Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1924, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON C, SATURDAY, NOWEMBER 8, 1924.° : ? 21 NGTON, 1. C., SATURT ———m_ A e THE IVE HUGEU S BAKERY $150,000 IN STOLEN EI]UBA"UN WEEK et e PRt | P ARTHUR DRURY, JR., | MRS. HARDING SUFFERS T ooleie thhaciingen) s ‘AUTHORITIES SEE CHECK S JEWELS RECOVERED b s bt St AND WIFE SEPARATEDY * SERIOUS SETBACK),,ntumioe oo t"iivo| - ON PHEUMONIC PLAGUE of orderly and constructive methods S i ¥ poorly last night, taking but a small | —— e et ara|[GouDle ke Aypartmentys Apactd Cacdition BecomesiGreve “Agatni| 200X I8 B L (REIERRE SSICELL 0 - Tip Leads Police to Pawnshop in faards aiinet sicourse o violence 1% & | Former Home Rented—Family | After Poor Night—Takes Little |asy. Complications in the upiir purt | 1os Axeis P tolerant, unprejudiced, judicial temper Nouristnent of her abdomen have imcreased in se- preumaon ) ® eV g cf h. - New K, Whe WA N of mind such s even ‘young children Reported Opposed to Matcl | verity. York, Where Gems Were can be helped to ucquire. A habit of By the Associated Press Acsoralbg th reponts itrom White | Angeles trems To the B 6 ca She Is suf-|more than 4 the distin-|und 30 death, two victims succumb- 5 MARION, Ohio, No b 8. —Mrs. o e k of e late slogans and phrases has a directly op- Shnonds DIty 0 e e o el i Country Consolidated—To _Abner-Drury Co., came a surprhie) condition this morning. dney trouble. Dr. stolen in a New Orleans aita Gireat Mrs, Clarence Crittenden Caufi-|Florence Kling Harding, widow of [Gen. Charles I, v where Mrs. | yoster A Y YORK. November §—De- : conducive to the latter as it app B Have Enormous Ouput. - ok Srember e ing Attacks. us to be. We regret the National Bureau hock (o their friends in the Citi- | uring with , from Henry Agert, a mal Indorstment, Answcr- “We are distressed to find the pro- |houn. and P. . form r]”l\ late President Warren Hard- | Harding has be king her home | g Og0ranRd betwenn Rucation (did not sonsifle today, when it was learned that With several protests against parts und influence to proy s rormiMAYYIEHA; e ¢ of the program for observation of 3 % 3 o I YORK. November §.— sman, and arrested two 3 i ¥ Summer, Alrs. | Dotation of dha Continental 5 A ira L pacen broker | Education week already filed, | - % | small children ‘Mave i Corporation. which is cted ‘o fw ged w 2 o | came known today that 4 re o aran ‘ark Hotel. ' Mr. EXTRAORDINARILY FINE NEW HOMES il be the first step in a huge o 3 I it ores o e : . ode 4 ! | By the Associated Press . o : AtTomAtin it esaiton %o iy Misadventure to the martial bark gt Leading Organizations of Held in Safe. | Daughters of 1812 Offer For- | sulomatic wmass reaction to symbols, are By the Associated Press. gram of American Education w president and general mi r of tficing, was sgain reported in a sei rious | since the death of President Harding dlies - 5 and $175.000 worth of jewels P — b a e hafae they had taken separate apartmemts of the United Bak o i I e | A S: retired liuru«.u the Ward ) A woman are a lot B worker, | Their forme; uiaeroft In an Ideal Location—Just Off 14th Street other w0 G DAITEer wore and its i 2 ath and | Place, has been rented 1d notncen ive standuy he. The b asked Mré, Drury, formerly Miss § | field. s unnounced Sdn-‘i..’l’l}-; by med by Guy R oney. anlse cx| Alme TS DoMEhIers of ved an R4l Clifton streets Thursday night with sl SRR 4 919! Eel e S cniali t Rall FoEn G I e “ition | $500 in cash and a check for $5,000 clopment with Mr ;M low- Bukeries, ‘who under sus as th > have i er return from abroad the fol- ¢ y er possession, having recently re- of the new con- [lafr the Louisian in her ion, having recentl) 3 inE ont ot i o.| Another protest was added yester- |turned from Atlantic City, has been [low eported to havie been n P ¥ D other's olgection ement ex- | gay . E | alrcady on file | taken to the home of relatives. Coun- mothe ool S el A A e o e sk I wiich M seott |12,11° A PRICE ONLY EASY TERMS of 8 per | oF, the 1”‘1 i i result of a “tip” | ; s a large sum deposited will appeal | 1 g of the Abner-Drury | [l 9 e ! tectives to Aufs 4 | i | to the courts to make provision for | ¢, president of the Merchants' | s § 7 sarters | the protection of her money. ank and T . Aufses at first denied that he knew : . f—_— | 1s, and # | —— anything about the jew the program on th used to allo e common stock fosedi Mo allog. il of that prop: Tl e o e ‘»"“ I E T S helumier 3o nte A ‘;:1': Beautiful Corner Home on 16th Street A FEW OF THE MANY FEATURES s participating share m 2 B 4 i | F e i ctiv - : igert