Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1923, Page 21

.. REALESTATE, THE EVENING ' STAR; ' WASHINGTON, D URDAY, MARCH 24, 1923. REAY ESTATE. FRHGHTER'S ]AMMEB Fg-‘tbe CTl:artge " e T e ! last Nov. - , when 1 L £ & {ACTRESS DENIES CHARGE |3 Rockefeller [1ast ovember was graniea & o [imurrer, ang ene case when i oame[nenring, fmmestately atter the tem:| Etermal Feline | - IN FARRAR DIVORCE SUIT G & Are ! ! enerations is alleged to have Interfered with the |, n Hinoner Secretary of Commeros; | broadcasting. aiaivary piain | Bergman, elghteen, an amat. W put over until the April|November McWilllams left for Call- | From the Los Angeles Times, Stella Larrimore Will Appear as| recelving of redlo telephone service | yitchoi®Yiowis, machine gun manu. | less operator at Dwight, from using | term. fornia and has not returned. Comse- | “He sayn he can read her like a | his broadcasting statlon because it Men of national note, including Her- | auently young Bergman continues |book.” . 4 lf h vhl the McWilllarus home cn e fon | facturer of New York, and Hiram |3 Witness to Clear Her 1 GO Ent usiasts | night, o axim, president of the Ameri- %__[Illl = = 1 Associated Press, Name. | By the Assoclated Press Irving Herriot, counsel for Berg-|can Radio Relay League, have signi- Captain Tells of “Wind-Jemming”| _NEW ru:](' T J A\rumt.l e OHMOND BEACH, Fla,, March 24— | M4l answered ‘with u plea of de- | fied their intention of attending the Supt. of Schools Corsen today 5 tle Associated Press, _—Pm———————————— a i e YORIC 4—Stella | Threo generations of Rockefellers Schooner. Without Lights, dered an invest, s NEW YORK, March Z4—Steila| 8 a,fpm.mg golt, Joun D. Rocke- Horwitz, Larrimore, the nineteen-year-old 2 i 1 i 5 | teller, sr., John D. Rockefeller, jr., ! Speeding in the Darknes ) ’.:m;c\”.v of the Miller l't,:;i“bdlxx‘l“l‘nh(dn as one of three co-|,, 4" yonn' D. Rockefeller, 8d. The | el s School, to obtain confes- onts A i sions from two boy pupils that | G€raldine Farrar in tHe trial of her| testimony given BY| ) iter two have just taken up the ! Tell game and have been taking golf in- NEW YORK, Mare e Amer- | they had played truant jdiovree suit against Lou Tellegen, | goont ot P® (P fet two weeks | fcan freight y ar- The boys. Kenneth Kinsey appear personaily in the case!g et young of the Ormond | | Metram Brown, were stripped of |an . cence of the | gepc rived fn quarantine Jast night, With 2l thuin shots and. etoeninoy 3 ‘ | Beach golf links. 5 ‘big dent in the steel plates of her bow ropes tled aronnd. thely |ChArses sgal , Louls Brodsky,| John D. Rockefeller, 3d, played i = | 2 s were 1 \ v ce | over the course for the first time ¥ o il noe 2 : i |terday in & foursome. Mr. and Mrs. | “wind-jamming' kitter- |} unning shoes sharpened le ves emploved bY|John D. Rockefeller, jr., who are el cein At N resence, according to-tk ¢ Metropolitan opera Sar|spending the winter here, are absent ing across the ocean traff 3 dd to Chiavles H. Gleasor atel he movements of Tel-|on a trip to Miami, but it s expected I speed, without o aanssiiendentiof testified that he spent | that the three generations will play through = dark nig Girl Dupila looked ‘oniiduring ithe || many in her Riverside drive|here together upon his return. i 3 proceedings, f apartment and once stayed all night. | i oR. Horwi cording to Mr. Glea- | They also de e oo | | framo Birmingham | i IR e bty i enioa et o | bench. In Riverside Drive Purk atter | FIRST FIGHT OVER AIR frem London : OF ARE oy G taRny ot oe. funidnient. Sl re then wa: Larri urose chal : o it ToRwits Wik ausred wa | Teferred to in the testimony as “Miss | RIGHTS COMES UP SOON s o R e the e en sther young women named b s Japt. Arnet re . e fo ’ A o T spondents wera Miss T P were heard aro pondents wers Mlss ™4 | Secretary Hoover and Others In- e : o us dllexed | yerested in Radio Litigation e ,,.:::,‘;,,.“m e HVE I.EA I:R[]M SHIP with 1 i i in Tilinois. 