Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1923, Page 31

AUCTIONS. N— e ————— FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued Continued. - “REASONABLY PRICED HOMES” “Which Can Be Putchased on Easy Terms.” TWO-FAMILY FLAT, N. NORTHWEST, $7.500. 350. Retween (wo beautiful public parks. Eplendid opportunity for home and fnvest- ick that you will take pri ment. Located in good m.e. section. Five . Bix rooms and modern bath, ha: fooms and bath each. separate heating plants, rs, front and double rear orches: cellar and front and back entrances. Priced modern from cellar to attl rage. A 20 Jow for immediate sale on reasouable terms. foot house on excellent lot in wection where Room for double garage. 20 Rbr cent of people are home owmers; $1,500 cash and $75 per month or equity cash SOUTHEAST. $7,500. $01.25 per month. in_hest wection of se. OVERLOOKING GOVT. RESERVATION—$§7,250. feven rooms ot water heat, electric lights: house in excellent comition; conven- In northwest. A real bargain in a cosy fent terms can be arranged. home, excellent condition. Sit well pl d rooms and bath. electric lights, eolonial fron NORTHEAST. $8,500. The very house you are looking for. On A Jhiome in perfect condif#on, ready to move most attractive terms. into. Six large rooms and. tiled bath; hard- NORTHWEST—VACANT, Wood trim: beautiful flonrs; gurage on wide $8,250. Can be delivered Immediately on settiement. alles: $1.000 cash and $54 mouth on 2nd trust. A Largain. On wide Do not oveflook a chance like this. Sit rooms, reception hall, bath: modern: foom for garage. Ownet has ‘put house in nice condi- tion. Can e bought on terms As low as §300 cash. These and other homes on our large list are ready for inspection at any time. Just call for appointment. CHAS. D. SAGER, Rentor and Builder of Fine Homes, 924 14th St. NNW THE BEST BUYS IN MODE BRICK HOME! $50.00 A MONTH. Six-room modern brick overlooking Soldiers’ Home. water heat, electricity, open fireplace, sleeping porch, room for garage. A bright cheerful home at a great bargain $75.00 A MONTH. New simroom brick house near Western High School. All modern conveniences. Very attractive. Only $1,00000 cash payment. Main 36. Main 37. $75.00 A MONTH. An unusual opportunity to secure *a practically new and thoroughly modern seven-room-—4 bedrooms—house in Pet- worth. Hot-water heat, concrete potch garage. The rent from two rooms would go a long way toward meeting -the payment. Dollars put into such homes go into partnership with you \and help you to earn more dollars. Come talk it over with us, we can help you finance your home, and we always have money-| making buys for small investors j WM. L. MOORE & CO., INC. 1406 H Street N. W. Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Main 6894 NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY. SILVER SPRING SOUTH WOODSIDE Drive Out 16th Street, Pass Walter Reed Uospital, By Way of Alaska Avenue and Georgia Avenue Extended i To Silver Spring and South Woodside. and bath Bungalow.. Snaaneon and bath Bungalow... and bath Bungalow.. and bath Bungalow.................. and bath Bungalow with Built-in Garage. 6-room and bath Two-story House.... 5-room and bath Tapestry Brick Over T large unfinished attic . 8-room and 2-bath, 2-apartment Frame House, with separate entrances and_porches S e 9,800 7-toom and 2-bath, 2-story Tapestry Brick Over Tile..11,500 Large lots, good trees, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, sanitary plumbing, electric lights, built-in garages, city water, concrete sidewalks to electric cars, well built stone roads. IALL CASH PAYMENTS LIBERAL TERMS NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO, Incorporated. ) ¥ Washington Office S 7 1633 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. L Main 9716 and 6152 B. Houston McCeney i : Sales Office on Georgia Avenue Extended immediatcly north of Silver Spring—Open every day and evening. TAKOMA PARK—$600 Cash; $80 I’crnI\Lonth' e u ’ A by bandsome trees, ix wituated o This charming fiveroum DUnEAL N i ag for fwers and ahrubbety. It 1a hollt Wwith he finest guaranteed Eiastica finish. A large front porch and many little special con- veniences. Vacant and ready fof immediate occupancy. Trice $7,750. OVERLOOKING SOLDIERS’ HOME—$8,000 - Vacant and ready for immediate occupaney: & very attractive colonial-style tapestry bric Tt h.. elec. Tights and hardwood flonrs: 6 sizable rooms and plenty of pore Tentire Douse recently redecorated throughout. A beautiful location; a fine housc. terms. Eaxs CHEVY CHASE—Between the Clubs, $10.‘,5(l 0 S ———— ' “narming house in Chevy Chase, regardless of size. than . T e e e, Junt meen Teduced $1:000 for quick sale. ' A word picture will you a_very meager idea of how comple |f « ivating the shrubbery and flowers, vel- vety lawn, vstone walks and antomobile eway which form the setting for the hotse, Ttself 8 true example of colonial architecture.” If there ever was a bargain, this i= it. Sce it now before it is snapped ap. SAL JL’S ADDITION—$9,500 e el i o not hesi o investizate this beautiful home. traly the best huy on the marke! D e ettt b o iy g-claxe eloceiical Nxtures, paryiet foors. down- stairs, large fr luo wleeping and brenkfast porches; deep lot to wide alley: ample garage ) is in perfect coudition; vacant, and inmediate possession may he obtained. JUST ONE BLOCK FROM LINCOLN PARK—$6,500 Yery sitractive brick home, in perfect condition througheut: colonial front porch end deep 1ot to alley, affording ample space for garage. Fouse contains 8 rooms, moders heating plant and many other attractive features. Easy terms. PETWORTH— 4 Bedrooms, $12,950 In the heart of Petworth: most attractive wemi-detached corner residence. surrounded with teautiful hedge and parking. Honse is in pink of condition glagsed and screened slesping porch and breakfast porch: spactous front porcl h.; elec. lights: hardwood foors; scresns and awnings for entirs house. 