Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1922, Page 17

‘ _REAL ESTATE,. .. .. Jameson-Built Homes First Time Offered ; 1026 to 1058 Quebec Place N.W. At 13th, One'Square North of Spring Road Six large rooms, H-W. H., elec. ]ights;'doulile' floors, tile'bath. servants’ toilet, wash trays; double rear porches. Built-in garage. Price Less Than $8,000 FOR SALE BY Thos. A. Jameson - 206 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5526 u Owner and Builder Ask the man who owns one. R L T R L T r T T Ty rampny :,{u - 24 Grafton Street (Just West of Chevy Chase Circle) See the artistic arrangement of 10 rooms (6 sleeping rooms}, 3 tiled baths, breakfast porch and sleeping porch in this wonderfully built house. New and Vacant . Open for your inspection from 2 to 8 P.M. Sunday. Price, $21,000 Main 4884 Gardiner & Dent, Inc. Exclusive Agents 717 14th St. N\W. Inspect Sunday These Beautiful, Exceptionally Well Built New Homes 422 to 430 Lamont St. N.W. Price, $8,450 Attractive Terms Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. 6 large rooms, tiled bath, hot- water heat, electric lights, large pantry. Built-in _Refrigerator, cement front porch, double rear porches, hardwood floors, large closets, large lot with room for garage. Many other attractive features. Representative On Premises For Sale By L. J. Mangan Owner and Builder 414 Luray Place NW. Phone Columbia 4124-W ;. tmeasiwssinanesviusss The ““Avenue’s” Best Block 1107 and 1109 (Occupied as one building) Pennsylvania Avenue Between Raleigh Hotel and Star Bldg. One of the most traveled blocks in Washington “xcellent location for Drug Store or any General Business Possession March 1st, 1923 For Particulars and Price apply ‘MORRIS CAFRITZ Exclusive Agents 913 15th St. N.W. H : H . : I ‘. : H H H : H H — - Main 617 A Moderate Price---for a Delightful Home in— Chevy Chase-- Choice of either Cottage or Bungalow type— WHOLLY DETACHED-—of pleasing designs and Kite standard of construction. 3800 to 3822 Albemarle St. - Six rooms—bath—sleeping porch—hot-water heat—stone foundations—cement porches—slate - roofs. Only $1000 Cash is required: balance in monthly payments—less than rent. Come and see them—their location, their con- veniences. Open for inspection every day and evening. Our Mr. Hamilton will be at the office on the prop- erty—4415 39th St—every day and evening; or p‘;m:e him, Cleveland 1490, for special appointment. Take Chevy Chase Cars to Albemarle St. (first nprtk of Bure;u of Etandzrds), tl:n;ing west ; of' \gis::n:lz sin Avenue through cars, marked Friendshi; i Somerset, Rockvilte, to Windom St. P Heights, Harry A Kite Builder Member Washington Real Estate Board 1514 K Street N.W. { New buildings, NZ3-NI5-8: Jacob Roberts to Max Bermun Company. Early Worm Always*Gets Caught. spare i I jauntily 1 morning after the theatricals. in which he had & pretty da the Lindsay somewhat in-law. theld his - appre small it in ver He w ati jhumor with himself. pecially pleascd that the ood charming mother hadn't I nim. but he felt rather satisfied himself until Rose Lindsay, who w sitting Ly her 11l s be | took him down a peg lignoring his performin nd comy some 1 talk Th little Y ery husky at had bad mily the nigh 141 are a Dicky-Boy and you can look {down my f il you want to. 1 aren’t afraid, ren’t.” The r laughed a nice )k his ther- mometer Morning ibed into the i about worms morning? *s sympathy point to et up She dropped her liery “Much, much me professior much better” The and Rose doctor rem; 1 and til so U t i “Patvre town, to be fooled ihy a few < and blinks.” s jadmirable ! Chio th coo hi Her mimier: t delicious impromptu supper the even- | demnit ing previous, a gravely Merry saluted ! about nob. hear her. You should aid when she ! brought my me this morn- ing. ‘There's dy that's qual- -, that's sho Merriam w to under- istand why the Lin family did young doctor. gular lady-killer. herself, ironicall i“and there's flirt worse than {small-town male flirt. Whatever {made me think he was interestifig { yesterday?" {” The doctor was delightfully un- | aware of her change of feeling. He | was making himself very much at | home. { “How about another little supper iparty tonight?” he asked. “It's so imuch easier to run -across the street ito my house than it is for you to icome” back here between rehearsal {and the evening show. Sheldon i thought we ought to rehearse once at {least.” he added hastily, as she | frowned. *“And, of course, I'd be very iglad to with us | tonight—or—er—an: else you {might like— faltered, “have already asked one or two per- {sons in who want the pleasure of i meeting you." “How hospitable of you!" she sald { demurely. But she was really think {ing. “He just wants to show off! { A sudden’ useful thought occurred !to her. She was really rather per- i plexed about what to do aboyt Kirk {Squires and his guests who were on {thelr way from Schroon lake at her | suggestion. “I really would like to {ask some folk, If you mean that— and I'd even