Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 17

REAL ESTATE. THE EVEN —ANNOUNCEMENT— A. L. AMES Owner of Ames & Co., Picture and Art Dealer. AND C. L. GLIEM Formerly with the Westinghouse Elcctric Formerly Menager « Co., ¢ ish to announce that they are associated with this firm, where they will be pleased to serve their friends and clients in real estcte matters. Bauman & Heinzman 734 15th S1. N.W. Phones Main 3500-7729 . ‘ Members of the Real Estate Board ATTENTION Washington Busmess and Professional Men PRICE charming and productive 1o city. To be A Deligh vt AT AUCTION KONDAY. srnmfl:n 25,10 A 3. estate, rive on_ 204 on. hard- Ho Dring distriet. Many Otice, Raleigh Hotel, LOUISVILLE eal Estafe &]) evelopment (0. D.C.CLARKE PRESIDENT STARKS m.nc. @mmM/v\m FOR SALE New Semi-Detached Brick Houses jiiveser il jiidil = b ...,( 2945-2951 Upton Street Tweo Sold Near Bureau of Standards & Holy Cross Academy East of Connecticut Avenue . exceptionally well built, and_particularly and attic: cement front porch: eight rooms— four room four rooms and two baths on second floor; hardwood fic electricity and hot-water heat. Wide Lof; 147 Feet Deep to a Paved Alley || Specically Priced for a Quick Sale Open for Inspection Every Week Day and Sunday Themas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. Main 6830 738 15th Street N.W. Especi attractive WRECKING OPERATIONS AND SURPLUS SALES SAVE YOU MONEY ON BUILDING MATERIALS PIPELESS FURNACES | Lumber Fifteen carloads, all sizes; the fol- 2ca qut lowing makes: Holland, Jewell, Pen- P fnsula, Willlamson; purchased from 2x10, 2x12 Unele Sam at Camp Lee. They were Sheathing surplus property and bad mever been Flooring used; they are brand mew: no burni- | Heavy Timbers out grites, mo heatwarped parts; old to -you at & ‘wonderful saving T4 moncy -camnot buy ‘s better ase. | 2170 g Foot 2x4 2x8 =ns S an be used s ons These furnaces cf h!ll!l‘l ANl beat [ ndom lengths regular h t 8 lights Steam Kadiation, per ft. Electric F Certalnteed ¢ “Guard,"" v “Guard.” new, 2-ply “Guard,” mnew, 3-piy Certaineed Co.’s 'Shingles ““Four-in-one,"" new, The fixtures which go to make up this set are of excellent make. The set consists of a white, low auw-, vitreous toilet outfit, a “‘Standard’’ lava- tory with fittings and white enameled roll-rim bath tub with all fittings com- plets. The bath tub and tollet outfit originalicrates. New Plaster Bouri. per . foot s B g R S Frames, complete Sidney L. Heclnnger Housewreckmg Company Sth-ndCSuS.W.,Sthnnth.Avo.N.E i tablished places of business with an l.-.u.u-l‘ a-)lmmekn foe. Go tmmmmtnl Your entire nilril. ll?l!nt!fildtv- M'I m-flm 3 ( TTLE CTORIES: l.}fi’BEngll‘}E Respect for Prickly Porky * Grows. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS, The more of others one Tay know The more respect for them may grow. —Prickly Torky. Slowly, very slowly, Prickly Porky the Porcupine shuffied along through the Green Forest toward the Laugh- ing Brook. Whn there was a log in his way he didn't bother to go around he crawled over it. He didn’t do at all what the young Fox who was following him would have done in his place: pick out the eas- iest way. He simply went straight ahead, regardless of what might be in the way. So the young Fox softly and stealthily following him learned that Pric Porky is one who is very set in his ways. When he has made up his mind to do a certain thing he goes straight ahead regardless of difficulties in the Presently the just ahead of seemed to Le a leader faces bolshe: Tles; vades | vack Fox mnoticed Porky what k stump. 