Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 15

REAL ESTATE. _— MANY REALTY SALES / REPORTED BY FIRM VETER\\QN TRAINMAN QUITS Owen Mon'ahan Traveled 4,260,000 \ x Miles in Fifty Years. CROTON, X. Y., May 3.—Owen Mon- Gardiner & Dent, Inc., Announce|ahan, who 'estimates he has traveled Transactions, Including Several H Farm Properties. 4,260,000 miles: during fifty years as a train conducter, for the New York Cen- tral railroad, \ Aetired yesterday. ~Not | one accident mavred his record. For many ye:wd he had charge of the Gardiner & Dent, Inc., announce the | «Mohawk,” running between New recent sale of the following city and | York and Chicago, and his list of pas- farm propertles: senger _acquaintanees included Presi- dent Willlam H. Taft, John D. Rocke- The premises 718 13th street north-| fejjor and other praminent persons. THE _EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRENCH START CRUISERS. Keels of Two Allowed Under Treaty to Be Laid Today. BREST, France, May 3.—The keels of two battle cruisers provided for in the French naval program drawn up in accordance with the Washington treaty will be laid today, ome of them at the Brest shipyard and the, other- at Lorient. The crulsers will be 185 meters long, have 138000 horsepower and be capable of making thirty-four knots an hour. Each will be armed with eight sUns of %03 millimeters, twelve torpedo tubes and will have as part of their equipment two hydroplanes. SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1924, REAL ESTATE. Two Unequalled Home Values 44th and Ellicott Sts., West Chevy Chase, D. C. west, @ three-story modern brick building witli store on the first floor $ he houses 1425 and 14 northwest, containing si were purchased by a I from John M. King for $7,500. house at 809 23d street north- Was purchased from J. Henry Glasco by Mary Shamley, who will oc- cupy ft-ag her home. The dwelling 1636 13th street northwest, containing purchased by Randall E. Su a consideration of $5,000. Two lots on Porter stre: mond Park, were sold You'll B¢ Charmed with e av the Natwral beauties of $2.500. e deration of about sz Weglep, Beights that wonderinlly picturesque “Miller-Built’”t Community PY S acres and improvemen of a large frame dwell other outbuildi Ad: \ Every day in the yeir it offers a strong attraction of scenic )¢ veliness—to which has been added the ‘touch of pleasing architectural design—fitting into the pic- mall, jr. ture with harmonious ccaisistency. S { Nowhere else in Wash ington will you find such a setting for a hoane as in Wesley Heights. Nowhere else ii: the National Capital are to be found Homes of such - the Colum distinctiveness and practical, livableness. et From one end of Wesley Heights to the = i other is presented a Miller-kwilt standard WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH.! —from which there will be 1> deviation. - | No land is for sale—but the lot with a il Miller-built Home can be bowmht for a most attractive price—and upon most in- teresting terms. Ride cut Sunday and see Wesley Heights in the glory of its new foliage. .Motor through Mass. Ave., across Wisconsin Ave. to Jewett Street. By trolly to Wisconsin | and Mass. Aves. es, & new five outbuildings, 4401 River Road N.W. New. Vacant. Ideal Dutch Colonial Home. Six spacious rooms and bath; hot-water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors, open fireplace, concrete front and side porches; break- fast room. Very wide frontage. Room for garage. This property is by far the biggest suburban value we have offered - in a long time. Price, $9,850 Liberal Terms 149 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. Six rooms and bath; electric lights; Parquet floors. With three exposures and a large' government park- ing at your porch, this house is just like being in the suburbs. At the same time you are almost downtown. 1t has been newly papered and painted; and the second floor may be used as a separate apartment. Price, $9,750 Liberal Terms olumbia UL Daughter Seriously Hurt—No Com- nt Against Truck Driver. A R Representative on Premises Saturday Afternoon and All Day Sunday WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY REALTORS 1108 16th Street N.W. MAIN 372 C. AND A. N. MILLER Realtors ! . 1119 17th St. ] Main 1790 & & s TN, (TN =IE slll I farbor, “iie had suffered = e ' AR i T T 16 East Oxford St. Close to Chevy Chase Country Club A wonderful center-hall plan 16th St. Highlands 1426 Longfellow wdp 1207 Emerson St. y Saul’s Addition w An absolute bargain in this close-in pop- ular suburb—a little off 14th St. car line. Owner, leaving city, is obliged to sell. This delightful property contains all the requi- sites necessary to the “complete” home. It is spacious in plan, has four excellent bed- rooms, finished room in attic, oak floors, fireplace, slate roof, etc. Perfect condition throughout. Beautiful lot—shrubs, flowers, grape arbor. Garage. Chevy Chase, Md. house—artistic in its simplicity and attractive in design. The spacious rooms will command your instant approval. The enormous living room, with beautiful fireplace and large sun parlor with tile flooring will ap- peal to the most fastidious. Other features include four large bedrooms and two tile baths; ex- tremely large enclosed sleeping porch; extra lavatory, etc. Two- car garage. Saul’s Addition detached homes are amid refined surroundings in the most convenient suburban environments in Washington. The low prices will justify your in- spection. 9 West.'Aspen St. Between the 2 Country Clubs A new English colonial-type home, where forethought has been used in plan for real home comforts. All the rooms are exceptiomally large; floors are of oak; living room with handsome fireplace; tile lavatory on ; first floor; four-bedrooms and sleep- +ing porch. Attic over -entire house. Beautiful Iot, 60-foot frontage and side driveway to garage constructed to mdtch house. ‘At the price asked, this house should be sold today. » 3339 Morrison Street, Chevy Chase, D..C. Street Just Off 15th St. A real city home, ideally located amid a ‘beautiful subur- ban setting—spacious grounds, sufficient room for another house. A rare opportunity to obtain suburban advantages— yet within 15 minutes’ ride of the White House. House is just off 16th Street Boulevard, near I H E L ] S the Reservoir. Features include RN 2y four splendid bedrooms, two THE HOME of HOMES i . beautiful tiled baths, 10x20 sleep- ing porch; oak floors; slate roof. | Two-car hollow tile garage. Chevy Chase, Realtors 1417 K Street N.W. Mgin 93Q0 3717 Ingomar St. One-Half Block West of Conn. Ave. The Perfect Home in Chevy Chase. The moment you enter These exceptionally attractive, moderate-priced the door the spacious plan will impress you. Features include four bedrooms of unusual size, two tile baths (one with tile shower) ; oak floors throughout ; maid’s room and complete bath; wide porch. OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY AFTER 10 AM. Underwood St. Less Than 100 Feet Off AISO Conn. Ave. 3610 Ordway Street, Cleveland Park bl R “Homs 1Ty S.E. Cor. 35th & Quebec, Cleveland Park | Siro sz s 3918 Jenifer Street, Chevy Chase, D. C. with old English hearth of britk and stone. French doors to side porch. Second floor has four bedrooms of unusual * size, tile bath and extra lavatory. Glass inclosed sleeping porch. There are numerous - added attractions and built-in features. Oak floors; attic; maid's room, elate roof, etc. Garage.