Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1924, Page 17

REAL EST‘A‘TE. SUNDAY 0BSERVANCE CAMPAIGN PLANNED Church Women to Push Bill for| Restful Sabbath Sponsored by Senator Jones. 1w, e~ ?ASTORS SPEAK IN FAVOR Missionary Federation Will Insist on Passage. enewal of efforts to compe nt observance 1 more of “Sunday was rday at the tweniy- eting of the Woman's Vernon Church M thodist when a com { | | | | - [futurist complexion. take th’ °f | have t' r of the B buth were v exercises, Abe Martin Says: Miss Tawney Apple has a new Remember when you used t'| bed ticks t’ th' " have ‘em filled? The | on and meeting of the | n was held today. | sermon will be _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. Checks Bad; Sickness Blamed. Held on a charge of having passed numerous checks In this city, R. Ken- neth Moffett, Carlisle Courts, is said checks to raise money ness in his family, the amounts good. He made a num- ber of them good, he statgd, but was arrested before he could redeem me] because of sick- others. He is sald to have furnished a list of twen totaling _$45 Police Cour x outstanding checks will g0 to| Police Seek Ml!!mg‘ Boy. i Police are seaching for sixteen- year-old Carman Oddone, son of Mrs. jsle——xldal———=]d PARK ol——ldol—2 by the police to have admitted passing | ¢ tending to make | Genaro Oddone, of 2912 Olive avenue, who has been missing from his home for more than a week. Mrs, Oddone said her son had been learning to be- er and she believes he for the work and ran me rather than tell her. seen in Washington recently and she has requested the police to! help locate him so she can persuade him to return home. S Student Killed in Crash. HOLYOKE, Mass., May 17.—Homan Hall, twenty ith Willington, Conn., a student at Wesleyan U v iddletown, Conn.. died ere s the result of injuries r CLEVELAND || pem o emme——me EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN A NEW DETACHED HOME D. C. when an automobile containing four voung mep, all Wesleyan students, was overturned on the Notch road between this city and Amherst. The party was returning to Wesleyan from Amherst, where they had at- tended a fraternity dance. — STEAL $100,000 IN FURS. NEW YORK, May 17.—A truckload of furs valued at §100,000 was stolen yesterday by flve armed bandits. who kidnaped the truck driver and two helpers in an automobilo on upper Broadway. The loot was the property of a Bronx fur corcern SATURDAY. MAY 17, 1924 REAL ESTATE. 1" Location—Beauty—Value attain their ultimate in these fine new Cheby Chase Just off Connecticut Avenue Boulevard and the Chevy Chase car line. Right in the City Edge of Fashionable Chevy Chase—Where Home Values arc Constantly Enhancing. EXHIBIT ‘HOUSE—3415 Fessenden Street You enter the attractive Eng- lish doorway to a pleasant center hall. - The large living room, with its cheery raised brick fireplace, opens through full-length French windows to the wide English front porch. The bright breakfast sun parlor is reached through double French doors from the charming dining Homes room. Modern equipment and con- veniences distinguish the roomy kitchen, which opens to cold storage pantry with built-in re- frigerator and separate rear porch. On the second fioor are four pleasant bed chambers, with unusually large win- dows and roomy closets. The two baths are white-tiled, with built-in fixtures and shower in one The floored attic is high-ceilinged. In the roomy, dry basement are a Pittsburg instantaneous water heater and stationary wash tubs with hot and cold mixing valves. Ideal hot-water heating plant. 3622 Ordway Street Near the New National Cathedral and Cleveland Park public school. Just off the car and bus line. Twelve minutes by auto to White House. lLocation is one of the most beautiful and convenient suburban environments in Washing- ton—genuine home life—healthful, delightful and refined atmosphere. 4 Real Home Investment 16,950 The Terms | | | of the many desirable LOTS now available at mod- erate prices on terms as low as $25 a month Cement sidewalks, street. Exceptionally large lot, Reasonable. feet. paved alley, wide Are Exceptionalls 125 feet by 33 BRIEF DETAILS Individual i plain—buil fcatures and attractions—fo beautiful white oak floors choice electrical fixture: Beautiful lot—cement drive A brand-new house ready ancy i~hed with the utmost care. There arc rous rooms: spacious living roem with Colonial fireplace throughout : com sereened. inch porches Pittsburg automatic Hot-water heating svstem way to garage Liberal for oc Foxall Heights All City Conveniences! Take F St. Car Marked “Chain Bridge” or “Cabin John" %% C. C. LACEY psin'st M. 7787 Out Sunday! When You've Looked at Them All— You'll Still Prefer These! WM. S. PHII PHILLIPS 2 REALTOR-BUILDER 15th & K Streets ater Open for Inspection Sunday BOSS & PHELPS Terms The Home of Homes Main 9300 1417 K St. N.W. YON VILLAGE “The Suburb 20 Minutes From Your Office” Three Built ONE SOLD Pmpeny Come jole—=lale——]ol—X] —=[alc——]a]——=]a[—=]q] correspondin Gardner, & ington To, oble—D ol o] ——|d——]o[———|o[——Fo|=—=]o]c—— o] ——] I | | fl m m @ | @ | fl fl fl fl E e e e e e e = I e = I = i e Prices: The choicest residential sites in Lyon Village are selling for 221> cents per sq. ft. cash; or 35 cents per sq. ft. when monthly payments are extended over a period of five years. Prices rang- ing between these figures depend upon location as well as length of time required to pay for the lot. . .. ‘ Liberal Terms [his bric a large lot overlooking Rock Creek Parl It contains e and exceptionally la vants' quarters. There is a beautiinl stone fireplace in the living room. The basement is exceptionally bright. It contains a large built-in garage and coal and cold storage rooms. TO INSPECT—Drive out 16th street te Varmum and west om Varnum to 4330 Argyle Terrace. MARTIN BROTHERS Owners—Builders Adams 3312 New Homes Now rooms besides an inclosed sleeping porch and nicely finished attic, suitable for ser- Open for Inspection OUR CLASSY TWO-STORY HOMES AND BUNGALOWS WHITE HOUSE Population 3000 Plat and full information will Built—3 Sold be mailed on request 8 Built. ol This Picture Will Give You Some Idea of One of Our Attractive Homes inctive in design both interior and exterior nd tiled bath with built-in tub. The large place and handsome brick mantel is one of e homes.. Beautiful oak floors. The t the most fastidious. The houses unusually attractive lighting fix- "\ ... CHERRVYDALE flfmfi Sewerage, Gas, Electrlcity, Sidewalks and Improved Streets, Street Lights, Natural Shade Elevation 250 Feet Above Washington LYON & FITCH, Inc. Office--Wilson Blvd. and Oak St., Clarendon, Va. These houses ar and have 6 and 7 To! living room with open fi the most attractive features of material and workmanship will are heated by hot water and h fures and wall decoration. Large lots. These houses were built by day labor and will stand the closest inspection. Prices Range From $8,500 to $11,500 Will Sell on Easy Terms ALL INTEREST AT 6 PER CENT take 14th St. cars marked “Takoma Park” and get off atend ol e Walk 1 block sonth on Laurel Ave. from FIRE ENGINE HOUSE and turn to left, haif block. OR SEE H. L. THORNTON, Owner and Builder Office: 6904 4th Street, Takoma Park, D.C. (Opposite Takoma Thenter)—Nfice Phone. Adams 5254 Open AUl Day Sunday Phone Clarendon 650 SALESMEN WILL CALL WITH AUTO FOR INSPECTION OF PROPERTY UPON REQUEST ol A