1'nquestionably a real buy. Low terms. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS—$14,500 Ten rooms and twe haths: hw.h.. elec. Tights; house 1% in one of the best sections of the city onse in the neighborhood. ROOMING HOUS “Th ! ..$5,000 .-5,250 <. 5500 .. 6500 ile Bungalow, . 9.700 S5-room S-room S-room S-room 6-room ver Spring Office Columbia 9821 E. Brooke Lee k ) age spAce; lot - *i) feet deep. Thix 1s at least 32,000 below any similar Near 17th and Pennsylvania avenue iness proposition, situated In a gection which unquestionably Bas ax bright a future y property in Washington. There are 14 rooms and 2 haths in this house: h.-w.h. and le 1ights: the frontags feet, an exceptional width. e present Income 1n $225 per month, allowing 4 tooms for the present owner occupaut. We will gladly show you the property S. PHILLIPS WILLIAM 15th & K Sts. N.W. Phone Main 4600 MEMBER OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. S LR —— SHANNON & LUCHS 713 14th Street N.W. SEMI-DETACHED HOME. NEAR 14th STREET CAR LINE. 1a n deslrable section of the city, & vers fine six-room home, practically new, well con- atructed and in frst-class condition. Semi-detached. The house has hot-water heat, elec. tricity and gaw, front &nd double rear porches and hardwood fioors. The rme s most réason- able and terms can he arranged. P’hone our sales department for an appointment to inspec! A CORNER PETWORTH HOME—$9,000. One of the most desirable corner homes In Petworth, located on a wide avenue, only a short nce feom Grant circle. Center-hall plan of six large rooms and tiled bath, hot-water hardwood floors and trim, electric 1ights and, of special note, large living and dining The price is reasonable and we A&k you to inspect at once. NORTHEAST—$8,500. A peach of a six-room and tiled bath house in very good condition. conveniently located jn & desirable scction of the northeast. Double rear porches, electricity and gas, heating plant in first-class condition and a twocar cement garage on deep lot. Terms can be arranged e e = = A FINE NORTHWEST LOCATION. e Mave a six-room-and-bath house, with front and two screened-in rear porches: house of most pleasing English design, well constructed of stone and half timber and in the very pink of condition. Hardwood Hoars fu perfect condition. Hot-water heat, electric Hghts and & garage. The price, $11,500, Is reasonable, and an inspection can be arrauged by calling Aain 2345, i G = . COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—$14,000. A peach of a nine-room-and-two-bath (five bedrooms) house, in_good condition and very well constructed; located in a very fine section of the city, just off 16th st.: convenient to Jath st. car and 16th st. bus service: hot-water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors; also two-car cement-block gafage. We feel that this offer is a good one, well worth your seri i SEMI-DETACHED BRICK—$9,350. Think of it, being ahle to buy a modern six-room house with side windows good ax & corner, at a much lower pric fe & most Attractiv Main 2345. rooms. Just as The home is up to date in every respect, includi fot-water heat, electric lights, laundry tubs, front and rear porches agd & dandy sleeping porch. Duilt-in garage, open fireplace, ete. Phone now for farther details. FOUR-BEDROOM HOME JUST OFF SIXTEENTH STREET. In one of the best residential sections of the cit; n eight-room home in electricity and gas, hot-water heat, hardwood fioors & one-car garage. fome of most pleasing brick constriction. Terms can be arranged. Price, $13, g CHEVY CHASE, D. C. w4 DETACHED BRICK—LOT 70-FOOT FRONT. Tlere is an exceptional opport n this beautiful suburb. This home fn out of the ordinsry class because 1t was bullt for & home and not merely to sell, it is detached on a 70-foot lot and is bullt entlerly of brick, with te toof. It containd rooms; Is modérn, of course; concfete front porch and & garage to match house, wn. inspection liy appointment. Phone now. CLEVELAND PARK—$15,000. A_most desirable, brand-new house, completely detached, of six large rooms and bath, aleo two sleeping and a_breakfast porch, located on a 50-by-133-foot lot. Entirely modern, of course: Ras electricity and hardwood floors, ho cement fromt porch. s copper screened throughou built-in bookcases @active features. SHANNON & LUCHS, 713 14th Street N.W, condition; foot front Main 2345, 3 Hot- | THE EVENING FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSER, OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE Continued, Continued, PHELPS Realtors $10,000—CHEVY CHASE Unusnally attractive Californts bungalow, delightfully situated, and baving a well improved lot 60x125. It contains five exceptionaily large rooms, tile bath, solld oak floors, old _colonial fireplace, many tasty decorations, @ mumber of unessal festures, large’ porch, hot-water heat, electric lights, " Very reasonable terms: posses Just been reduced on thia propeity, and we consider