1t = ¥ wheat breath of th Thracy ve him one of t life. ned aroun chat it did! | Fox had seen Bu: r. He hadn't y ft L. Vel nd [ PN xexe Mlaoy ONCE \|t)l E SOUN THAT SADFUL GF He w | fellow in the Green 4 {too frightened to move : could E | sl.xml right where i Bold his bre was sitting up dropped front of | ht he mus e anybody not heing | ves from Bust look at Pricsiy Apparentiy seen this n ranger. He continued jalong, all the time fretfully grunt {A sound came to the younx {which made his hair stand righ end. It came from the stranger. It was a gro of fright o talong just growl.” Prick ‘[uf having The youn, ]vued Something an 1o mro bound to I ver and ever than Prick ws, the ¥oun; i a didu't Prickiy | climb a tree and get out of the | h in | Porky. ce He' had great {sizht of i e/ the W "Ahd then the most surprising thing }of all the surprising things that had ihappened occurred. Prickly Porky | had by this time almost reached that | terrible great stranger. Once m. 1sounded that dreadful growl Prick- ly Porky shuffled right along. And | then that terrible stranger dropped | on to all four feet and stepped aside | for Prickly Porky to pass. Yes, sir, | jthat is fust what happened. Do you | wonder that the respect of that young | {¥ox for Pri Porky grew very | fast indeed? 1 (Copsright, 10 50 . by T. W. Burgess.) i COL. LANDERS TO RETIRE. Col. George F. Landers, Coast Artil- lery Corps, on his own application, will | be transferred to the retired list of the Army, December 22, after more than ’(hlrl) nlne years’ 2 Villiam P. Baird has been retired with | the rank of captain, on account of dis. { abllity incident to the service. Lieut. | Col. William G. Fleischhauer, infantry, at Fort Jay, N. Y., has been ordered o hl! home to awalz retirement. A Modern Apartment House Located in the heart of the best residential section of the .1ty. Convenient to cars, stores, etc. . Every modern convenience and in perfect repair. Annual rental, HOM) Operating expenses very low. 12 Housekeeping Apartments Price, $65,000 ‘Will consider a smaller property In part payment. Moore & Hill, Inc. 1420-22 H St. N.W. Syrus said: N every enterprise con- “I sider where vou come ment on the position of public confidence our thirty years of success has surance that your heating plan will come highly satisfactory it substantialized by Previously Biggs HEATING CO. ound for r . H, Gottljeb, Pres. Reflect a mo- placed us in. Therein is G & H Heating Co. 817 H St. NW. Great Turkish drive Mahon is made new free state army Smyrna refugees perish in Turk drive; 2,500 buildings burne straits sians refuse United States survey plan. British rush Atlantic fleet ance nr..‘k With Britain over T and recalls troops. tinople looms, on straits, . French and Italia arded Turks. de to call p Prickly Porky's wi supply to two w Kemalists to around that,” | 9PIY twenty S om_position kh“(km e ¢ Fo o attack Iirilish fleet entiring Straite. il {French deeide to bend efforts to keep d, a thing k jpeace. ks mobilizing to defend p at all. 000" to lose iohs. Post- | He had heard | ) engeful” ones. | fretfully and had turne ' ler withholds evi- it meant ) gainst Daugh Southern It was the first time (he young {Shopmen refuse to sign agreement tnd meeting with officia mpeachmen iver House ce-removal bill. o entombed Argonaut miners, shot in r | Strike DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. hool bill report Real Bungalow Home 16th Street Highlands floor., Promenade tile front porch, stone steps and coping. Ins{an- tancous water heater. Lot Price, $17,000.00—Terms H. L. Thornton Epltome of Events Up to September 23, 1022, FOREIGN. Britain prepares to block on straits. Maj. Mc- in Ireland. More than 2,000 population now troops land on Constantinople; Rus- plague. British in defense of viki hail Turk vietories. to Darda- ! war 1ooms as Turk army in- neutral zone: dreadnaughts to troops ‘i blocking Kemalist ad- s prepare at- Turk success key Revolt in Constan- Russians prepare to aid llied agreement in sight astern problem; Kemal plans British to face Turk: troops quit- emalists claim American: Russ aid Turks by gold and jewels. Turks mass