Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1924, Page 22

22 ' REAL ESTATE. ROSENBLUTH AGREES TO FACE DEATH TRIAL Former Army Captain Accused in Killing of Cronkhite Ends Kitzmiller, Inundated by Flood, Is Rebuilding Streets With Coal Over Abundance of Product Comes in Heavy to Re store Destroyed Paving—Provides Smoother THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, through the countryside and the min- ers take thelr annual winter vaca- tion without pay and the miserable refugees of Washington begin to shiver in heatless homes. But “today Is today, tomorrow will ake care of Itself"—; Ttizens of Kitemiller pRlosopRisL. o hey continue to dump car loads of 'recious fuel into thel - el eir eroded high: D. C. SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1924 Cartridge Makers Needed. ‘The labor board of the Washington navy yard announced today & vacancy in the position of metallic cartridge case maker and added that applications are belng accepted. Additional men in this rating also will be needed in the near future, the board said, and persons interested should file applica- tions Immediately. = Further informa- tion may be obtained from the labor board office. REAL ESTATE. Four-Year Fight. Surface Than Coucrete. Best Value in Washington : Jameson-Built Homes %] 33 to 47 T Street N.E. —Just one square east of North Capitol. It will pay [f you to inspect these houses. Two sold. 7 Six large rooms, tile bath, extra large sleeping porches, built-in ice boxes, servant’s toilet, laundry tubs, h.-w.h., electric lights; deep lot to [§ wide alley. Sold on easy terms. BANKER PROVIDES BAIL| special Dispatch to The star. today probably boasts of the world's KITZMILLER, “Md, April 12.—|only bituminous streets. And it i & d said the job ha: oduced smoother Heaven's streets of gold and the av- | rfaces than the concrete ohes that Corporal Who Confessed Killing | erage immigrant's conception of what | were destroy the highways of America are paved | Next winter is a long way off, and Also Indicted. with have nothing on the thorough- | (NOUEKLs of coal shortage have been On 14th Street Car Line $7,950 Real Values Predominate Here 6 Large Rooms and Bath Deep Lots Concrete Alley Many unusugl features added to these Homes to save you time and money. 1 @ supreme court ¢ sek that the place to cha Liberal Terms Herbert Leh- ropist, put bonds for |[F——— Desirable Farm Located : in Maryland 12 miles from the Capitol; accessible by State Road. Attractive 1l-room house; new barn, 2 tenant houses and numerous outbuildings; all in good condition. 206 acres; 35 in timber | Value between $15,000 and | $20,000; clear; will trade for city property. Thomas J. Fisher & Co. || Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 $13,500.00 Cleveland Park Section New Houses (West of Connecticut Ave.) Sample—No. 3614 34th Street Semi-Detached Open for Inspection :‘apcslr_\‘ brick construction; 6 rooms and bath; inclosed porch and screened-in sleeping porch: outside pen fireplace; large living room; good attic and built- Istored far in the back of most per- fares of this town. They're Paved son- So. Kitzmiller has no » Associated Press. with coal vet & thought to i it will / YORK, April 12.—Capt. Robert | © oy VR ot omno swept over its | KUar ack diamond” pavemente < 5 When old Bore 3 5 terday surrendered 10 y,nyq several weeks ago and went | busids Mintar ptiowis nd posted $20.000 | (oining through a score of western - his appearance in | yp,nojana towns Kitzmiller was hard | il for she murder | i pomeg were destroyed, citizens . Af\(\l‘l' P. :r‘ilnk’fl\!‘ at killed and even the paving of the ! ce ooms ‘amp Lewls, Wash. Anhl,ll;. slonrl atreets was torn up and W:\.flicdf ended the fight Rosenblu away. i g : th | away. Fi R ars to_evade | "0 | ook of renabflitation pro- | or ent N Q. the questidn of what thel IN THE ATTRACTIVE that the grand Jury by | foen could use to resurface its streets | 4 and Corp. Roland R.