it o ‘splendia $11.000—NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE A well situsted downtown property offcred nt a very salable price. Three-story, bay.window brick, containing nine large rooms, {wo modern baths, electric lights, sev- eral open fireplaces. large closets, etc. Excellent condition trougliout. Room for ga- rage. Terms and possession. $10,950—ON* THE HEIGHTS WEST OF 14TH A location that will please you. Comparatively mew two-story brick with four bed- rooms on second floor. n fireplace in Hving room: hardwood floors: breakfast po tile bath; many individual features; hot-water -heat; electric lights; ample gei space. Owger will give prompt possession and sell on terms. $18,500—CONN. AVE. AND R STS. Four-story white stone front dwelling. situated one-half block off Connecticut ave. A very convenient and exclusive netghborhood three huths, oak flots, weveral open firaplaces: linen closet’ with built'tn drawers: muld's room; hand added convenuces, etc. Vacant and ready for occupancy. Gara $21,000—CHEVY CHASE Circumstances necessitate immediate sale of this beautiful detached home. comparatively new. individual and artistio—of English colonial type design. Wouder- ful living room, 20x35, with lurge open fireplace; spacious dining room. pantry and kitchen. Four delightful bedrcoms: two complete baths, one with shower; attic with finished mald’s room. ~ There are xulid oak floors thronghout and several unususl fea- tures not contained in the average howe. Modern in every detail. Garage in keeping with house. An unenrpassed location, only a block and a half off Com. ave. $8750—NORTH CLEVELAND PARK A semi-detached brick dwellicg that can be purchased on terms of $1,000 eash ay an inftial payment . There are six large, bright I bath. front , two open fireplaces, station- vant's toilet. double pantry ‘(very large kitchen), extia closets, hot-water lights. Exccilent tion. A’ very good buy. $6,250—NORTHEAST Termx $750 caxh, monthly payments §37.50, incinding all interest: new colonial type brick dwelliug, conveniently sifuated In a strietly white nelghbirhood near public chool, ete. Nix rooms. tile” hath. hot-water heat, electric lights. Lot 130 ft. deep to paved alley. Aw excellent propisition and sn opportunity fo offset the high rents. Let us show it to you at once. BOSS & PHELPS The Home of Homes Realtors GRUVE A At Six and e | 1t is | | Main 4340 1417 K St. N.W. R-BUILT HOMES. and Park rd t roomis. one and two baths. Fage in each house Large porclies Every modern consentemce. Reawonahis priced. Eaxs terms. Owner. Main 4072, or any broke: 16th Strect Highlands An absolute hargain in a detached home, lo- cated within one square of 1Atl st. and only a short distance above the 16th St. reservoir. It 1s of hollow-tile construction, with elastico finish, and contains & large bright rooms, tile bath, large front and two rear porches, e lights. h.-w. h., hardwood floors; large lot 65x 1 with an abunda of shrubbery and a ce. We believe th x properts will e sold Uhe Brat serjons home-weekar fnwpecting it Price only $14,750. Terms arranged. Hedges and Middleton, Inc,, 1334 I S N.W. Realtors Erank. 9503, Northeast Bargain. beautiful street overleoking Lincola : ten large rooms. two baths, Fape: aliy suitable for doctor Owner leaving town will sacrifice LEO F. HAIN 425_Rond_buflding. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 1, 1408 to 1416 Quiney st nw. | houses. & rooms.” Lath, garage. p [ prices ‘ana_terma reasonable; for | hroker ‘or owue b, IRWIN NEW HOUSES. $7.500. DBt ot iare v a taalsaus | the southeast, near the Eastern High | Colanlal Teont Borches na_double Fref | 1]\\:-\4 fibn\';».. 'I\‘ 2nd $65 per mon Hedges & Middleton, Inc 1334 H St N Franklin 9305, on a P 1S SPITE OF THE RISING MARKET We can sell this Chevy Chase. D. C.. brick | bungalow for $11.500. " Hax six roou's and | bath, bow.h, gas and_elec. h.w. floors throughout, fireplace, lot 50%150, improved by bearing kitchen garden: reaxonable terms. MORGANE. MORGAN & CO., 923 10th &1 N.W. Phone Franklin 1320, Evenings phone Franklin 1863 or West 503-%. $11,000 A splendid offering in a modern home. cated apposite Saul's Addition. 1t ia compnra- new and containe four hedroome, juclud ‘tnclosed and _plastered siceping . tile Ith, concrete front and lower rear { porclies, attic. open fireplace, electric lights, {h.w.h., oak Moors and all improvements. Thin was bullt by onc of Washington's best rooms, arranged as fwo apartments, one of which will rent for ax all modern im- s and all the rooms are large and well ¢ provements and will be sold to the first comer FOR SALE—COLORED. Near Central High School Attractive Six-room brick home with Rood back yard io alley In exceilent condition. Price only- $3,000. Small Cash Payment. Balance Like Rent. J. DALLAS GRADY. 3rd Fioor Maryiand bldg. 1410 H Ke. N.W. Mot Member Washineton _lieal Estate Board. Io- Hedges and Middleton, Inc. 1834 H St . Realtore Frank. 8308, NR. 18th & COLUMBIA RD. $9.500. Near everything, eolonial bric rooms and batli, sleeping porc heating : elec.: Jot 20x13: newly papered Nereens, awn ingn” and houss ent condition; immediate possession; terms. ALBERT R. CALDER, fain 3978, Woodward bldx. _ Col. 4305, $500 CASH; EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. A real buy near Soldiers’ Home. with six VACA} Near Senate Office Bldg. $6,830. Terms. bright i Seven large rooms and bath; telectric lights, new fixtures; newly papered and painted; plumbing and roof in excellent condition. J. DALLAS GRADY, 322 Maryland Bldg., 1410 H St. N.