cutral zone to attack British. oS on near east situation ace conference. Turks v_at neutral zone. throngs in Greec gees dumped e. HATIONAL | sign terms on pre- | P ng of Ford plants is Is ends, plans will be reviewed. would put curb on I 00,000 War A F. Supreme at 0 President decides to for bonus. Labor to celebrate day. Representative aps Representative Dempsey session. President signs Rescuers force way | 0t near Cumber urzed to ns Dau; k on d made idle 'in Ford shut- dent vetoes soldier bonus held lacking. Golden ne gives mine phy riot. Trial of Dr. Bryson, s at Huntingdon. I ugherty's rto with fifty first gun in Bryson. new tariff bill. praises Dr. Bryson queer in treat- doctors |]l( lare. Pres injunction ruling soon. ! E be Plan for supplies of coal Frank automobile FOR SALE room holluw tile residence, por heat, gas and electricity, rdwood floors. Open fireplace ng room, tub and toflet in 1 Basin and toilet on first complete bath on®second. cather stripped and screened. ar. X132z to paved alley, garage. _ See This at Once 1416 F Street N.W. §TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, THE WEEK Budget head told fund cutting real detriment to District of Columbia. Jam _threatens School opening. Mrs. Harding not to leave capital. Lead- ers ask more money for roads. Chari- table societies ask $4,000 to close accounts. Kormer Marine Band player, Amahile Samuels, dies. H. E. Bruce missing *since September 1. More cash promised District of Co- lumblia, if need is proven, by budget chief. ~ Physical director for police urged. Board of Trade seeks $10,000 fund for District of Columbia offi- clals. Capt. Perry M. De Leon dies. Travel curtailed on Conduit road, Schools report total enrollment of | 58,458. Paving _approved by 7o koma Park. A. M. McLachlen a of stroke. East Washington citi- | zens urge hearings on street repairs. Police charge man had drug outfit. Plan for traflic over new bridge. Six teachers face cut in pay. Anti-gun toting bill in Senate. Catholic chari- ties demand law for working women. Shriners to seek funds for conven- 1922. REAL ESTATE. $100 FINE PROVIDED FOR USING FALSE NAME Applicants for Auto Licenue Tags Must Register Properly—Seek Bigger Firemen. The District Commissioners yester- day amended police regulations plac- ing a fine of $100 upon any person found guilty of giving a false or fictitious name in obtaining auto- mobile license tags. This action was taken upon recom- mendation of Inspector Grant, chief of detectives, who called attention to the fact that bootleggers and other potential criminals may obtain auto- mobile lidenses and give wrong namcs in order o keep the police fr checking up on them once they fall into trouble. The Commissioners also changed the regulations governing the height and weight of applicants for the fire de- partment in order to obtain big men in that service. At the present time firemen must be five feet seven inches and weigh 145 pounds. Here five fect Jameson-Built Homes 1026 to 1058 QuebecPl.N.W. At 13th Street 1 Square North of Spring Road Six large rooms, H.-W.- ., elec. lights; double floors, tile bath, servants’ tion. ~Cemetery fights road ussess- ment. Budget official inspects streets. Rent “kicks” growing rapidly. Education board to tour schools. Catholic charity parley ad- Journs. Oyster commends District firemen. Jewish New Year to begin. after, muge hv SALFSMAN Real Estate Cathedral Heights car service rapped. COLONEL RELIEVED OF DUTY Lieut. Col. William A. Castle try, has been relieved from duty as mili tary attache of the United States em- bassy at Constantinople, and ordered to this “city “for temporary duty at the War Department. He will be relieved ¥ Maj. Sherman_ Miles, field artillery, now en route to Constantinople. ell known Realtor's ofl W eonndential, Address B SPEND SUNDAY BAY RIDGE And Select a Beautiful Water-Front