Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1923, Page 19

\ REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WISCONSIN CLEARED |BR‘T|SH POET LAUREATE |BRITISH YACHTSMEN OF BONDED DEBTS| State Treasurer Declares Fundfi Have Been Used to Best Ad- vantage, and Cites Results. BY the Associated Pres SHEVILLE, N. C., September 15.— | Wisconsin 1s one state without a single cent of bonded indebtedne: declared Solomon Levitan, treasur of the commonwealth, in an addre al Association 'I‘roamlrt-rs and (mnntmlhx The subject of money Wiscon- Wisconsin is tr ity funds where g to make use of they will do most , 8004, Other speakers on the program of the auditors were Not e auditor for Kar te board nr accounts of ‘Who also scheduled to budge fonal mnf« rence of purchas- | morning | TO SPFND YEAR IN U. S. lWill Be Guest at University of Michigan—May Take Part in College Work, Is Said. sociated Press, ember ‘x 14, — Robert collegiate year at the Uni- ¢ of Michigan. This will be in pursuance of the movement for the ex- ‘ ge of lecturers and professors be- countries, but Mr. be different from | that of any other Britons who have gone to take part in the work of Amer- | rities. visit was arranged by President " | another ident Burton -could mot say whether laureate r active parts i t would be president w curing Mr. Bridg | T thing . of the scholarship t AGAIN IN U. S. TOILS Adventurers Find Plenty of Thrills in Collisions With Law on Pacific Coast. By the Associated Pres LOS ANGELES, September 15.—An- other adventure came yesterday to the - thirty-nine British adventurers who arrived here August 25 aboard the yacht Frontiersmai on a path- finding cruise in behalf of British aviators planning an airplane flight around the world next year. It was libel action "against the vessel, the procedure being taken by s _Anegels. attorney, acting for 2 * | the Spreckels Commercial Company of San Diego, Calif., which asserted the ; | adventurers owed it $1,600 for coal. It was the third incident experi- s {enced by the adventures here. The first came upon them Wednes- day, when federal agents, stating they had found sixty-five gallons of whisky aboard, attached both the liquor” and the yacht. The second came the same day when the Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company libeled the carft for a re- pair claim for $250. R S Should a spider be bitten limb and poison be present, the creature will often tear the limb off and throw SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1923. CLEARED OF ROBBERY. Charges Dismissed Against Elmer Cox, Colored. A robbery charge against Elmer Cox, colored, was dismissed by Judge Schuldt in the United States branch of Police Court yesterday. Judge Schuldt said that the government had failed to make out a prima facie case and he would not hold the defendant for the grand jury. Ernest Carroil of 1208 Wylie street northeast, the complainant, charged that Cox had robbed him of $250 in cash. When Cox was arrested, a short time after the alleged robbery, he had only $35 in his possession and there was no proof that he had rob- |§ bed Carroll. The evidence showed that the men had been in a erap game. Cox claimed that Carroll had lost the money in the game. TWO HELD AS ROBBERS. Montrose Watrie and Smithdon M. Banion, colored boys, charged with robbery, had a hearing in_the United States” branch of Police Court today before Judge Schuldt and were held for the action of the grand jury, bond | being fixed at $5,000 each. They are alleged to have robbed Louis Gabriel, proprietor of a store | at 1004 North Capitol street, of $52| on the night of September 2. They | confessed the robbery, the arresting policeman said, and in addition are said to have confessed to housebreak- ing in eleven cases in the Georgla avenue section. These housebreaking COOL REPORTS LOCAL Tells tising was reported by Cool, ness Bureau here, at a meeting of the board of trustees yesterday aft- ernoon. will leave for Kansas City, Mo., attend the National Better Business Conference, which is to be held in that city September 17-20. ‘While in the west it is the in- tention of Mr. Cool to devote spe- oclal attention to the methods