Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 23

REALESTATE. courages Mills' apparent intention of rhe grand jury ended a week's work on the Mount case vesterday, {and, reports indicated, was no nearer a solution of the mystery than when | it began its inquir ext week only | morning sessions will be devoted to the Mount case. Seck to ldentify Skeleton. An effort to identify positively the skeleton found under an E pler twelve days ago as that of gmixh(nnl .\lounlr was made ]\Ps,l, night SR e vanston to examine the skeleton nd view the pier under which it s found. The report of the specialists- and experts will be submitted to the grand jury, which also viewed the cll as the skeleton, the . with its initials of cloth and a beside the skel- Search Begun for-41 Who Left School Freshman Disappeared. B the Associated Press, CHICAGO, May 12.—A round-up of forty-one students who left North- western University within four | months after on Mount, fr-mh-i“"l’)“- 3 Esont s St r. Joseph Springer, coroner’s phy- 4, twenty months ay declared identification was fight, his mind. Crowe, s Leod, si who ucted on the th )r)i some might be able to solve the niystery which has decpened since a skeleton was found under a Lake| Michigan pier two weeks ago and tdentifiecd by the Mount family a. that of the missing youth. Another announced purpose .of the to check a statement by Mount. the b dent Seott of the unive - ! sician, positive T Robert jalist in bone o0 decompos mples of the bone also taken to test this theory. William J. Hickson, an author- ity on skull structure, said there was no evidence of a surglcal operation on the head, which Mount ald s performed when he was a child. Separate Inquiry by Trustees. Trustees of Northwestern Univer- night. their meeting police. After the | meeting dent Scott said: i did not meet to talk over the Mount se. but of course one cannot talk 1 one without mentioning the matter. The trustees do not contem making a separate investiga- Dr. order is| Mrs. 3. L.g that Presi ity told he sixteen students were expelled the class rush. Tresident S denied th wed him cand jury will resume its in- denied ind Jure willn il & tions Monday nts attributed to her ers to the Ak by the effect that J. Al- former ituation. | i A Dbobhed ha ung woman in her early twenti siding judge and in a calm en men to death High-Grade Experienced Man —to take charge of the rental department of promi- nent real estate firm. Splendid opening for right man. State age and ex- perience. Replies confidential. Address Box 337-S, Star Office. Ohio, 2 ¥ 1o the ¥t M qaid that Libited, no d been taken beoause no after the nplaint was Younz Woman Drawn s rush, whe | by authorities in Akron, his present home, prompted Mr. e to ask District Attorncy Bi he An excerpt anton reads indicates Mills concerning m Katherin vin withholding in- Mount's death advises Mi dviser and dis COR. 7TH AND E STS. N.W. PHONE MAIN 3308 216 Commerce and Savings Bldg. Near 14th & Shepherd Sts. Most attractive home of seven rooms and bath. Hot-water ty. with garage. Best buy in this section Reasonable terr Corner Home in S.E. for Colored Six rooms and $2.600.00—-8300 cash Prominent Corner on U St. N.W. Good bath. Large lot. Near Navy Yard. Price First commercial zone. Can remodel into three stores. investment. .. One of many fine bungalows now for sale and ready for occupancy in this beau- tiful suburb—a suburb that is a real community, not merely a collection of houses. i This charming hillside bungalow, on a shady corner lot, has five rooms— | lavgs ones—so armanged as 1o give the efiect of spaclousness, Beautifully Anished | ivory. | t, with American Ideal hot water heating plant and laundry . reached by stairway. Location near car line. Price $8,250. Easy terms. Liberal discount for cash. Similar bungalow, not so large, with hot air heat, $6,000. Suburban homes of all kinds. Lillie & Hendrick 23 Carroll Avenue, Takoma Park Col. 7152-W Col. 10182 Terms, Fine Old Colonial Home *-Suitable for conversion into apartments . A fine old colonigl residence, in excellent condition, offered “for sale for the first time—an attractive home. having all the . .adyantages of suburban life, coupled with the modern con- veniences of the city—or suitable for conversion into four or five spacious apartments. Located at 623 South Fairfax, an_excellent, well paved street in the outskirts of Alexandria. Contains 16 fine rooms, bath, 2 large porches, hot-water heat, open fireplaccs, electricity, beautiful flower gardens and orchard. Grounds 100x265 ft, This property may be purchased from the owner at a very rice—$8,000—as the estate must be settled. Terms to suit Immediate action is advisable. Open for Inspection Every Day Phone Alex. 542-W P e, low purchaser. N P 227 i {u. £0 in to her. yet they had a feel- {10 wait for her to come out to them. THE EVENING STAR, \VASHINGTOX,_ D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923. By Thornton 'W. Burgess. BEDTIME STORIES Two Sorely Puzzled Young Bears. The headless rush to mect tieir fate, White cautious people wisely