\W. Main 727. Member Washington Real Estate Board. RHODE ISLAND AV Near North Capitol. Fine home of 9 large | roomw, with tile bath. Hot-water heat and electrictty. N'ce back yard on paved alley. | with room for garage. ~Owner leaving city Will sacrifice m’g'mr: le at $9,500. Main i IRVING ST. N.W. NR. 14th. | “Nine 1arge rooms. with tie bath. Hot- Excellent two Al S ear brick_gary Price, $13.500. Terms ar- | NEAR 20th AND KLINGLE | : ROAD—S815.500. ranged.Main 97 One of the best buys on the market today. | N R DUPONT CIRCLE. 9 roome, 2 baths. Hardwood floors, h.-w.h.. An English basement house. comsiting of front and back pos screens and awnings. 20" roomw and 4 baths. Hot-water heat and ectricity. Room for g aved al' aitable for fasilonable Tow instantaneous hot-water heater. celling dining room. built-in fireproof e. Lo 209100. _Immediate possession. | Priced below tiie market at Terms NEAR WOODLEY RD. AND | arraneed. Mnin' o755, i WANTED T0 BUY—HOUSES. 38th ST. Just Being Completed, WANTED—FROM OWNER, MODERN SE 8 rooms, 2 bathx, h . _electri 10 ten room house in goo northwest lor price o obfect, but must be good valu stantaneous hot-water heater. Hardwood fl throughout. Can be sold $1 $2.000 o dress_Hox Star office. {FACING SOLDIERS’ HOM M Tigh: Convenient terms. who can meet the terms PERCY 425 Rond Building. New ‘These new homes, strees oad set far new hous I.. BARH N AM, 1 3 Homes Iocated just off 16th present the utmost in are two-story tapestry . “having 8 rooms of un- titul bathe with 1l walls tinted and p: rge kitchen with onepiece sink and Kitchen" cabinet. Large living room open fireplace and English colonial stairwa and a mumber of other attractive feature Price. 18, Reasonable terms. Hedges and Middleton, Inc. 1834 H Rcaltors. _ Franklin 930 | ] i i 1920 Penna. Ave. N.W. CHESAPEAKE BEACH Choice bay front lots for sale at Washi fon's most popular bay resort. Attractis prices and terms. Al conveniences; good [oyieg relisble waia service ovar Chesspeake Behch R. R. Write or phone for descripti BAUMAN & HEINZMAN, City Officé: 1504 H 8t. N.W. Phone Main 3500. on_Roardwalk at AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. . NOTES, AUCTIONEEE. Regular sale of farniture, household good: floor covering and other miscelluneons goodu at our salesroom, 033 La. ave. Tuesday, Sept. 4. 8t 10 a.m.. Teruw cash. 1. NOTES, Auct. THOS. J. OWEY & SON. AUCTIONEERS. TrFustedsl SI‘; of le our-, ireproof Gar: With Elovator "and Fepels Shop, Including Two Stores, Premises 1256 to 1262 Wiscon- ;)incAve. N.W.,, Washington, Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4718, follo 341 et meq the land records of the District of Colum. a_and at the request of the party sccured thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at ublic ."in feont of the premises, e 3 FOURTH DAY OF AEMBER,” AD. 1923, AT FIVE O'CLOCK | P.M., the foliowing déscribed land and prem- ises, 'situate in the city of Washington, Dis. trict of Columbia, and designated as and befng parts of lots numbered elghts-seven (87) ana | eighty-eight (88) fn wquare numbered twel hundred and eightoen (1219). formerly way d forts-elght (48) in Teatty and Ha Addition to Georgetown.” described Begioning for the same on the east mbered eighty-elght (85). 18 riy from ‘the eouthwest corner onsin avenue and N st.: running tience southeasterly with the westerly line of Wis. consin avenue, 68 feet, 4 fches o the north. erly line of the land ‘eo arden by deed recorded o follo 220 of the land 1 minites west wide allay: of sald alley fo the line established by deed dated July Tth, 1453, and recorded in Liber JOA. @R at follo 429 of the land records f ‘the District of Colambia, Tntersecting the ‘ast line of said alley 42 feet, 9 inches south from the south line of N' ot and thence aions | min Offce. ginning. 8o Ject to use of wall erccted on the north line of sbore described land as provided In said deed recorded in Liber J. A. 8, 63. at folio 420, The wbove described property is now designated on the Looks of the swsessor of ¢ District of Columbia for taxation pui poses in square 1218; togetlier with the | Terms of *ale: One-third of the purchas money to be paid in cash, balance in 1 tnxtaliments., payabie’ fn one and %, with {uterest at € per centum per payable semi-annually, from day of . secnred e deed of trust upon the property wold, or all cash. at the option of thne pur- clager. A deposit of $1,000 will be required at time of sale. All converancing, recording, | resenue stamps, ete.. at cost of purchaser. | Terms of sale to be complied with withiu | fitteen deys from day of wale, otherwise the | tustee rexarves the Hght to femell the prof Py at The rivk and comt of defaulting pu v, after five day vertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Wask- foxton. .. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST C( Trust By WILLIAM D. HOOVER, President. (Seal ) Atte F. PERCIVAL WILSON, Sccretary. 2u22-d5ds.exSu FUTURE DAYS. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO. RTORY FRAME DWELLING, MO. 1319 9th ST NW By virtue of cortain deed of trut dated November 7, 1922. and being_fostrument No. recorded Feleuars 6. 