taken in that part of the country against ADVERTISING IMPROVED Better Business Bureau Trustees of Results of ‘Work Here. Betterment in local retail adver- Howard M. ganizations. - Representatives from forty bureaus throughout the country will attend: the Kansas City convention and will dis- cuss nation-wide build public confidende tising and to promulgate the idea of proper investigation on the part of_investors before purchasing. During Mr. Cool's absence Assist- ant Director Rothschild will have charge of the local bureau. director of the Better Busi- This afternoon Mr. Caol to Don’t Be ; Tte—- in inspecting the Apartments in Retw Gardens 2700 Que Street —for you'll not find any other so commodious and, so complete. They. are notably home-like in their plan and arrangement—and you’ll be most comfort- ably located here. Now available are Apartments of three rooms and one bath to seven rooms and two baths—renting from $70.00 to $200.00 per month. Have the Resident Manager show you through these Apartments—and make questionable loan and finance or-| Three Hold Up Express Messengers at Cleveland. D, September 15.—Three held ons are mee mg in co njunction with the auditors. mess; u tomobile with t 5,840, , but it engers NEW DETACHED HOMES IN WEST CHEVY CHASE - $9,250 v Just put on the market. Distinctive dwellings in English, Dutch Colonial and Bungalow types. Easily accessible in a growing secticon. Unusual values. Terms Can Be Arranged METROPOLITAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Phones: Main 25 and Cleveland 1640 Leases offered for fall occupancy in the NEW, EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT BUILDING 2500 Massachusetts Avenue N.W. Fashionable Sheridan Circle Residential Section Each apartment contains 10 rooms and' 4 baths, combining all the comforts of a home with the modern conveniences of an apartment building. Living rooms and dining rooms, 24 feet. SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE Garage accommodations, open fireplaces, servants’ refrigeration, real rooms and baths. REVISED SCHEDULE OF RENTS NOW IN EFFECT Designed and Built by Sholtes and Co. H. L. RUST COMPANY, Agents 912 15th Street N.W. g cl——lol———lalciolc——lal——=lalc} I AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE HOME AN INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU . B 1412 Crittenden Street N.W. Designed and built by owner. Contains clght rooms and two master baths, with ail modern improvements. Hardwood floors throughout. Situated on large lot, 21x105 feet, with a one-car garage in rear, paved alley. House is screened and has metal weather strips. Automatic hot-water heater. fihrubs of all kinds. Open for Your Inspection Saturday Evening and All Day Sunday L. E. Breuninger & Sons 706 Colorado Bildg. Main 6140 |c——=|olc—=]o]ca]o]c——=lalc———| EEEEE—EEEEEEE@EE—EE lit away, growing a new one to re- place f | | I | | 6817 Laurel St., Takoma, D. C. Columbia 2776-J | 8 Spacious Rooms Main 10 cases will be presented to the grand Jur; Mount Pleasant Real Value Open for Inspection NEW HOUSES 1733 Irving Street 3 Rooms, 2 Baths—Built-in Garage 2 pantries, 5 porches, attic, cold storage, refrigerator, open fireplace, 20-foot paved alley, best material, fine workmanship, strong construction. Price and terms rea- sonable. For sale by ANY BROKER or Thrift Building Co., Owner. Phone Main 768 Opposite U. S. Bureau of Standards No. 4117 Conn. Ave. N.W. Priced $15,000 Tile and Shower Bath Open Fireplace Inclosed Sleeping Porch One of the best residential sections of Chevy Chase—Home{ that were built with an idea of giving one the least trouble in up- keep and to lower expense, making housckccpmg a real pleasure. Few of the many features: White enamel stove and sink and drain, built-in ice box, servant’s toilet, clothes chute, inclosed sleeping porch, large cement front porch. Lot 22x139 feet to alley. A careful inspection invited. Francis A. Blundon Co. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 805 H St. N.w. A Desirable Home in a Most Desirable Section 2940 Brandywine St. N\W. East of Counectiout Ave. on street being opened into Rock Creek Park, now reached via Conpecticut Ave. and Albemarle and 30th Sts. Beautiful granite and texture tile construction. 