wait ~Uld Mother Nature. > ki : | mean? Boxer and Woof Woof, the half-!so angrily? grown young bears who have awak- |heard them and thought they wpre < Vst ney didn’t know wha ened from their winter's sleep alone dn’t dare go back, and now wanted thelr mother, hesi- mehow they couldn’t think of tated for some time at the entrance av o they sat there star- | to their old home under u great wind- | In& foolluhly S| fall in the Green Forest. Mother | Bear was in there. They knew it be- | cause they could smell her. Prob- ably she had spent the winter there They still didn’t understand why she badn't allowed them to spend the | B0 winter there with her. They wanted | gidn j that old windfall with faces in which tright and surprise were mingled in |the funniest way. That volce had been their mother's. They couldn’t They knew it too well on. But what did it hy had she growled at them It must be that she had doubt that. first at each Afall some one at windfall. A nd W un to her, but some couldn't move. There was about her. She s in at perhaps d be bette & that perhaps it would be better | St eave aitun down in his throat, and two or three steps toward fother Bear. Bear growled hurriedly scam- ¥ two | Then So they sat and stared at that en- trance, or shuffled about uneasily, But at last B longer. You k headstrong. & to Woof Woof, and any longer started in But he wasn't more than & in when he sudde g mind, and backed out in such a that he Lumped into Woof Woo nd knocked her over. You ses she | had been close behind him hen both of them took to t heels and almost fell over their own feet hurricd to_get away from t windfa You see from under m[ it had come a decp, angry | ep away from here aid she in a deep, | ¥ down in| ow and always his | grumbly, rumbly ve rom now on Yourselves. I've taught . and if vou remember & ) o) ave A o Boxer and Woof W D8 you have had £ f didn't Then t turne . run Balance ATTENTION! Easy Montly $750 Cash =5 Then slow- | b New Detached Homes Just off Georgia Avenue. Six Rooms and Bath— Open fireplace. All moden improvements. 917-919 Sheridan St. N.W. Open All Day—Salesman on Premises HARRY G. TAYLOR Owner and Builder 13th and Eye St. NW. .. Main 2486 [$500 CASH Balance payable at the rate of $2.25 per day Which includes total interest and monthly payments. New Beautiful Homes T and 36th Street Aristocratic Northwest Move with deposit. DRY CELLAR LAUNDRY DEEP LOT—PAVED ALLEY 0y 6 FINE_ROOMS ELECTRICITY ( FRONT BATH COLONIAL FRONT PORCH BACK PORCH HANDSOMELY PAPERED TAPESTRY BRICK FRONTS At the Right Price for Immediate Sale and 35th Streets, go north to Avenue cars “R" Street, Streets. Drive Street to 35th’ GARAGE GAS Street or tran then west to Street then north These Homes are located near New Western High Sct here, of which about fifty <old. Buy the Home That Will Meet Your Needs WASHINGTON REAL ESTAE COMPANY 728 15th Street N.W. Second Floor Call Main 833; Adams 1514; Columbia 6595 and 1984 1 go to G white section e constructed struction and being a_high-grade strictly 00 new homes t are under cor 6 Rooms and Bath—Brick Garage Facing 14th St. v “ONLY 1 LEFT” 12 Built! 11 Sold! BEFORE COMPLETION! Only $9,500—$500 Underpriced $1,000 Cash. $80 Per Month 4503 to 4525 Arkansas Ave. N.W. (At Buchanan St. Between 13th and 14th Sts.) LOWEST TERMS EVER BEST VALUES FOR - OFFERED ON HOMES THE MONEY WEST IN THIS SECTION OF GEORGIA AVENUE Near 14th Street and conveunient ta hus iine, Beautiful new colonlal briclk house, with garage to match. Houses contain six large reems and tiled bath, hot-water heat, electric jights, hardweed fleors and trim, The kitchen is a model one, equipped with a fine gas range, porcelain drain-board attached to sink. Has extra large pantry, Large back yard, These homes are underpriced to move them quickly and the location, comfort and convenience merit immediate purchase. OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY and don’ here agai 2 She took a few steps toward them and growled that same deep ugly sounding, gumbly, rumbiy growl way down in her throat. Littie shivers of fright chased each other down the backbones of Boxer and Woof Woof. They turned and took to their My, how they did run! by T. W. Burgess.) OFFICERS ORDERED TRIED| me ever see you around BEGIN HUNGER STRIKE ! IN FRENCH PRISON German Reichstag Member aund' Communist Youth Secretary Pro- | test “Illegal” Detention. | | l By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 12—Emil Hoelleln, member of the German reichstag for allf. e Thuringen. and Gabriel Paeri, secre- B Calif, May 12.