1923, among the land records of the Diatrict of Columbin. and At the request of the party secured therehy, the undersigned trustees will sell, at anction in fro THE 1828, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0°CLO foilowinz deseribed land and in fhe District of € as and_being the north & 1 aouth 7 feet of 1ot § in Of'wquare 399, as per Diat recorded in Liher . 'at foilo 21, of the records of the office of tlie surveyor for the D) of Columbi sale: One-half case and & in one and fwo years securod by & deed the property eold. or all cash at pur- option: $200 deposit required upon ¢ bid. Conv Tecorfing tamps at pure ‘ost. Terms | of anle 1o be compiied with within 30 da. oF depostt’ forfaited : HERRERT T. &1 U. 8. MARSHAL SALE Br virtue of a writ of flerl facis isaned of the elerk’s office of the juvenile court for | the District of Columbia and to me d'rected, | 1 will sell at public sale for cash in front of the Avor, west wing, D st between nw. Washington B . THURSD. Fight. title Osuond, enl it: Lot | ed by rick dwelling | . siezed and levied upon as ght. tifle. claim and_interest of the | Aubrey H. Osmond, fn and to said | d sold to satisfy out D. A . and Aubres H. SNYDER, 8. Mar AUTOMOBILES By Auction AT WESCHLER’S, U i ! | i WEDNESDAY, Commencing 12 Noon; sepd.4 ! ! | i ] FROM OWNER to 12 room house: in | must” be_reasonable: Address Box 851, Star ofice. : NT R T0 10 KOOM HOUSE 1N H- 6 rooms and bath, h-wh, electricit Heithen et ek I WA | Iaundrs tubs, front and back bogches, alle on Heig reasonably priced. s $60 u montlh paysMnterest and e An excellent buy \ SINGTON, MD. ‘ 8 roms and bath. Furnace heat, electricity. | Lot T5x130. Very best section of Kensington. " ROOM | Price, $5,000. Small cash payment. s 9th NEAR Q. e . 2 baths, howh. elec: alles; Can be sold for $15,000 ED—FROM OWNER, 6 TO e in Petworth section: sbout $9.00 nt_once. Address Box 81-B. Star of 10 rooms, store on st floor. Submit offer. JOHN T. WILLIAMS, 817 13th St. N.W. Main 413, PETWORTH BARGAIN Beautiful corner home at 8th and Decatur Combines the featutes of an_excellent that of a real bargam. Seven h heat,” electriclty. on K or L'sts. bet. 9th and 14th sts; no business property. IRENE STRODE, 804 H. WILL PAY A FOR house, good northeast or southeast locatio: price”avout. $1,000. Address Box 20 ce. TO 10 ROOM HOUSE IN ANY GOOD SEC- tion: have a good cash puyment and can make substantial _monthly rayments. Would like poseession within 60 days. Main 7552. 1343 H _st. n.w., room i | i IF_YOU HAVE A LOW-PRICED mwrsr.l fuside of the District, for eclored or white, ! that vou want the cashi for it, call me. Frank: | iin_5993. until 9§ THE_J0S! J:Pi1_SHAPIRO CO.. 914 N. Y. ave, FOR COLORED—VACANT. Corner house, 6 rooms and bath: fur. heat: | 5T Us LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR BALE newly papered; gas light. Can be handled onl o for rent; large list of prospects. UNION § $750 cash. See us at once, as this will not! REALTY CORPN., 1410 G st. m.w. Main be on the market long. MS JOHN T. WILLIA 817 _i4th 8t N.W. Main 4613, Capitol Hill. "The finest home in this section. Located on WILI FAT ALL CASH FOR HOUSES FOR eolored; will consider either frame or brick M sny section of Washington. Maln 2730. Con- tinental Trust bldg.. room | HOUSE. NORTE OR SOUTHEAST SEC- MA. ave. between Gth and 7th 8 large ! tion: brick or frame: from $3.000 to $3,000: rooms, glassed-in_porches; colonial fron will pay from $1,000 to $1,500 cash. Please hardwood floors throughout: instantaneous | det me know ut once what sou have, Room, | bew “cold storage room; servant's toilet; | 219 McGill hide. grery modern convemlence’ beam, cellingn < T0 NINE 1OOM HOME: any zood sec- fireplaces, etc. Wonderful home for profes- | tion in the Dist Phone Main 7729, Rt man. T DENIRE To TUY A SEVEN 70 NINE = . room house, preferably two n Cleveln iea A1 . Park or Chers se, near Comnecticut ave. Near Lincoln Park ; This cozy 6-room home will please you. 1 prefer a good lot if poksible with trees and | tonfal _front shrubbers. Can pay $2,000 cash. vullt-in ga: 291-A. Star_office. tion, mot over $16, preferably 2 “mr::lid .f:gkmtf; . tached 6r semi-detached. Have 31,300 cash. ! lights; colonial front, built-In ‘ga 1 block Co- concrete cellar: furnace heat;, $7.500; terms. Address Rox 200-A, tar office. | WE HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS FOR . well located downfown homes &t prices from $10,000 to $15.000. on redsonable terms. Let ave full ‘particulars at_once. il PRATHER & ROBINSON, 14-515-516 Bond Rldg., 14th and N Y. Ave. Matn 442, WANTED HOUSES AND WUSINESS PROP- eriy for buyers; all sections of Washington. Listing your property with ux will bring rc- sults. - Our representative will call. Carley & Edwards, Inc., Res) Estate and Business Brosers, o wt._n. e Rave everal clieats who des're houses COLORED. on pagment plan. Joe C. Brown, 916 N. Y. ave. naw. OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE | ~ Edgewater Beach 1 3 Water.front lots on ealt "-':; 3 oseh: . Bond h Northeast. . A Aelightful new @-room bungalow with every modern convenience; hardwood floors; lot 50x158 to alley; numerous large shade trees. Bargain at $7,750; easy terms. Southeast. H Large 6.room home near Pa. are.. 1 crete cellar, stationary tubs, furaace he ¢ double rear porches; $5.730; cash, $300. H Near 10th and Pa. Ave. S.E. A 9-room home; bath; electric lights; fif location: renting ' three rooms will pay all payments; only $7,600; $1,000 cash and $60 per month. Saul’s Addition. Bungalow of 8 large rooms, beautiful loea- tion, oné block 1 3 car 'line; large lot: gai 004 buy at $12,500. GARMAN