Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1924, Page 18

18 * ' REAL ESTATE. iTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924 5 REAH“RS SU”BHI COOLIDGE PETITIONS e b g e "L ot delegates and alternates, thirty-elght ARE F":ED IN NEBBASKA "“:\m;’:yl’t]n,| “f:}. 6.324 nlnmm! appeared on £ Y Full Ticket of Delegates Named. the petitions, Mr._C.nrrlck ul:l. H]R APPR | s = 6,324 Names Placed - Fire Damage $250,000. B in Nomi % | DETROIT, March 1.—Fire of un- ke s {ugtion | détermined ‘origin destroyed the four- # > By the Associated Press ’sLolry“li?mck warehouse of 1]hel Cu‘mnlmr— r i il . K Y GCOLN, Neb., March 1.—Frank |¢ial Milling Company, resulting in loss Creatin ; ancon stimated by company officers at $250,- ey Bl 8 P. Corrick, dircctor of the Cool-|000. Thirty thousand barrels of rye, Important Agency for idge campaign in Nebraska, vester- |corn and barley flour were destroyed. 1 “ | | éay filed petitions with the secretary | —— — . rra— Eo § L of state, placing President Coolidge | In New York state one woman in Stabilizing Values. : { L domiriation for the republican pree: | every' four 1 & Wake earner. l age | : - e e —— ; L 2 ey, itors. like doctors or other men TR R I b Open for Inspection Sunday uy escape the ublauitous indiv dual in ? : ; quest of “casy” information. Against : o . ] _ . oz o ‘ 1 Unconsidered opinion-g . e 2 . Tawo New “Miller-Buils” Operations Association of X > <. througn the ot E , : 2807 and 2817 Woodley Road Overlooking 4%, 15 developing the uso of Sl e ) 4 Sold Before Completion : : Such appralsals B L 4 3 3 Semi-detached, containing 8 rooms, 2 baths, hot-water Washington r eney. 4 = - - - heat, electric lights, instantancous hot-water heater, hard- 1 . -3 g wood floors throughout, center hall plan, concrete front Ciag € pament of fases on the e o . : ! porch. brick garage. Price and terms attractive. H \'V 1’1 f I < o ent of property sold during the o b5 p \ Selntn s : 35th and Newark Streets I A A ek made by official appraisal N - - : - ! Sample Houses 3232 com ‘Authoritative appraisals 3 ) 2 Sold Before Completion . Woodley Road and 3321 hic oal entate boands fu n another | |8 - Of the two remaining homes in this Cleveland Park Cleveland Avenue. Open acainst fictitious o3 operation—one contains 10 rooms and 3 baths and the other Daily for Inspection. Sun- T 1S truly a day of investigation and you of holdings pledged as col- 8 rooms and 2 baths. Both are detached and are modern in N! days until 9 p.m. ) will find in the English Village a2 Home interal foribond 1ssues H 3 A o every appointment and detail. Prices and terms reasonable. N! Community that will bear the closest scrutiny. Against Casual Opinions. ; LN 5 g nd opinions of} For Sale and Built by Recent purchasers have declared their intent ='a p .f-':%',»y““:]‘u,_‘;f_u*i“ Buildin at 3025 15th street northwest, sold for Harvey C. Churm, to | . M R ‘ go:fm;;yx; ?hfla%'a ‘an;m; the charming surround- ¢ the pr v, the | Benjamin Itra nddus = W. C, and A, N, ILLE /. \ ings of this delightful neighborhood. Y REALTORS b, RS INCH BY INCH ADVANCE. 1 S e et ne|N 1119 17th St. N.W. Main 1790 berors the. Indianapoits Real | e lan American citizen. T T Board. 1+ Progress Noted in Enacting xealtyk 1 opinion-giving is unethie: The Houses e Tans In design these exceptionally well-built itors o icense Laws. homes are along the T glish lines of archi- d veal estate |y by inch extension of the re . % mm;‘.—.\ out. ‘r“ o “;‘ & ’““ o “ . N S l 3 tecture, reflecting an environment of comfort 'of the prop- | quirements for entering real es '/ E 1 4‘ E e 2 £ 0 12l heactie 15 tie Bistory that Is Yelng | ° and refinement. The Spacious Central En- on. trance ivides the Library from aceutate | | Investigation is the order of the day. Congress is in the throes of a general investigation into H ance Hall divides the Library and ample Cistend him | The w Je ; o < everything and everybody. Living Room and Dining Room. The Serv- fore it a 1 - Whether or not you are actively 2 an investigation of these homes will be ice Pantry and Kitchen are very large, with R in his investment. : the Na Ass 1 : 5 s 7 g 3 : ; worth your while. You will not only enjoy ins 1& and up-to-the-minute home, but : ! 2 ¥ mm”“&-lf“l.:'lv “l"h‘" SeRTiew: as passed uss 1 vou wiil be in a far better position to co: 4 offered you in the spring market. rear stairs leading to second floor. The first ugh a continuing #ystem e, and s no 3 T floor is nicely adapted to entertaining. Four ate. It hus th ! f X J % large Bedchambers, with two communicating n th boardas | i + baths, lead from a large second-floor “hall; Real Extate 2 bill s sion: toel . 