|beoumo & prossing problem. Fin: Dent Dént = dlct some one discoversd that Kitzmi orye o3 G S s one of the few places that has Building Building vernbundance of what every other = seems to lack badly—ooal. I st W ASK THE MAN o0, with tuel selling anywhere trom ||| TITF O Dbusinese = activity. to $20 a_ton even as close as'[l FLUY, uttractive —moms wi WHO OWNS ONE shington. Kitzmiller dumped ton iy oo OF HENE i 4 Ton ution Itg wreeked thoro Quiot seotion, easy to find Built, Owned and For Tolled it down carefully. purking space. | 2 5 Sale b Reasonable Rent and First- b s Class Service | |1 : s Thomas A. Jameson Co. Gardiner & Dent, Inc. 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Dent Building Owners and Builders 1409 L Street N.W. WOODLEY ROAD NEAR THE CATHEDRAL —Exhibit Home— 7th and Ingraham Sts. Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. %o to| der charges. | —To Inspect— Take 14th Street car marked “Takoma™ to 7th and Kennedy Streets northwest, walk south: or 9th Street car to Ingraham Street northwest, walk east. Transportation best in city. D. J. DUNIGAN 1319 New York Ave. Main 1267 MA A, Oy RS A Complete Home WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc. Realtors 1433 K Street N.W. 3825 Woodley Road N.W. A very fine detached home—not.new but thoroughly renovated and modernized throughout. The location is accessible and exceptionally de- sirable—two squares from the Cathedral—near the Cleveland Park bus line and car service. The lot is large and has several shade trees and a side driveway to the garage. Open for You to Inspect Sunday, 10 to Dark HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc. \1334 H St. NW. S Frankl / | g t. NW. in 9503/‘ CHEVY CHASE, MD. Brick Construction—Sand Cement Finish One Sauare 0 Connect?c}lt Avenug o Exclusive Agents O Nl . & Don’t Miss % 2 Seeing These Sunday! ‘ 1472 Spring Place it Frem 1 to 8 POL Among Their Points of Merit Are— Cozy arrangement of unusually large living and dining rooms. Completely equipped kitchen, built-in ironing board. Cold storage pantry, built-in refrigerator. 3 bedrooms, all bright and This is a’most desirable Mt. Pleasant Home, just off 16th St. Many people have been looking for a four- bedroom house with two baths. You will find your wishes gratified in this respect, with many other won- derful features. A cheerful open fireplace gives added charm to a living room 14%x173 feet. The dining room is 13x184 feet, opening into an attractive glassed- in breakfast room. Every part of the modern kitchen has been carefully planned to save time and steps for the housewife. - A sunny and well ventilated sleeping porch completes the upper. floor. The house is a light texture brick, 23 feet wide, running through to Ogden St. Entrance to a built-in garage from Ogden St. The house is screened throughout, and a complete set of awnings are included. ' Price and Terms Are Right e MEEEVER=COSC..... Main 4752 Exhibit House—916 Delafield Place —EASY TO REACH— Take 14th St. car to Delafield Place, then walk two blocks east—or take Georgia Avenue car to Delaficld and walk half a block. Tiled bath, centrally located. Numerous large closets. Lawn sodded and planted to shrubbery. Deep rear lot to paved alley (no charge to owner for paving). And all this for a ridiculously fow purchase price, with the terms accommodated to the needs of the individual buyer. This house was individually built by the owner for his home—arrangement thoroughl: restliving e eamtort and convenience. . The ot is 60x120 with well placed sticabbery: Sy Baoned a two-car garage. 3 two-car garage. ____ o Arrangement it Entrance hall, extra large living room with handsome stone open fireplace, French doors open I the dining room, inclosed breakfast porch, coat closet, tile lavatory, fully equipped kxu:nau”wxg porcelain sink, outsidé pantry and built-in ice box. The second floor arrangement comprises three i bedrooms with very large closets, tile bath and two screened sleeping porches. The: attle extends SHBEE over the entire house, Priced Considerably Below Reproduction Cost—Agreeable Terms OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION SUNDAY 10 A.M. UNTIL DARK TO INSPECT—Drive out Connecti- cut Ave. to Shepherd St., them turn right ome square to Delaware St. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc. 1334 H St. N.W. REALTORS Franklin 9503 We Can Arrange the Terms. 1415 Eye St