BRO 1406 G N.W. 817 Phone . o8 Sk 'S | ‘Address Box | ey C.G. Sloan & Co. Inc. { _Aucu., 715 13th St. Large Sale *435TERED of Household Goods and Office Furniture At Public Auction Within Our Galleries, 715 13th St. Wednesday, September 5th, 1923 At 10 AM. Terms—Cash. C. G. SLOAN & Co,, Inc., Aucts. -4 i i i STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1923. EDUCATIONAL. NATIONAL SCHOOL FINE & APPLIED ART FELIX MAHONY, Director. Main 1760 Conn. Ave. and M “Study Art With a Purpose” Day and Evening Classes Children’s Saturday Class Our 8th-Month Professional Fundamental Course fits you to accept a position in In- terior Decoration, Costume and Textile Design, Color or Commercial Drawing. Classes N.ow !"onm'ng Beginning Monday, October 1st National University Law School 818-820 13th Street N.W. 55th Year Begins October 1, 1923 asses 6:30 p.m." to 8:30 p.m. Secretary’s office in the school building now open for registration. For cata- log or other information, write or telephone Main 6617 or Franklin 2909. Places in the classes reserved for qualified students entering the school for the first time in the order of their registration. Emerson lnsti‘tute (Established 1852 1738-40 P St. N.W. FOR BOYS, YOUNG MEN, WOMEN Opportunity is knocking at your door. A twelve-month ses- sion — a twelve-hour day — a chance to get schooling whatever your occupation. Prepare for colleges, govern- ment academies, consular and diplomatic services. Women's Department—evening only—co-ordinate with, but sepa- rate from men’s catalogue. Phone Franklin 4463. Winslow H. Randolph Angus McD. Crawford Principals and Proprietors. R ESCRTS. - 3 MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. G. PACKING, SHIPPIN F_2475 rmn';;nnng_ WOVING SYORAGE KRlEG‘sEx"PREss PACKING SHIPPING 1386 B 8t W.W. daiz %18 RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Bi. Charies Pl. & Beach. Fresh und wea water bathe: run. T fu_rooms; el Speclal_September rates. Cosch at trains. A. E. Wagner. Prop.W. R. Layton. Mer. ZASWILTSHIRE Virginia_ Av., near Beach. Rooms with Funning wa | maM Ow TABORIN| rooms.. Special September Owner mana; i American plas. r and privas 3._CoL MARYLA RURAL HOME, ON WEST RIVER AND Chesapenke B bathing. fishing: large lawn, c porches, big open dining room, couveniences, ex- cellent food, music for dancing: Gentiles omly. Wilte for booklet. Mrs. Matilda Nowell, Gbady Side. 3d. Phone West Eiver 2 73 - sephes OCEAN_CITY, MU. Cb[.ONlAL HOTEL Oo tosrdwalk: nmnllls WRLeT in every room. PAvate baths_Rooklet, Ownership management. { HIGHVIEW HOTEL—Tue coolest piace on the ! besch: rates reaxonable: good service: motor ‘rl for Ih\lu-rmlr-. Chesapeake Beach. Md. "Hotel Braddock Braddock Helghts, Md. miles from Waslington on National high- Beautiful scenery. Moderate rates. room service unexcelled. Sunday din- pecialty. Special September rates. M. J. CROGHAN. Mamager. Braethorn Cottage Opp. park. Low rates after Sept. 4 MRS. (. = e September and Octoner are the Two Prettiest Monthx in the Mountains— Make Your Heservations Now. e Hees Bryce’s Hillside Cottages (Near Orkney Springs), I'. 0., Macuni Cottmges with fneioved klecping poreiicx Earden rooms.” bungalows, campiog £ Mineral bath: i ol | things o ent | white. service.’ ort near Bluemont on Slenan ¥, mountain snd water acen ground. | Mauriee F. Cistleman. Berryv | € tes' walk to Casino, country club and golf links, large, airs rooms, Write for rat W. VA, — _HARPERS ¥ HILL TOP HOUSE HARPERS FERRY. W. VA. Over thirty years under same managemest, with the same reputation. On account of Sunday crowds. when conves- fent, please nhunoT!nr Sunday SPANISH S1oidion Spatn—Coosersational ~ Method. Rapld Progress. 1317 F st. n.w. M. 36R5. LEARN IN 30 DAYS TO BECOME AN EXPERT STENOGRAPHER. FRED Am R what we l‘lm Register Tuesda 30-Day Business College Branch School, Baltimore. 340 Eye St. Main 8485, Learn Gregg Shorthand. Take private lessons from expert teachers. 1209 Kenyon at. n.w. Phone Adams 1388, se: Washington College of Law Co-Educational Twenty-Seventh Year Opens September 26 ion, $100 Pcr Annum Beoss 10 AM. to 12, or 5:15 to T Confers Degrees LL. B., LL. M. and M. Ofice Hours—10 to Tui Accountancy and Business Administration Gradustes of the Institnte are found everywhes i profesdional Accountancy practice (¢ b A7 and T exocutive pouitions in Hainem formoon and aariy-aveninz clames am Telphone Main 8260 for Bulktin Trassportation Building. 17(h awd H Streets, N. W. | Washiagtez, D. C. SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS Touch Typewriting. '‘The Best for Less.” 30-Day Stenographic School Earoll Now—Day and Evening_Classes. On “G" mr. 14th—1338 “‘G"'—Main 287 Private Lessons in a Tungua Expecial atn stupid unwilling pup Jonas, 14 Hopkink st. n.w. Call or write, George Wa-lll'ingi‘o;‘ - University Law School Co-Educational Member of Association of American Law Schools 59th Year Begins September 26th. Strict standards. Most approved method of instruction Full courses both «afternoon. Optional morning classes Forenoon classes 00 to 1 Late afterncon classs, 5:10 to For information wiite or call upon the Secretary. Telephone, Muin 6503 Law Building, 1435 X Bt. N.W. morning and 50 to £:0 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. KARL HOLER Piano and Harmony Instruction based on modern principl 3808 13th_St. N.W. Cel. 7536. SCHOOL }SINGING {or,n TTALIAN OF METHOD Ninth year. Mme. Lucia Borderi, diploma. graduate