7 - - o s I/Md ) oh ¥ st \ sco. | By the Associated Press. ; aymond Street evy ase, A . TOEVADE ALIEN LAWS |t St 22 bhambits “roias s, e secres o e G R N. Wells Ave. Hyattsville, Md. I § about sixteen 1 Arnet—the region as granted an ad- ght over the freedom of the and bath; reception hall; breakfast alcove, with Pullman fix- ‘ng anchoraga of th week in w to take place at the Livingston : m fle ) - = sk S - > e tures; electricity and gas: hardwood floors; built-in bookcases; and with e {Study the papers. He declared Miss | co courthouse, at Po S B . ' iBreplace- extra foilet a6 0 suddenly and ith i 5 3 i N itar e e s . an | o s Anen termii it {blan: ?em'“nalt-e’r !l(u”apt, r"?»‘r!“ ‘I‘\Il)yls?l‘(‘.’f‘\\(\'.l"lml“ 'nn':l“h]e(}'tl "c‘hxac!l‘(%n’ threo-masted schooner : | Germans, Believed Stowaways on |cine Lurrimore, e oir mi|hore &t servants’ toilet a tbs in basement; lot 50x160; ? a wralth directly in her « sired to testity would p b lliams, wealthy presi- house; two blocks to Connecticut Avenue, cement street, Bank % g Sl 2 e ¢ £ Dwight, . “firj:fl o 1 : Emden, T:y ::xnly to Swim | frank uestions pu e of Dwight Owner Will Sacnfice fOl' 310,500 P e e e <ounded es, t © Shore. = == 3 Open All Day Sunday Living room sitoin 8 g servant’s room clared , HOW TO REACH PROPERTY—Take Chevy Chase Lake car to four master bed j Ruymond Street (ome block north of Bradley Lane), walk two room and twe Lookouts o 3 : o 4 Press | iy o IR 0 B0 0 SIS e .../l NEW CHEVY CHASE HOM e Sl e SR . i Skt : to he srowaways Best Part of Chevy Chase Proper MORGAN E MORGAN & CO bullt, garage and abo. l”;f:!.i,"\,.m”’.fi;,,,, grape arbor complete © déck of the steamship Em- Nos. 12-16-18-20 Oxford Street . . : " v hen she ived n 1 i Sund: 1 2 to T PM, ed in qu EXCLUSIVE AGENTS =¥ :"7"*:"';»: S - M., or can be seen Ham t night, A‘.:,fi \ mewtr L0 R B Se.” - TrAT : : i 1 * 1407 New York Avenue N.W. FRLE s ‘ ur in : 3 ) Telephone Frankli or Wes / S 25 i : : g A Ik eencddbii o AR The Realty and Investment Corp. of Washington Exclusive Agents s j : : - . H 3 . 735 13th Street N.W. = Rt thren T LSRR | (S - W G " T S e BRITAIN TO SHlF'FSHIPS. taten 1 s i i i e . 4 . S R % _ D Sea Power Will Be Centered in the Mediterranear mmigration Jawes’ X P ERCRTPTION AL Floor—Living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast ond Floor—Thres large and one medium sized bed- ) rooms (one with fireplace), two bathrooms (one with man Bruno sized shower), completely inclosed and heated sleeping porch vaul | adjoining master's bedroom and communicating with hall { Basem Under_entire house, includes service bLath and i laundry. With or without garage. vomen members of the comi- | party in France are in favor An inspection will convinee you of the livable and artistic | qualities of these Houses. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY TO INSPECT—Take Chevy Chase car to Oxford St. (nearly oppesite entrance to Chevy Chase Club), east o Oxford St. om the south side. | V. T. H. BIEN, INC. MR. EDwARD J' KYLE | 3118 11th St. N.W. Col. 9636-9637 “Homes of the Better Class” We have built this lumber} business of ours slowly but¥ surely, using the old reliable tools known as Quality, Service and Fair Prices. Satisfied cus- tomers have spread the word till 7 it seems as though everybody? should know that this is the place to buy lumber. Still, there may ¥ be a stranger in town, so we'll% run this ad anyway and tell him/ RN ERRRERENRRNRNNNNS 1003 Evarts Street N.E. Should Be Sold Today It is priced $2,000 under market value and convenient terms can be arranged. There are six large rooms and bath. Hot-water heat, electric ligh and hardwood floors. In perfect condition, Open for inspection Sunday, 2 to I. Take Rhode Island Ave. cars to 12th St. N.E., and walk two bloc north. The Realty & Investment Corporation £ SS3TS RS SRS SSRRRS Formerly Sales Manager of John ] Jeat0) O'Keeffe Co. of New York T T T T T T T T e ) wishes to announce that he is now A Selected List of Desirable Homes affiliated with the Business Properties Department of WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS Realtor 5303 RENO ROAD, CHEVY 2315 BANCROFT STREET $30.000 $27,500 st. und Reno rd. Beaut!ful English basement rest- 3 dence in this exclusive of Washington Helghts; ten