5 = : ; while bn the third floor there are two nicely 2n ls of land ln alif | ' : : 7 i finished servants’ rooms and one bath; also en for apy | iyt {n thin are 5 5 , 5 a storage attic or trunk room. There is a e ime bilizme) > yet ided for in} 3 ( A ! el E 7 5 : two-car garage in the well-appointed base- 1 i he bill would al ide f ane: 14 et : e = i g y 1 ment. 1 estate license should 1 2 9 3 i ¥ sker or sale ARIE o : - # " o Y 5 | % \ | \ Our Representative on the PLANS TO GROADCAST | ooex sompav. 2700 mar e B ey i ‘ : e e e FARM LAND.LISTS URGED| 1406 Delafield | : " : LG I winal ‘Homes and. supply. any \Possibility of eventually develop- St Nw HE R 3k 2 : NA : I\ infurnl;.alloul vou may desige ing some plan of br asting list- 4 v 4 2 % 3 ings of farm lands is being con ¥ it B EE 1 .. 2 ) b regarding them. ered by farm land men within the | ¢ i Nationat ciation of Real Es (Saul's Addition) Boards as A Detached Residence machinery for uch e e haniat PraRleas | in a section of individual estate as: m'izuiuul s considered ‘] homes. with every advantage e tor conventions ¥ of Prio an ati A S j§ of stperiot ‘hlr‘a{ sp‘rljrmthon. cTation o proximity to schools, churches, een asked stores and a new theater. b Ber i g v -4 e tate to achinery | This home contains eight large | ~ the St : rogms, two baths, three splen- 3243 and 3245 38th Street o hh i did porches. two additional - finished rooms in attic, oak Cleveland Park Homes tricity gas. Instantaneous gas water heater, automatic heat control, laundry and toilet in cellar. TIn excellent b] —- condition throughout. Vacant. 50 Term for Dry Law Advocate Cap-| tures $25 Prize. Price, §17,500. i On Easy Terms M. . 1deal Tocation. on a paved street, 'z block from bus and car line; hollow tile 2to6P.M Features: comstruction; large living room, open firepluce: spiendid Kitchen arrangement, B. F. SAUL CO. built-in ice box; instantaneous heater; I largs bedrooms and inclosed and heated sleeping porch. Complete bath shower and extra lavatory. Plenty of floor plugs and other features. 1412 Eye St. N.W. B prize. he reci s M R — — Katherine Green Welling W, < Main. 2100 Open Daily and Sunday—9 AM. to 9 P.M. . 5 « Take Woodley Road bus or Wisconsin Ave. car to Wisconsin Ave. and Macomb 0 Inspect: 52 IR0 t 35t and Macomp Stas or drive out Woodier Hoad to S8 St., thence north to Macomb St. - WM. S. PHILLIPS Realtor—Builder Main 4600 15th St. at K St. N.W. _— 2, ' New Detached Home in Cleveland Park Washington’s Most Exclusive Suburb For Value This Home Cannot Be Equaled You will have Found ( , o , ) 00 Your Home A ATEEEE\ ST 4 SOLD THIS WEEK —when you inspect these truly wonderful Houses that T s || e A B COLUMBIA PARK HOMES Thirteenth Street S.E. o *ar 4.: On the 14th St. Car Line Concrete Alley ‘The splendid plan has closets ; tiled baths concentrated into compact There is a pipeless heat- space every living comfort ing system, controlled H : ; b A 3 1 \ ' : ahd coiveniEtics You'll automatically = from the o b i - & ByEHICHCE 4 first floor; separate hot- (3 1 h % 5 marvel at the room. be im- \vater heater ; laundry tubs. § > , pressed with the conven- The Kitchen is equipped iences and charmed with with a late model of side- the cffective arrangement, GVeR gas range and a large . 48 T ; @iy Real Values Predominate Here clectric fixtures s 3 . : EXHIBIT HOME Targe Living Room— The 5P"Ci°,‘-’; Di!‘i"% ,Rl"“,‘“—l“‘ throughout and the decora- . ! : one side’ of which 15 the tions are in excellent taste. * - g Kitehan separated by use: | Hilces Shacions ot 7th and Ingraham Sts. Northwest ful and ornamental china jye in front and a deep vard . £ closets. There's a front ingrear tan paved alle}y.. / 3 Open Until 9 P.M. M, porch and a back porch. You'll like the neighbor- ’ i ] . Upstairs are two large hood—and tlhe Con\'eiience znd GrOllp Now Belng Offered sleeping rooms and a big of it—between two car sleeping porch. Lots of lines. 2938 Newark St N w . ' See these stylish homes today or tomorrow. » - * A Don’t delay. Price, $6,450—Easy Terms 1, Block West of Connecticut Ave. ‘ - Lots of things put in to save you money and work. DESCRIPTION Easy Terms ' 8 rooms and 3 bath: d servant’; m: central entrance hall, between living and dining Sample House Is 315 13th Street S.E. room: open fireplace: Inclosed breakfast amd Sleeping porches; large master bedroom with . = LW, walk b dressing room and built-in wardrobe; oak floors first and second floors; slate roof; construc- ! Take 14th Street car marked Takoma to Zth and Kennedy Stree(l\.\ ., walk south ; Open for inspection—day and evening. som iRsick dui stuson; Built I martesliares o el ! or Oth Street car to Ingraham Street N.W., walk east. Transportation best in city. Built, owned and for sale .l:y P . . 2 6, 500 4 Harr y A' Klte _ Open lof::;ictiofDaily and Sunday D' J . DUNIGAN FCHT IO it e a0 (I - JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE : : 1319 Nl\efl‘Xm‘:g:'lk Ave. Member Washingion Real Estate’ Board Phone M. 4985