formerly tant to Lamperti (teacher of Bembrich). principal. voice bullding. Booklet on req) ions, 10 to 12, 1 MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. wepd.d _ e EDUCATIONAL. IVERSITY SCHOOL—W. Thomas Shepard, Ph. D.. pres.; 80615 Eye n.w. Tndiv. instruction: college preparatory; lam-{ guage, mathematics, physics, chemistry, com- | Sul. patent exs.; day, uight: co-ed erate. COLUMBIA U METROPOLITAY WAREROUSE CO., STORAGE. PACKINC AND SHIPPING Phone Poto 50 Florida Ave. AT, WATEE. WASHINGTO! " YORK & BOSTON. RED 'BALL TRANSIT CO. NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD MOVERS, 4 Woodward_building. Main_2162. | STRAYER’S BUSINESS COLLEGE Registration Now Being M for Fall Term Day and Evening Sessions Stenography Brvettag ‘Bookkeeping Accountancy Becretarial Spanish by Native Teacher Call, Phone or Write for Information 721 13th Street N.W. (Next door to Telephone Building) Main 3430 SMITH’S TRANSFER & STORAG LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS mooern FIREPROOF BuiLoin WE CRATE. PACK AND EHI PHONE NORTH 3343 Y STORAGE Fuw fOKNITU] Cos- 1o ave, WATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE North_ 8848, 143448 U St. ¥. + ONION €8 STORAGE! =) Wood’s Schoo Established 1885. 311 East Capitol St. All cemmercial branches. See us tember COURT F. WOOD, P Lincoln 33 COMPANY SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 owes Local and Tong-Distance MOVING. Careful Men. Rates Reasomable. ACKING DY EXPERTS. Goods insured 3,000 while in our long-distance vAns. Unexcelled | STEAMSHIPS BY SEA From Baltimore, Md., to Charleston,S.C., and Miami, Fla. Large Ocean Liner Lioyd's rating lass, 100AL Cul sine unexcelled Large decks. spa cious lounge smoking room Spectal round-teip) rate, good untii the last of Oc tober. Jos. P. Stephenson, Next Sailings Local Agent, 208 e et Sept. 14 and 28 Baltimore & Carolina 8. §. Co., Balte., Md. H i COMPLETE OCEAN STEAMSHIP SERVICE WHITE 3TAR—Te Cha: Liverpool, Queeastown men. Standard of ng with the magnifice pic. Homeri d_world's largest ®hip, Majeswic. Regular express STAR—To Amtwerp. ecalling at Plymouth and Cherbourg. Weekly sailings of four ships ed by the distinguished d the mew Belgenlan AMERICAN LINE—To Ham Service of regularity, depe bility, comfort and convenicnce. hington office, 1208 F St. m, R. M. HICKS, Manager. 'SEPTEMBER IS ONE OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL MONTHS AT VIRGINIA BEACH Never Too Warm or Too Cold il Enjoyable Suri Bathing i Modecrate Rates Modern Steel Palace Steamers i Daily From Washington 6.30 P.M. 'NEW YORK & BOSTON BY SEA | City Ticket Office, 731 15th St. N.W. Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. Only $49.54 BALTIMORE Jacksonville AND RETURN Mieals and Berth Included Some Rooms Have Extra Charge DELIGHTFUL OCEAN VOYAGE Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. 1406 New York Ave. N. Washington, D.C. { | | { i { i i | E— P— MONKEY-FACED GOD SAVES WIFE OF HERO 'rom the London Tit-Bits. The Hindus have a legend that Hanuman, the monkey-faced god, with the ald of A monkey army. help- {ed rescue the wife of the divine hero Rama from a demon. Another legend is that Hanuman brought men a 6tolen gift, the mango, a valued Indian fruit. For the theft the monkey was con- demned to death by fire, but it es- caped with only its hands, feet and taco burned. and these have been black ever since. The Hanuman monkey in his na- tive land is a privileged being. In some Hindu communities these mon- Kkeys live in the top storles of the homes of the natives. I one native bears another a | grudge, he places rice or corn on the enemy's roof during the rainy sea- son. When the monkeys see this they eat the grain that is within reach. then tear up the tiles of the roof to secure the particles which have fallen into the crevices, so the house i® opened to the ral: - e Several women in Detroit are said to be earning from $20.000 to §30,000 a year as real estate dealers. |r InternationalMercantileMarineCo. | i Hotcls and Cottages Open All Year | CLUBS FLOURISHED N TATH CENTURY Luebeck, Just Seized by Communists, Also Home of Labor Unions. 1 i i i Luebeck, just seized by communists, had vaudeville, clubs similar to our Kotary, Kiwanis and Civitan groups, j labor unions and giant trusts in the j fourtcenth century. according to a { bulletin from, the Washington head- quarters of the Naticnal Geographic | Society. j “Once the most aristocratic of the ithree German free citfes, Luebeck | swung over, in its 1920 constitution, | to a government wholly responsible | to the people, “Voters elected H a house of bur- of eighty members, and the ses d a senate of twelve { members in whom was vested sole ex- ecutive authority. Hence the first act of the communist revolutionaries was to oust the senate. “Head of 72 Citles,” Onee Title. “Once Luebeck signed herself ‘Head of the Seventy-two Cities.” That was when she was the virtual capital of the Hanseatic League. The title was i no empty boast. Scotland offended her {in 1412, and Luebeck ordered all trade with Scotland stopped. Bruges be- Sought a remission of this order be- cause she sorely needed Scotch wool. It took four vears to ruise the em- bargo. A litile later mighty Spain fell under a similar ban “This league, though a tyrant trust, hed one good which affects son who buys at a reputable . It set a high standard of trade . especially conspicuous in contrast o the dissolute nobility of Luebeck. “It