—lgary of the Association of Communist Federal Judge Oscar A. Trippet over- | Youth, both of whom are among those ruled a demurrer to an indictment |belng held for trial before the high charging Z court of the senate on charges o Tl aix fos Angiles ©SS | committing offenses against the With coms e Army oflcers | security of the state, have begun a ; Tely s160s0ny |hunker strike In La Sante prison, S /Humanite announces today. trike is in protest agaihst “the | d arbitrary sequestration” ! tWo men. leven of tho trial, including Marc . were released on personal! recognizance last Monday _ ‘s casier for a fool to ask ques- * | tions than it is for a wise man to| of the lered the cas walting ¢ defendants Park—a zoned and restricted section of social ability and enhancing value. Ixhibit house 2826 Con- necticut Ave. . You will find in_these properties complete city homes of two stories, attic, breakfast and inclosed sleeping porches, 3 baths, showers, maid's room with bath. The lots are 24 feet front, with the semi-detached houses 29 fcet front. Brick garages for two cars. : The prices are most reasonable. The terms liberal—$2,000 cash and $150 per month, including all interest. Of this sum $94 is an_average monthly saving. Larger cash payments reduce the monthly payments. All cash may be paid. g Your Own Broker or Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Woodward Building, 15th and H Sts. A ) 2 . FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS * Rockville Road Opp. Chevy Chase Circle—One Fare 220 Prospect Place If you are looking for a Beautiful New Suburban Home at a saving of at least $3,000, be sure to inspect the above before buying. Eight rooms, two baths, shaded and screened. None better built. Red Spanish tile roof, large grounds. Easy terms. See M. A. BECKHAM. Phone West 200. LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS 4 SOLD Jameson-Built Homes 231 to 255 Only two squares from beautiful Lincoln Park. Six large rooms, tile bath, H.-W.-H., electric lights, double hardwood floors, large closet in each buiit-in_ice box, was servant’s toilet, double rear porch, wide cement front porch and other extras Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday - SRegs For Sale By A. JAMESON 7222 THOS. A 1 906 New York Ave. N.W. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Main 5526 727 7 MANOR PARK | An Opportunity to Purchase in an Exclusive Community of County Estates Cottage sites in the Maner Park estate ofier the best features in a suburban home, The. original tract is intersected by the 27-hole golf course of the Manor Club, with its beautiful club house and rounds, covering oyer 200 acres, leavinq a restricted area fi\rnugh which winding drives make available a number of beautifully weoded sites, W The highest elevation near Washington—five hundred feet abeve the business district—insures a caal summer heme and provides beautiful views of the Rock Creek Valley and for miles acrass Montgomery County, Developed incidentally ta the club, suitable restrictions as to purchasers and iniprovements are imposed. Liberal terms and prices to the right purchasers arc made possible by the fact that the sections offered were thosc of the original estate not required by the club, and the primary purpose is to develop about the club a congenial community. Located in Montgomery, County, on the main state road leading out of Sixtcenth Street, eight miles north of the Dis- trict Line at Silver Spring, the property is accessible by motor in forty minutes from the White House. For Information Apply Manor Park Roqm 806, Evans Building REAL ESTATE. 5201 Colorado Ave. An Unusually Fine Home, Containing 10 Rooms and 3 Baths Lot Fronting Over 100 Feet on Two Streets Open Sunday WEAVER BROS., Realtors 735 15th St. N.-W. Main 1821 At Cottage City $5,550 to $6,250 DESCRIPTION 5 rooms, bath, cellar, furnace heat, electric lights, gas range, kitchen cabinets, concrete walks and concrete roadways and good size lots. Terms $500 to $750 Cash $50 to $55 Monthly, Including Interest HOW TO GET THERE Take cars out G St. N.W. marked RIV or Laurel or Beltsville and get off at Hoffn Brentwood. / one will direct you to Cotta 3 Owner and Chas. M. Lightbown, ‘s Tel. Hyattsville 133-W Post Office, Mt. Rainier, Md. # A Home Within Your Reach! MATHEWS WOODS New Subdivision in Chevy Chase, D. ( $1,000.00 Cash Will Pay for Any Lot in the Subdivision, and BUILD YOUR HOUSE Without Further Cash Payment it you buy a lot in this subdivision for $1,000, we will build your house with no further cash payment on Your part ‘Will sell on terms—18c or 20c a square foot, payable 20% down and 2% a month. This price includes the sewer and cement road. HOW TO REACH PROPERTY Chevs Chase car 1o the Circle and walk on Western Avenue to Rt Street, follow Rittenhouse Street fo the Real Estate Office by the big sign in'front of the Purple Iris Tea House COME OUT SUNDAY Salesmen. On Property All Day, and Daily After 3 P.M. If Sunday is not convenient, phone us for appointment * and we will call for you and drive you out. GERTRUDE VAN HOESEN With Quinter, Thomas & Co. Phone Main 8416 819 Fifteenth Street v, / / ?// Hrrgy $8,250 | On Easy Terms Will Secure One of Theqe Desirable Brookland Bungalows | Now Completed : 1440, 1500, 1502 Kearney St. N.E. Open Daily and Sunday TO INSPECT ‘Take Brookland car to Monroe street and 12th, walk south on 12th to Kearney, then east to 15th. Take Rhode Island avenue car to 17th. North on 17th to Kearney and west to 15th, % 77 V. T. H. BIEN, Inc. 3118 11th St. N.W 9:36-9637 “Homes of the Better Class” Cal.