Impose on you still { further—'less you thought Aunt lCh!orlne wouldn’t like it. Rose says i not like the “Thinks h { she thought no there's no decent hotel in town, and 11 saw you had a whale of a sleeping | porch. Could you punk some friends 1of ‘'mine for the night? They're “The, Best Homes in Takoma Park” TAKOMA PARK HOMES $5,250, an_unusual bargain in small houe, located witlin a stone's throw of car line, on paved street. House in in excellent condition. Contains ‘large living room, large combined dining room and kitchen and two large bedrdoms aud bath. Dry besement, with furnace and tubs. All fmprovements. Windows modorn 8i 11 but attractive Jot. Must ,400—a Very Fine Brown Shingle Bungalow of G rooms (3 bedrooms) about 2 ‘squares from car line. Living room 10x13.6 feet, with fireplace; dining room with coat closet; Kitchen, good bedrooms and ‘tiled bath d 1 bedroom second fioor. Two . basement, ‘which s dry. Conduit wired. Garage, practically proof. Fine garden. A beautiful home on_moderate terms. $9,500—Seves-room Hollow Tile Stucco House; rooms extra large; attic and full basement; _ inclosed _sleeping _porch, fire- pisce. ghrage. | Close ‘to cars. ‘Qwoer ving city will make reasonable terms to_quick buyer. ,500—Five-room Modern _Bungalaw, ready for occupancy. Very attractive in appearance and convenlently arranged terfor. Basement bone dry, and tha something. Small cash paym are good Buildiug Lots tlat we belie: LILLIE & HENDRICK investments. #8 Carroll_ Avo.. Takomg Park 12x15 feet, pantry, two first ficor & shiny | him | through OUNG Dr. Leonard had éntered | to bedroom | amateur | s acted | ched the bed that ) brought her son's r.‘.“:rnn.my er boys talked | ma | na | T the ernments. 27 Kenmedy street, which have been wold for the office of the Morrix Cafrits The Wife Who Wouldn't | Settle Down! A Sequel to “Brides Will Be Brides” By Lucille Van Slyke. e, really, five of ‘em, com- from Schroon lake You see,” sie added stupid for awfully ing all th art ion. Merriam Lest friends John, who wi somewhat sulkily upon the Buess him, kaville m grinned a nted to come to H had thought it was But horri m town ¥y pokey eur theatrica what 1 Sheidon 1d his cook at ; in the morning.” t still as long as he “Daddy. . a Dicky “Your moth this worm ems to have cuught imitted gloomily Continued in Mo The Week Epltome or Events Un to July 22, 1832, FOREIGN. proposes an American to prevent < by foreign power: nations en- Dis- service as premier, Paderew decides to give up poli- and return to mu Investiga- at Berlin conclude a moratorium < more on cash in- is only solution to 1 crisis. Council of s in Lomdon to world problems. new government esti- including those for main ce of the army and navy. Rep that_during last fiscal y ume of American e eported Tovern- . The city is captured by the Ir army. The agreement and Peru to arbitrate their A controversy is signed hy ntatives of the two gov- repr NATIONAL. to settle the railroad strik Improvements are and factory purposes. have a special price to cl Main 6830 d John | r home | She had't | in 1ew doctor person with | =] Close to 16th St. | FOR SALE Centrally and conveniently located near the business districts fairly good condition; suitable for manufacturing The lot is 192x127. Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th Street N.W. L L L e L L R T L T el o Must Be Sold This Week Building Suitable for arage or Warehouse Size 65x147 ‘V'cinity—;Conn. Ave.and L For Price and Particulars Apply MORRIS CAFRITZ CO & — at the Chicago conference falled. Motor transportation of mail, made necessary by rail strike, given tryout Dbetween Bedford and Switz City, Ind. Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer was voted down, 9 1o 7, by the Senate fagricultural committee. ~ Arnounce- ment is nlide that the Senate Inter- state commerce commitiee would consider revision of the transporta- tion act. Gene Sarazen of Pittsburgh wins national open golf champlon- ship. A sheriff and eight strikers are slain _and many injyred in a battle at a mine 11t Cliftonville, near Wells- | | burg, W. Va. Government ownership i |of post offices is being considered by {Post Office Department. President | i Harding directs mine operators to open mines and appeals to governors |to furnish sdite protection; many | governors promptly pledge support | to President Harding. Secretary of | Navy Denby falls in an air i China, but is not injured. Ea | ference between operators and miners | {of the central bituminous ficld to discuss strike issues foreseen; two stutes send troops to guard mines ' that are reopening. i | | DISPRICT OF COLUMBIA. | | The spebial war fraud grand jury, its first regort Wo the Dis- | e Courgilindieted ten men ; ze of flnspiracy to de- ! overn, t in connection | | with disposal of lernment lumber., | { Workmen clearin®the ruins of the | number of diamonds and other ar- | ticles _belonging to victims of the | tragedy. Two policemen are indicted | Iby the grand Jjury for assauit with |a” dangerous weapon in connection | { with the arrest of a student. Lieut. | Col. Jam iongstrect, son of the | { Confedcrate general, s buried in! Arlington cemetery. The Department ! of Jdu; rules that the joinL com- mittee of the Senate and House ap- | pointed to investigate the surplus ! revenues of the District could ex- | ercise own diseretion in using the 1911 which dealt with relations from 1874 to that y, tive committee of the citi ) committee on fiscal relations subcommittees to aid strict's case to | the p ‘apitol. Bids are | { received for the construction of eight ! les of the new w i | to Geo: i nd ¢ ¥ ers at the W s join the st roduced in the | pension bill for the Se | Distri | ot 712 OTIS N.W. Nearly Ready for Occupancy Two-story bricks, contain- ing six rooms, tile baths, hard- wood floors, H-W.-H.; Colo- nial front and two-story back porches. Paved street and See this home before Terms if desired. alley bus Floyd E. Davis 7th and E S.W. Main Semi-Detached '§ Remarkable Home Value Do Not Fail to Inspect 1713 IRVING STREET N.W. i i i | i ! i i | | i { ! 8 ROOMS—2 BATHS '} 5 PORCHES—GARAGE Exclusive Environment Complete in Every Detail EASY TERMS Must Be Seen to Be ! Appreciated | Mt. Pleaxant car to Irving Street and walk west one-half square Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. Your Own Broker or i Thrift Building Co., Qwner Union Trust Bldg. i Main 768 i quite extensive and in We ose an estate. 913 15th St. N.W. Exblmive- A éenls Main 617" - 4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1922..° |~ STORES ON KENNEDY STREET SOLD. I owning plan- are: 1—MONTHLY PAYME! 2—NO Knickerbocker Theater uncovered a ||| 1f You Want to Own Your Home 1 REAL ESTATE. far ™ Government Employes and Others Why Pay Rent? HE DEPARTMENTAL EANK Under U. S. Government Supervision 1714 Pennsylvania Avenue Has Developed a Plan to Assist You to OWN YOUR OWN HOME The advantages of this home- || Immediate Possession —can be given o( one of these handsome Spanish type Homes— Cleveland Park The environment is the most beautiful in all Washington —the broad expanse of a wonderful estate is the outlook from the front porch; while in the rear rises a real natural forest—picturesque, healthful and comfortable. incldde both interest and principal, osting you no more than rent. LOANS RUN FROM 10 TO 13 YEARS, enabling you to select the monthly payment to suit your income, and yet permit- ting you to pay the loan as fast as vou like. COMMISSIONS AND No || RENEWAL CHARGES (both first and second trusts consoli- [f ! dated in one loan). . Nine rooms, three baths, inclosed sleeping porch and built-in garage. Handsome lighting fixtures and splendid finish throughout. The price will prove very interesting. Open for inspection every day and evening. One of our office staff will be in attendance. Owner and Member Washington Real Estate Board 1514 K St. Phone Main 4846 "The Departmenta Bank 714 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. ‘Washington, D. C. Only Four Left o p- 3 - M “ . : At the Homes can mended as The Best Value In Washington Heights -Ashmead Place Just Off Connecticut Ave. price, these be recom- Large, spacious first floor, suitable for enter- taining; five bedrooms and two baths. Finest construction and finish in every detail. Ask the People Who Have Bought Open and Lighted Every Day and Evening KEEVER ¢ #azinu VER =4 GO/ 1415 Eye : Main 4752 C. H. SMALL, Owner and Builder Built as the Individual Would Build for Himself Beauty, Efficiency and Comfort in Ideal Social Environment Smart, New Chevy-Chase Homes g \ No new homes in all beautiful, delightful Chevy Chase so nearly meet every require- ment and ideal of the family of refinement. The exterior and interior designs, the ar- rangegient of rooms. the substantial con- *~— struction—combine to make these homes 3 stand out apart. To see them is to want to own and occupy one. alient Features of Homes Bethesda Blue Granite or substantial frame construction. type, with unusual individuality both as to interiors and exteriors. Spacious living rooms with great open fireplaces and French doors leading onto room size living porches. . %-inch oak parquetry fiooring on first floor. Selected 7 floors on second floor. ’ Kelvinator automatic refrigeration. ) pett) Hot-water heat, electric light, numerous wall outlets, side wall lighting, Pittsburgh automatic water heater, laundry, toilet. - Lights in all closets. Cedar closet in attic. Breakfast rooms with attractive Pullman sets. oo Sleeping porches, two complete tile baths, one with shower and built-in fixtures. 3 Large and beautiful lots, with trees, shrubbery and flowers. Exhibit House Furnished Completely by W.B. Moses and Sons Center-hall s-inch hardwood These Walker-built Homes are models of fine house construction. The purchaser is assured a lifetime of contentment and satisfaction and an investment that is safe, sound and dependable. * Moderate -Terms Make Ownership Easy! 'Experienced Advertijs-ers Prefer The Star f