ploneered the way for fair prices, accurate labeling of good standard measures, and other principles which are accepted as fundamental today throughout the western world. “In a Luebeck Shurchyard les Tl Eulenspiegel, or Tyl Owlglass, who were he alive today would be the topliner, billed s ‘the seuson's sen- sational sleight-of-hand artist, acro- bat and comedian. just imported from { continental music halls’ He was the fourteenth century Chevalier, per- formed frequently in Luebeck, and died there in a poorhouse. “The candy eater will associate Lue- beck wtih ‘marzipan,’ a confection al- | most individual to that city. It i3 made of sugar, almonds and rose oll, with some flour, in flat cakes, ornamented with bouquets of can- died fruits. Quaint Luebeck of 1923, “The dainty confection is character- c of the quaint little Luebeck of 3. with its many flower beds, ex- tending from the station to the squat double tower. the old city gate. “Little today, in comparison with its sister German cities, but a consul of 1688 reported that Hamburg had 1.250_ dwellings; Leipzig, 3.740; Ber- lin, 0, and Luebeck, 6.500. Among many renowned buildings the city hall probably was the most popular with travelers, because of the excellent food and cool drinks served in its wine cellar. There {a chimney piece bears this admoni- tion: ‘Many a man sings loudly when they bring him his bride; if he knew v they brought him, he might boulevard, lined with the beautifully dignified, well preserved, clean houses of old Lucbeck families, stretches to the sea. At Travemunde, a large watering place, horse races were patronized by the old patrician jlovers of horse breeding. Now the lo1a families, so far as they were not 1 ki A by the war, are silently fight- jing hunger and slyly doing rare work which may offer. Former Trade Sources. | “Formerly Luebeck traded princi- pally with Sweden, Finland, northern Russia and Lithuania. During the war, even when the fighting was fiercest on the western front, it smug- gled in some little foodstuff from the northern countri It is now, as in olden times, carrying on some im- {port from the north, mainly fish. |, “Before Prussia put its hands on all {the old Hansa harbors and free cities, Lucbeck paid no import taxes, which made Jiving cheap. Of course, these privileges long since expired. “Representatives of the old mer- chant families, as well as the many {artists, musicians and painters, have {the quaint manner of the slow north- ern German. They are innately hon- est, thorough and secretive. In the surrounding country places are nu- merous settlements of painters. In the flat landscape they stand out ! pleasantly in the moist atmosphers, with their low thatched or red tile roofs, All re surrounded by neat flower garde: Home of Many Sailors. “Like all the northern harbor cities, Luebeck is the home of many sailors. and they, the most daring of the pop- ulation,” formed the greater part of {the German marine. They started the revolution in November, 1918, and they, more even than the'industrial laborer, are inclined quickly to make lan uprising when renewed deprecta- ] tion of the mark deprives them of {another constituent of their now mea- ger fare. They suffered much be. {cause of the war. They always mor: international than Pru L. {Now®there are few ships, and they cannot o to foreign countries. as they did before the war, to find work. These clements are the leaven in the revolutionary populace. e SLIPPERY BATHTUB RICK, SAY INSURANCE MEN { From the New York Tribune. Are your highly polished floors dan- |gero Does the slippery surface of {your bathtub constitute & hazard? |” Accident insurance agencies answer " 1o both questions. Although claims of this nature in ‘no wise monopolize statistical columns {devoted to classifications, -yet their appearances are declared to be suffi- ently frequent to have passed be- |yond the “freak” stage, writes the Baltimore Sun. “Slippery floors prove bete moirs in |the best regulated families.” one su- perintendent said, “and it is only nat lur»\l and correct to assume tl a {number of this kind of falls result lagainst insurance companies. { “They form a cousiderable item fn {the general catégory of “falls” which | probably necessitate the payment of imore money than any other cause of |disability. Falling out of bed also is |a popular cause for claim, and, of course, there are the general run of falls down steps, on slippery side- walks and many other classifica- tions.” Another 1 { | i 1 i { superintendent disclosed that falls in bathtubs are not the Imost unusual form of claim and cited the instance of & claim handled by his office where the victim not omly {had sustained injuries to his head when it struck the side of the tub, but also had suffered a broken arm in trying to check his descent. Boy Some Planter. From the Farm Review. A negro tenant boy on a large plan- { tation in Faulkner county, Arkansa has given the tenants on that planta- tlon and other neighbors a new idea of corn yicld. The soil is naturally fertile, but under prevailing methods of cultivation only produces an aver- age of about forty-five bushels of corn per acre. With the consent of the landlord, this fifteen-year-old boy, Walter Flower, last year planted and cultivated one acre of corn on the plantation under the supervision of the agricultural extension agent, pay- ing all of his own expenses. He harvested ninety-one bushels, making a net profit of $53.