Lot for Your Summer Home—Only 23 Bay-Front Lots Left Over $100,000 Worth of Lots Sold Take your family and a good lunch and spend the day at Bay Ridge. Wonderiul bathing from wide, sandy beach. Phone us for illustrated booklet. Bay Ridge Realty Corporation, Owners LANHAM & HILL Washington Representatives 1400 H Street N.W. Representative at Office on the Grounds \ Main 366 | LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS ‘ At Cottage City l $5,350 to $5, 950 DESCRIPTION \ 5 rooms, bath, cellar, furnace heat, electric lights, gas range, kitchen cabinets, concrete walks and concrete road- ways and good size lots. Price, $5,950—Terms g;'g:" e HOW TO GET THERE Take cars out G St. N.\W. marked RIVERDALE, Berwyn. or laurel or Beltswille and get off at Hoffman's Store, Hill St., Brentwood. Any one wiil direct you to Cottage City. Chas. M. Lightbown Betder Tel. Hyattsville 133.-W Post Office, Mt. Rainier, Md. Inc. Int & $1,000 Ca —JUST “HOMES OF DESCRIPTION— sh—Balance Like Rent COMPLETED—3 SOLD— THE BE TTER CLASS = Among the attractive features are hrge Livisg Room with real old-fashioned Wwood-burning fireplace, true colonial staircase, oak floors laid over tongue and To Inspect— Take 14th street car to Oak h, Beauty Cabinet, breakfast grooved pine floor, exceptional closet space,.concrete front porch and very large y_kitchen, with bullt-in refrigerator, Hoosfer White booth and granite linolewm eemented to floor. Stroh mo'qulre west on 14th Street road, or take 16th St. Bus to 142!- SM road and Spring Place, one square east Exhibit House, 1470 14th Street Road N.W. V.T.H.BIEN, INC. WM. S. PHILLIPS - Builder- 3118 11th St. N.W,, Col. 9636 Exclysive Agent 1409 N. Y. Ave. N.W., Main 4600 ncy for high-class exper , Star Oftieo garage. First Cost Practically the Last FOR SALE BY Thos. A Jameson 806 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5526 Owner and Builder Ash the Man Who Owns One toilet, wash trays; double rear porches. Built - in NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME 3712 Ingomar St. Splendidly located within half square of Connecticut Avenue: detached style, eight large rooms. two tile baths, hardwood floors. screened thmughnm with bronze wire, instantancous hot-water heater, 2-car garage—a very at- Open for Inspection Sunday Two Sold—One Left 5322 Colorado Ave. N.W. %f. The remaining ‘of three attractive homes built b one of Washington's best builders. Complete in every detail, .\[vccnll_\' decorated dining room, artistic mantels over generous fireplaces, convenient closets, unusually large rooms, hardware harmonizing with special wood- Large breakfast and sleeping porches with overlooking work. eleven windows. each inclosed { a sodded yard 200 feet deep. The house is twenty-three feet wide bright bedrooms, two tile baths and incorporates essential details of a custom-buiit home. It is one block from the Reservoir and Rock Creek Park. The avenue on which it is located is 120 feet wide and im- proved with handsome homes which insure the charac- ter of the neighborhood. The property is reasonably priced. in glass, contains four the Open afternoon and night Saturday and Sunday : H. L. RUST EXCLUSIVE AGENT Main 6888 912 15th St. N.W. For Rent—$90 per month For Sale—$65 per month Which Includes Interest and Principal on Second Trust First trust may be paid off in small monthly payments in eight years—with small cash payment. Best built six- room houses around the District. Lots 50x155 feet, well graded. Large living room with open fireplace and artistic beam ceiling. Dining room opens on concrete tile porch. Kitchen with gas range and water heater. Three good size bedrooms and large bathroom and trunk closet. Laundry tubs and garage in basement. Call up owner at North 1224 and make en- gagement to see these houses on Sherman-Ave., Takoma Park, or see your own agent.