rooms and three baths: large rooms, sttractive- nts’ Iy arranged; all conveniences of the ing plant. M latest modern equipment; an unusnal ited. Couve value at thls price. = Convenlent terme " Galliher & Huguely, Inc. ol Washington LUMBER 735 13th Street N.W. Main 2908 = Sherman Ave. and W St. N.W. Phone North 486 S TR | 28 Sa S S A A SRR i I “X\‘\“‘\\S\\\\\\\\\ ARNNNNEN \\\\&\\\\\S\\\\S\‘\S\ V\\S‘“ A3 2R AR ARRRSSNY 4 = 17TH ST. NEAR LAMONT $15,000 excellent 20 Built, Only 3 Left Jameson-Built Homes | e rerme., Fon, "4 cubetanian “vaie” a< this 1416 to 1426 E St. NE. ‘ ZB1SAGRBME e ST HAY: 221 ASCOT ST. NE. And 510 to 516 $12500 B Six-room and bath tapestry brick { 15th St. N.E jome. just o Comnecticut ave: Sir-room and bath tapestry brck . N.E. oo garage; exceptionally bome; electric light, builtin garage, e oA exceptionsl buy; reasomable e rooms, tile bath i 3 convent £ terms will be made. | errace. FocEMOOR DISTRICT Washington’s Newest and Most Delightful Subdivision 20 Minutes By Motor Or 30 Minutes By Street Car From Heart of City : it For Sale By . . THOS. A JAMESON || . LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS | YL wei T o o e Bt T 2, oty - ° J AMESON 4 At cottage City : 3 v charm spot for discriminating home buyers—and yet you will find OWAER AND BUILDER that the prices are very much less than you anticipate, with terms so 906 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5526 $5 550 to $6,250 % J X'Ii'l;::“slm.:nton:,;k:om“‘r‘lc‘:l;:rl:!?’t}t‘;;e":ot;nes which nestle gx'ctur heat, clectric closet spa ur porches, wide Tt s, does o 5 | WARDMAN alley. N 1430 K Street NW Main 4190 Open for Inspection ! Biily sl Suniley | [T T ey ASK THE »squely against the highly elevated landscape are “Dover Built"—and e :m means “Built for {hs Ages,” because nothing but the very highest grade of materials ave used. The plans provide every modern = facility for comfort, convenience and refinement. g : : > — The roofs are of slate from Vermont—windows of steel from Eng- ‘ . ’ land, and the foundation walls together with the massive fireplaces 129 3d St N E g are built of the finest granite. The interior walls are beautifully . = 4 ‘o % 7 paneled and the carefully- selected fixtures contribute simplicity looki i ; = and good taste. Overlooking Maryland Ave. : Lo B i = Improvements include electricity, wnter], aewe;, ntr;eu and !lldt 4 s 5 & % < alks, All lots are ¥-acre in size with limit of one house on & lof Near Ca lto' and lerar P 2 2 ‘Qin; :flue restrictions give protection against undesirable encroachments. Y | . : ] > i ” s per square foot A section in which it is difficult to locate a home ut - ; Prices range from 10 to 20 cents per sq any price—where a genuine bargain is truly a rarity. - o . . 3 4 The choice sites argaknow av:;iyltable hat the }u;m llzlr(i)c\%! BRI s 3 i i 3 ; { your or house sele This big six-room house, solidly built. containing i . 5 . B % %0 you are urged to make, you ; . rooms large enough for true comfort, modern heating 8 i TS The tract office, on property, is open all day Sunday, and electric lights, is ridiculously cheap at— & Motos 'ant Counectiont /Avenuetto)Bradley) Lane % ¥ £ » it 5 { and turn left to Wisconsin Avenue. Follow [ O e St ek \ Rockville car line through Bethesda to Hunt- } DESCRIPTION v ; ington Terrace gateway. 5 rooms, bath, cellar, furnace heat, electric lights, This reduced price was given us to sell this property gas range, kitchen cabinets, concrete walks and concrete TODAY-—It is some one’s opportunity. i roadways and good size lots. | ' A \ 208 The Dover Corporation Open Sunday, 11 AM. to 6 P.M. Terms 5% Momhiy, inctuding Interest ‘ : N.W Phone Main 6380 Be; Y < i "HOW TO GET THERE . 911 15th Street N. W. one Main Take cars out G St. N.W. marked RIVERDALE, Berwyr, i ) 8 Tract Office Phone—RBethesda 121-R WM S PHlLLlPS i or Laurel or Beltsville and get off at Hoffman’s Store. Hill St., i R \ | o e i [ Brentwood. Any one will direct you to Cottage City. Realtor—Exclusive Agent i . Owne.r and 1409 New York Ave. Main 4600 Chas. M.”nghtbown Builder : e attsville 133- as Sasutoaw oA