Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1924, Page 20

'REAL ESTATE MINE WAGE AGREEMENT" |Boom in Building PLANS' NEW PAPER.’ | SEES FARMERS AIDED. wminrm. Manitoba, Aprfl 6—Com- * “EXTENDED THREE YEARS| Predicted in D. C. "hrme of Monongahela Coal As« AS Spring Afl'ives pe scciation Pact Same as Those % Reached in Baltimore. "Settled weather, due at any tims, !5t will see abuilding boom in Washing- per. NEW YORK, April 5.—Jason Rog- <rs, publisher of the New York Globe hefore it was bought by Frank Mun- sey and consolidated with the Sun, ted yesterday that he was con- ering starting another evening pa- He denied a report that he pletion of the ‘Hudsor Bay rallway would afford farmers >f the central states an outlet to their products, while millions of dollars which agri- culturists in the United States are One Block on 16th St. Bounded By By tre Associated Press. WEW YORK, April 5.—An agree- ment extending the present wage scale until March 81, 1927, was reached by representatives of the Mo-, hongahela Coal Association” and’ soft coal district 19, United Mine- Warkers |- of America. The terms were the sanibl ‘s those: of the Baltimore anf(‘rcl’tpe w.ge geale agreement between the north- orn West Virginia coal operators and tho miners' union at Baltimore last Priday. In only contract pired Mo tion for “thin vein work” is to apply when the coal stratum is less than four feet thick, instead of on five-foot wveins heretofore. ne respect @oes the new fer from the one that ex- Two High-Class Real Estate SALESMEN Must be experienced men with good A & opportunity for men that esn qualify. “See Mr. H. L. SMITH” N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc. 1418 Eye Street N.W. Phone Main 5303 ton rivaled only by the' immediate postywar botm, in the opimdon of Robert M. Pilkington, director’of the local employment, office, at 1410 Penn-, sylvania avenue. Even now buflding ‘tradesmien are noarly all at work, .and evéry tradesman in the-city will have-a job when the spring building ' opens’ up i earmest, Mr. Pllkington ‘prediets: Thrée hundred more persoms were placed in employment in Match than were placed during February, the di- rector #ald. Department stores and business houses generally are cpxu-' mistic. concerning the outlook spring business, he added. TSGR S OSSR Three-toed horses are helieved to bave lived on this continent more than 2,000,000 years ago. At Reasonable Rates Are Made by 'THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST - COMPANY G 900 F St. 620 17th St. Through Our New Method of Financing 3,500 CASH and reason- able monthly pay- ments will purchase One of These Fine SIXTEENTH STREET HOMES Here .is an opportun high-class physician or p others who may desire ity of a lifetime for a rofessional man, or for a modern Home in a fashionable and wealthy neighborhood. Would cost $10,000 narily! 8 large rooms, down at least ordi- 3- -car garage, 2 tiled baths, fim:hul attic, su\ams room and bath. Inspect the Sample House—4209 16th Street 0n7y aFew Left—W;" Be Taken Soon ZJVIDU SHAPIRO CO. "lgméafi(u“"%‘ . When Better. HOMES Are Buil— SHAPIRO Will Build Them Splendid ‘Home $8,000 This beautiful suburban home especially ~well kept and in excellent condition contains 6 rooms, bath, attic, sleeping porch, built-in garage, electric lights and numerous other improvemgnts, and stands on a large lot with a very of this heme will, in addition to making a good nice lawn.: The purchaser investment, secure for himself .a home that mnot be equaled elsewhere for t.he money asked., For Inspection F. H. DAVIS 14th & H Streets N. W. Main 1640. would do so in partnership with Frank Vanderiip. There is much evidence, Mr. Rogars said, that th: general public resents the recent saufling out of metropoli- tan . daflies, and would welcome a new one to increase their range of choice of newspaper reading. Forks, the last night. NEW HOMES $8,350.00 to $9,850.00 .15 BUILT—11 SOLD \ Sample House, No. 1406 Morse Street N.E. One-half square North of 15th and H Street car line; colonial porches; oak floors; vapor heat, and electricity; toilet and laundry in cellar. Ali have 6 large rooms and tiled bath, and two have built-in garage. Easy terms. Open for Inspection Daily Uufil 9PM. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. Realtors Exclusive Agents 1433 K Street N.W. Main 1016 and 1017 \ LU T R O T Ty New Detached Home in Cleveland Park Washington’s Most Exclusive Suburb For Value This Home Cannot Be Equaled 2938 Newark St. N.W. ‘/z Block West of Connecticut Ave. ESCRIPTION ‘being forced at present to pay *“un- Jjuptly” for transportation, would be diverted into Canadian government coffers, J. F. O'Connor of Grand . D., declared at a meeting of he-Bay” Association here 16th; 14th, Kalmia and Jongquil Sts. Also 600-ft. Frontage on Blagdon Ave. Suitable for Large Estate, Clubhouse or Fine Residences Full Commission to Brokers Edson W. Briggs, Owner M. 5974 Massachusetts Avenue Heights 2715WisconsinAve. Open Sunday for Inspection Price, $15,500 Unquestionably the lowest priced detached brick home in Massa- chusetts Avenue Heights, and one that compares favorably with houses held at a much higher figure. This home has just been completed, is of excellent construction and arranged in a most attractive mannér, affording an abundance of sunlight and air in all the rooms. It has 7 rooms (4 bedrooms), tile bath, large pantry, h.