Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1921, Page 15

Interested in NEW HOUSES? ‘ The Shannon & Luchs sales organization has complete information of every building op- eration in this town. By d Y . n e believed + Qut of a knowledge gained through the years | Guorities tobe fhe 1 . . . mil of our experience both as builders and brokersof ~+ Jii"entite i e ® ns were injured homes, we have selected for recommendation aw Telo Tounning: k A flagman saw the trio running into y The Best New Homes on the Market yarning slenair; Ghe or'the men, he his companions w Consequently, when vou ask us to recommend a new house, you can TRy cton ,,»\, : depend upon it that you will not be the victim of ignorance, poor judg- ® ] | man about dfey ment or a too strong desire to make a sale. We KNOW what houses to recommend—and we WILL NOT recommend a house that is not exactly, right, no matter how eas: e 2 it is to sell. inning. Complete Service on New Homes i r.AiI:':l:mln .‘..'I.},'i'liiy l:;\'i'»f'l s arn up for a dis 713 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 HOME ESSENTIALS Location , Construction Deszign Plan I'he location of Argonne Terrace, at 16th and Columbia road. offers inspiring sur- roundings, good educatignal facilities, domestic conveniences, high elevation overlook- ing Rock Creck Park. Argonne Terrace homes were constructed by day’s labor with painstaking care. An inspection of these homes will convince you of the good results obtained. The decorations and interior styles are new, refined and individual. The knowl- edge of correct artistic home adornment is demonstrated in these homes. They are planned tor comfort and convenience, minimizing the cares of household management. P These vital home essentials are seldom found combined in the same home, built tosell. Exhibit House—1620 Argonne Place — Open Daily Until 9:00 P.M. WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS REALTOR 1409 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 98 Breuninger-Built Homes IN THE BEST LOCATION IN WASHINGTON Varnum Street, Just West 6 reet ONLY ONE LEFT DESCRIPTION: Hytex brick, containing nine rooms, two baths with marble shower and built-in tub. hot-water heat, electric light, hardwood floors, glass-inclosed sleeping and break- fast rooms, instantaneous hot-water heater, plastered cellar ceiling, spacious living room with op,eon‘fircpllalcc. Houses are 23 to 24 feet in width. Brick garage on rear of deep lot, abutting a 20-foot alley. 3 But you must really see these homes to get an adequate idea of their many umuu‘nl and interesting features. Exhibit Home, 1615 Varnum Street, open for your inspection every day ’ , 706 Colorado Bidg. Lo Eo Breunmger & Sons 14th l;::], (v;, i;ng‘. Phone Main 6140 iny more the Associated Press. ']: LAPEER, Mich, October ] | sherifr's posse and railroad detec | were searching the countryside to-: !4 day for three men who fled from the scene late last night of the derail-: ment of the first section of Grand ! Trunk pussenger train No. 5. The 1 s, from (e, seene of e FOUR EDGEMOOR HOUSES |JOINS DESTROYER SQUADRONS it arstully avolded | Several Types. Zob ! M. Donn are 4 ets. he enginee served from a dis- | One of the homes is 10 be oceupied | e w rafl had been removed, by Dellas D. L. McSrew, American | FOR LEASE ble to slacken the speed of to the Jupan sy, who | 8 e train before it.reached the spot.!will live’ there until o . o turned over three times ! kEdgemoor which he r Modern Fireproof Building U0 yards. eman, s could not 11MISS ROBERTSON URGES | WOMEN ENTER POLITICS |Clean-Up Conditions in Precincts. Her Advice in Roosevelt Day Address at Boston. : arguments of | found out that | OSC U0 tundred men knos 3t : 7 gov t the women ¢ n it 1 of the men UNCH GUESTS OF PRINCE. | vie2 i, a8 et aared St Table With Hirohito. _ October n at the function. Sample * This is the home of today and the result of deep architectural thought and .painstaking effort in building. Don’t fail to see these today. ’ W. C. & A.N. MILLER