Later Dr. and Mrs. Hobart left
for Wedding trip, after which they
will live in Washington. DR.. Hobart
is a graduate of Alma College in
Michigan and of George Washington
University School of Medicine in the
Evening star., 1938-12-28

class of 1896, where he and his
bride were classmates. He interned
at Gallinger Hospital and now is
chief resident physician at Chill
dren's Hospital. His bride is a
graduate of South Dakota State
College and George Washington
University School of Medicine. She
interned at Gallinger Hospital and
now is on the staff of st. Elizabeth's
Hospital.
Miss Ethel Belk of Miami Univer-
sity at Oxford, Ohio, came for her
sisters wedding. and among others
from out of town was DR.. Frederick
Helurg of Allentown, Pa, class
mate of the bridegroom.
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FUTURE.
rHOs. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
l43l EYE ST. NV.

THOS. j. OWEN & son AuCTlONEERS'
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SAFE OF vALyASEE aH+ENl uNlM m
JENfFER STREET NoRTHWEsT. CON
gaHARE gaNNf rhEF ARfReSYA55SxD * aR6JSD M MoRE
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
ss9oFda sss o the IN 11sI and NS % Of f3o he
of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby; the undersigned
1as eEsnses TIE e EeuRH A159s e
JANUARY, .A;;D. 1889. At FOUR O'CLOCK
in the District of Columbia. and designated
as and being known for purposes Of assess
nnd bans fuy By
metes and bounds in the aforesaid deed
of trust.
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
in three equal installments. payable in
one, two and three years, with interest at
six per centum per annum. payable semi
annually from day of sale, secured by first
deed of trust upon the property sold, or all
cash at the, option Of the purchaser. A
of sale, in cash or. certified cheek. All
conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps.
etc he at o0 OF Wh Terms OF days Sas
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement of such resale
IN some nnewspaper published in Washing
'0"' - EDWARD D. COLEMAN.
e. SPENCER FITZGERALD,
THos. J. OWEN g. son, -Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES '4sa sA1E Eys OF St vAEyAB1E- GjM ONE
sqEEp3 sEp Af fSS8EFHH sfrea52H eoKSER t4 s.
ETREFTs EpRhTEESTHR NnRrHMEsr AEP coRcoRAN
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. 6795. Folio
lre Bis ct o % bs lane and a hs Of ns
signed trustees will sell at public auction
1889, AT FoUR-TH1RTY O'clock PM.
the following -deScribed land and premises;
designated as and being lot l45 in Annie
E. McQueen's combination of lots in
Square 240 as pc. plat recorded in the
Columbia in Liber As at folio 1876. " -
Terms of sale; one-third OF. the .pur-
hafe sos m Dsd in sash
and two years, with interest at Ave per
centum per annum' payable semicannually;
If from au sy upon Of e pfopesy BY sod s or
ASdi deposit Of Of sioooo 90 will be Siea required
Ct serda Ime etc., S sse a cost All Of
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise the trus-
purchaser, after Ave days advertisement
81. such resale in, some newspaper pub
ASA'0 Al Arthur 6. HouaHToN.
survvine Ea2y suDStisstsd csass T5uisss To 5ss7s
de2427,2s29, ,3O-ja3. 4.5,6,9,10
Evening star., 1938-12-28
THOS. J. OWEN e. SON AUCTIONEERS
143l EYE ST NV
COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.

COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.
dasd ss4 FsbTa E. MEs FsOrnary aIs 1s
october 30: 1928, November 10 1928. Sep
Der 81, 1886 and March 8, 1887, all pay
able, on demand, default having occurred
public auction, within our office 1431 Eye
Street NV: on THURSDAY; THE TWENTY
AT AT, ONE % ocLocK Iha PM. the following no sSe:
scribed collateral security for said notes.
to wit: One real estate note, numbered one.
date. extended to June II. 1889, with
interest at six per cent per annum until
IN Liber .5a45 at folio .357 Of the land
is 1 in Samuel a Davidsons Subdivision in in
Square l69, as per plat recorded in Liber
N. K; folios 13 and IA OF the records OF
Of Columbia. Two real estate notes; num-
bered one and two of two: each for the sum
of $1,000. both dated October p. 1927,
with interest at six per cent per annum
until paid payable seml-annuslly; purport.
Ing to be secured BY St deed Of rTst ht
iots 5a and 81 in william !; steisef's
9aS 9povis52 resided p in 0Ii EbeP " WITT F. foos ios
and l02 Of the records Of the office Of the
surveyor, of the District of Columbia
Two real estate notes. numbered one and
two of two, each for the sum of S11 900
both dated May ID, 1924, due six months
1927. with interest at six per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually purporting
to be secured by a second deed of trust
land records of the District Of Columbia
on lot AS in Hugh Wallis Subdivision Of
Part OF 1 IS plat q ee
office of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia
Terms of sale: All cash Further details
at tirfe Of sale. All parties in interest
please take notice
THos. j. OWEN & SON, AUcTIoNEERs.