-w.h, electric lights, hardwood floors, beautiful side porch, and a built-in fireprool garage. The Jot is 50x122); and is located at one of the highest points in the city, giving a vista over phactically all of Washing. ton. Possession can be had at once. MOORE & HILL . % Incorporated Malin 1174 730 17th Street N.W. 1108 16th St. NW.™ Best Value in Washingtort Jameson Built Homes & 33(047T5treetm‘ M —Just one square ellt,.‘f Vi North Capitol. It ‘will fl! you to inspect thesé hougea. i Two sold. # %o farge rooms, tife b, exfra IargL sleeping porches, built-in ice boxes, servant toilet, laundry tubs, h.-wh electric lights; deep lot_t wide alley. Sold on easy terms. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ON Built, Owned and Sale by Thomas A. Jameson Co. 906 N. Y. Ave. NW. Owners and Builders Phone Main 5526 s and servant's rool dining roems; open ing porches: large m r bedroom with s first and second on, brick and stucco; bullt-in garage; Price, $26,500 JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE Phone M. 4985 203 Colorado Bldg. B e . INSPECT SUNDAY BEST BUY IN N.E. 24 Built—18. Sold —Description— Tapestry Brick Homes, 6 rooms. and bath, hot-water heat, electricity; garage; beautiful ™ fixtures; interior tastefully decorated. SAMPLE HOUSE 629 Orleans PL N.E. Between 6th and 7th— . Land M NE. Open for Inspection Sunday 10 A.M..to 9 PM. Week Days, 2 to 8 P.M. C. H. SMALL & CO. Tel. Main 6861 Ow»ers ¢ Buitders 1515 M Street N.W. AR SR SR Near' Cl)evy Chase Circle | i A beautiful white stucco home in a setting of shade and | fruit trees, lilacs, rose hedges and evergreens. ing room, dmmg room, center hall, pantry and kitchen. Five bedrooms on second' floor. Large attic. Sxx cedar closets. i Hot-water heating system. Garage on rear of lot. Location | 104 East Melrose Street, one block from car line. Beautiful eight-room brick suburban home. Park. s —e . On exclusive Sixteenth Street above Scott Circle. residence or investment. No. 1416 Sixteenth Street. Inco lot, No. S Street N.E. Commercial —Basement store. house above. 938 New York Avenue N.W. For Prices and Terms of Above Properties Inquire INTERNATIONAL BANK 807 15th Street N.W. Loass, I its, Insurasce Call Main 864, Real Estate Dept: Over nine | thousand square feet of ground. House contains library, liv-" lf With spacious lot. High elevation.” No. 4 Carrot Circle, Takoma For —_——— mse(groducing property,- Three apartments on corner || Three-story rooming | High-Type Homes for Colored 3022 to 3032 Sherman Avenue N.W. ‘Beautiful six-room and bath tapestry brick homes. Hot- water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors, tiled bath,* front and double rear porches, etc. These homes are attractively finished throughout and are reasonably priced. Klavans & Poretsky, Builders Convernenl Terms. Representative on Premises Only 2 Left Sample House Open Sunday and Daily Until 9 P.M. WARDMAN Exclusive -Agent 1430 K Street N.W. Main 4190 1431 Harvard St. 10 Roéins and 2 Baths—Double Garage 1405 Decatur St. Detached—8 Rooms and Bath—Garage 13932 Morrison St. Chevy Chase—8 Rooms and 2 Baths—Garage Open Sunday, 2 to 6 BORDEN & NEWBOLD 1415 K St. Beautiful Semi-rD;avchedr fiofie j Allison Street—Just West of 16th St. One of the Finest Locations in Washington Thi\ home contains 9 large ros including glassed-in breakfast y home is in.perfect condition thry improvement. oak floors on both fioors, I plastered cellar, ete. Servant om in basem Situated on large lot s feet, witk alley in rear. An_inspection of this home will convinee features. you of its unusual Come out and see this home todas. Open for your inspection today from 11 a.um. till 6 p.m. L. E. Breuninger & Sons 706 Colorado Bldg. Main 6140 Mombers Was! te Board The Air Is Freshiand Pure in Chevy Chase, D. C. THE HIGHEST POINT'IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C. With Homes Nestling Among Beautiful Pine Trees Only $1,500 Cash Required Charles E. Wire, Inc., have just finished nine beautiful homes with eight rooms and-reception hall, fully tiled bath, built-in tubs, hot-water heat, open fireplace, glassed-m sun porch hard- wood floors, extra shower, Pittsburg instantaneous water heater, something “new in kitchen furnishings, houses fully screened, garages, ample lots. - on mample from 10:00 to 5: or phone for auto. TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc. Pllnfl"lllms : 1206 18th St. N. i Ev-in;-?hwel-‘nddh mu.rwu 31183 Values Quickly Recognized ONLY ONE LEFT 3715 Fulton St. NW. 1 - Hardwood floors throughout, open fireplace, Hedged ° breakfast room, heated sleeping porch, outside pantry « with built-in refrigerator, floored attic, built-in tub with shower and a separate lavatory are some of the many % features. 13,950 TO INSPECT: Drive out Massachusetts Avenue to Fulton Street, then west on Fulton Street, or take Wisconsin Aveénue car to Fulton Street, one-half square west. Open and Lighted Till 9 P.M. WM. S. PHILLIPS Realtor—-Builder 15th St. at K St. N.W. Inclading Brick Garage S 7/