Main 1790 d, ofticials | ¥ & built in Edgemoor an never ut er nment for|ing niore : pr ate or your country. cistes in v Ll G Py st el cmdiastes Only 1 Left; the peopie. eh 'y 5 . L of OKlahomar 11" 2 Best Value in pulace toda; tions between Japan and the | « the chief topic of Eight Rooms, 2 Baths, One With Shower and . H. L. RUST'S OFFICI ERECTED 0! apt. James Morton, on inspee- . has been ge. much | Lane, Under Roof, Represent \ p‘, MAJ. BOOTH COMING HERE. | Maj. Lucian D. Booth, Ordnance L Poe_for the oar | purtment, ha which |ty Gen. Bandholtz district’ of Washin 1 nunce officer of b ' liberately | Four hous:s of colonial wre [ and this | from Commande: H ! of thejWalker is vacated. A d b q left the will occupy er. t 1. t, The track { Z OniraoRe | Just Below Metropolitan Club First Floor Suitable for Store or Shop of the Erowing he o BIg business in moving went- ward, Specially adapted for Ty pewrite s or any 4 upper floors now occupicd by Burroughs Adding Machine Co, For Particulars Apply RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY 1207 Conn. Ave. N.W. Franklin 1366.67-63 e 'SERMANY STILL-SEEKING . AMBASSADOR TO AMERICA' ¢ Possible Candidates Willing to Assume Financial Bur- The | 16th Street i ri iling to a; 17 Sold . e women | e tihey e o L 4 Washington b detached, 8large rooms: two complete baths : 2 screened rialist of the re ¢ sleeping porch bailt-in — — - refrigerator; cold-storage r— B e 1361 Spring Rd. NORTHWEST - tof Baron beautiful oak floors: wide lot to ed alle steel-bear mstruction. v oterims, 1715 Irving St. NW. E OPEN DAILY a Six rooms: tath. hot- water heat: clectricity : and walk half squar. gas. Easy terms. . B. H. GRUVER Floyd E- Davis Owner and Builder 7th and E Sts. S.W. 'S Union Trust Bldg. = Vhone Main TGS Main 353 Huse,i 2703 Woodiey Road ,2-Car Garage Members of the Washington Real Estate Board Union Trust Building i STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1921_PART 2. ° ; 3 —— | ALIS REMOVED | - TOWRECK TRAN {||Trio of Men Seen funning | ; Away as Grand Trunk Pas- | |i senger Plunges Into Ditch. A REAL BARGAIN E HAVE just listed this beautiful house on 20th street near Biltmore ; now oc cupied by the owner. | Four rooms on the first floor, three bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch on the sccond floor: cov- ered front porch entire width of house. modern improvement ; perfect condition ; large vard to wide alley with splendid tree. Immediate possession. May be seen by appointment. Priced for quick sale at $11,500. Ccnvenient Terms. CREEVER = GOSC?. ... % 1405 Eye St. Main 4752 Members of the Washington Real Estate Board aeximu ALRRtR ~ Sheridan Circle Residence 1601 23rd Street N.W. For Sale or Rent Furnished en recently ren . Price, $27,500 Excellent Terms Inspection at any time. Apply 1o onwner on premises or your own hroker. . Phone North Seven com- plete rooms, large reception hall, modern tiled bath. in front Double 8-foot porches in rear. at 8th and Buchazan Streets N.W. Built By Samuel J. Brinkley Every convenience is embodied in these new homes. The most fastidious taste could not ask for more. The location is excellent. The eleva tion is the highest in Petworth. i NEW HOMES [ G 2 l Take Ninth Street Car to Buchanan Sire: walk east one-and-a-hali squares. Hot-water Convcnient Terms heat. electric- Floored att'c. Large lot to Roore Bright Open for public alley. cellar under s Room for entire house. Inspection garage. - Wm.P. Normoyle 810 F St. N.W. CLEVELAND PARK —_— [ Exceptional Opportunity to Buy a Real Home in This Beautiful Suburb Completely detached bungalow type cottage situated on large lot, having frontage of 50 ft. by depth of 130 ft. to paved alley. s g FIRST FLOOR: Living room, dining room, den and kitchen. .. .SECOND FLOOR: Three bedrooms and bath. Hot-water heat; electric light. Must be seen to be appreciated. 'Price, $13,500 Easy Terms _ Real Estate Investment Co. : (Exclusive Brokers) W. W. Stuart Wm. G. Lipscomb No. 804 17th Street e Main 2860 sy za————,