11 vooms, 2 baths, 2 extra lavatories, 2 concrete floor porches, 14x27 living room, 14x17 dining room Lot 78x288—2-Car Garage Tall Oak Trees—Fruit Trees Price, $27,500 ADAM P. RUTH, Owner and Builder Open 2 to 5:30 daily, or by appointment sun-flooded rooms, tile bath, cellar, furnace, electric lights, laundry tubs, hardwood fleors. 715 Florida Ave. N.W. COLORED GOING FAST—ACT NOW Best omes in Town ONLY $500 DOWN—MOVE RIGHT IN Splendid neighborhood, § blocks from Lincoln Park, 6 bright, Must be seen to be appreciated. Come Out Sunday; Open and Lighted Daily Until ® P.M. VICTOR R. DALY Prudential Bank Bldg. your reservations. day or evening- Open for inspection Harry A. Kite (Incorporated) 1514 K Street Phone Main 4846 Improve Your Home Comforts Get the Benefit of New Ideas Many To Be Found in 3910 Jocelyn St. N.W. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. CENTER-HALL PLAN—2l-foot living room with open fireplace ; Dining room, French doors; Breakfast alcove; Kitchen, white enamel range, double drainboards ; CHINA, BROOM AND COAT CLOSETS. SLATE ROOF. ELASTICO STUCCO; FLOORS. Full cellar, complete modern equipment. with stair approach. EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE BEDROOMN OAK Attic 7g-inch ; Beautifully tiled bath and shower; Big closets; Sleeping Porch. CONCRETE FRONT AND REAR PORCHES. TO MATCH HOUSE. GARAGE OPEN SUNDAY Hedges & Middleton, Inc. 1334 H St. N.W. Frank. 9503 ocate Southeast In One of These Most Attractive Kite-Built Homes ass. Ave. and 16th St. (Southeast) They ase the better types of Homes—for which Kite construction is famous—and, both pleasant and convenient. located here, where they are You are handy to schools, churches, stores, cars—everything—and yet removed from them. Those On the Avenue Those On 16th St. $8,250 [7] $7,950 Six rooms, tile bath—front porch, 'kitchen porch and large sleeping porch. Splendld living room and dining room. Kitchen with sanitary tile- like finish. High-grade hot-water heating system, separate hot-water heater. Everything for com- fort and convenience—with arrangements made for converting the second floor into an inde- pendent Home if desired. Sample House—1538 Mass. Ave. S.E.. Open for Inspection Evgry Day and Evening Built, Owned and For Sale by 1514 K Street Harry é_.‘ Kite Phone Main 4846 Member Washington Real Estate Board % | REAL ESTATE,. BROOKLAN Nos. 3612 to 3626 12th St. Northeast: 2 Already Sold Inspect these beautiful hous terms they will not last long. at once. At the price and Exceptionally well built tapestry brick, commodious porches, front and rear, six rooms, tiled bath, hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood floors, French doors, one-piece enamel sink in_kitchen, -three good sized bedrooms, ample closet space, interiors beautifully finished. Large bright cellar, stationary tubs, garage space. Open and Lighted From 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday and Sunday Hoover & Kidwell Loans Rents 1406 H St. N.W. Insurance Main 6341 Sales EIGHT BUILT THREE LEFT NEW BRINKLEY HOMES 38th and Garfield Streets Northwest (Two Squares to the New Episcopal Cathedral) Semi-detached Brick of Six Rooms and Bath The Terms Are Exceptionally Reasonable for Homes of This Character —$1.000 Cash and a Monthly Payment of $100, which includes all interest and a substantial pay- ment on the principal. We Advise An Immediaie Inspection WM. P. NORMOYLE 810 F St. N.W. Main 2255 Member Washington Real Estate Board 1 LU TN L T T T RN ONE SOLD" Only Two Left Last Saturday we offered these Homes for the first time, and sold one this week. So don’t hesitate, but inspect NOW 3552 Rock Creek Church Rd. Overlooking N. H. Ave. Just North of Monroe St. NW. Eight Large Rooms. Three Porches. Built-in Garage, heated and lighted Hot-water Heat. Instantaneous Hot-water Heater Convenient to everything. F. H. DAVIS 205 Contl. Trust Bldg.—M. 1640 OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY UNUSUAL OFFERING 1346 “A” St.,S.E. Near Eastern High School, Church, Lincoln Park and Car Line. OPEN SUNDAY INSPECTION INVITED BORDEN & NEWBOLD 1415 K ST. N.W.