in West. Not Far From Sacred Heart Church § e B e L 2 ‘ommissioner Tigert, v has been Six large rooms, tiled bath with built-in the office he West for rEnlght, willinat] Also near churches of other denominations, fashionable mchools, e s i Iyt s e « Novem- Rl convenient to cars, bus, market, stores. amusement houses, etc. ity s S Thia aew bome 1A MANY UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS and’ shoudd be ia tractive electric fixtures; oak floors: open program pleted the the merge ! of $3 a sh the after | Jacobs, when arrested as a_materi raying 8 D he preferred {witness in the case, denied all con for and $11 a s b \uw with the robbery, saying that he | ad “not even heard of it ed the jewels from | be back in Wa stement would be Spactetstly ec . i fireplace, concrete irom porch; break- o A Toakion g ol e o L wen | fast and sleeping porches. ter of protest, in part, fol- [ GARAGE i noss % A Towa Papers Unite. o s s : e s profou s TN e Eis 3 | Sample House, 1321 Buchanan St. Open Daily Until 9 P.M. cause | e wWoih Ready For Occupancy i i et S nihal et i b S e Y Prrice, $27,500—Liberal T ("'I_':;wxv-ir—lxlv\x‘\l;\v:v. v in .m;mm""?”:’:'tv:\‘M as an- | col ‘ ECE S SEE IT TOlDA;a TS | N' L‘ SANSBURY CO-’ InC. The merger is the culmination of & movement which hul been wnder E]l—_—_-_—_—__.ll:]:—-—__—:':m:—“:_:lm 3 3557 16th Street N.W. _ “Everything in Real Estate” way for 20 years. The corporation will represe R CHEVY CHASE, D. C Open for Inspection, Daily and Sunday, Untl 9 PaL 1418 Eye St. N.W. Phone Main 5904.5 PaReries i e : T GARDINER & DENT, Inc. REALTORS b hut lon aem ity e Beautiful New Colonial Exclusive Agents : baking systeims. ' 1409 L Street N.W. Output to Be Enormous. 3922 Ingomar St. These large systems, owning bak- | 7 ; G AP et tom Whose. outhut will be millions of | OPEN i i il Attention $6,900 Bungaiow§ ehn pen ABRAMS pialy-id Colored Purchasers z NORTH OF WASHINGTON St e a We have fisted for sale quite a number of high- RN R class homes. ra in size from six rooms and bath to & AE———1OE====E=— =) = tweive rooms and three baths, i the best colored sec. $600 CaSh_$65 a Month tions of the A\H.Hv\\( st. reasonably priced and for sale MT P‘ ASANT—NG\N on convenient term Iso several two- ,”::]‘Z]A)“lil-lhi‘(- LTI tHHIHA: TTTTTRS 2R ments with separate entrances and heati No property around Washington is increasing in value as fast as Particulars on request, that along 16th Street and Georgia Avenue extended. This is the most % valuable and the most desirable section in which a home can now be 3201 Adems Mill Road N.W. WARDMAN bought for $6.900—$600 CASH—§65 A MONTI. S 3 X 78 0 I 3227 Adams Mill Read N.W. These bungalows, 24 feet by 32 feet, contain five rooms and bath, with front i have had se ¢ _ ¢ Attr ¢ Semi-Detached 1430 K St. N.W. Main 3830 porch 8 feet by 24 feet, and a large sleeping porch and kitchen porch on rear. sational price : 3 i il - e e Hardwood floors, electrical fixtures, and papered to suit purchaser. Double siding Ao i S : - e £ Kl 2 I and flooss. | & footiccment celiax with tullSheight i windows under ‘entire Hoitse: & RN - . _ e e Modern construction throughout, including main :uppnrt by iron beams and 1 been permi . rn- | % < » col- Ll £ o | o _ i . : T IIIXIlIIllIIlIlIlIIIlIIIKNIIIIIIIHhll1IIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIiIIInIIMIH‘IIIIII|I|I|Illilllll|I|I|Ill||||ll|llllll:J umns; concrete sidewalk and macadam road. Located in Blair, two squares fro over 60 per co £ r s : € ¥ td Lamont street car. City water and sewer and electric service. Drive out 16th Street or Georgia Avenue to Georgia Avenue and the District Line, then north on Georgia Avenue to sales office ngxt to Silver Spring National Bank. Salesmen on property every day and evening. ¥ tin gura, 2 : LOW PRICE—EASY TERMS Open for Inspection = v T North Washington Realty Co., Inc. Phone Adams 1 For Sale By Any Droker or AB H (; RUVER = E. BROOKE LEE, President Owner and Builder 921 15th St. N.W.—Main 8072 AT COTT AGE CITY SALES OFFICES: Washington City Sales Office, Main 6152 | e Telephone—Woodside 177 Opposite State Department, 1653 Penna. Ave. NDwe il iiEhowidol |7 3 ) T, lights, BIgh oven ks Fange, kitchen cabimis, ¥ and good rosdwass Woodside 138 Construction Office, Silver Spring, Columbia 9821 el 1o Vour Y Price, $5, 915—$250 Cash fic>—f‘.1uru)‘)-r:::";;e;fcxj)- bl | E CI l a S !3 N Stod S50 montils, iacludiog il isterest. Larger eash payment will reduce PRSRSE CH v ! CHAS. M. LIGHTBOWN, %™ | pe——ne——ne———te——n E—To———Tn| f Office Phone, from 9 to 5, Hyattsville 616-M Galliher & Hugue]y \ SEE THEM TODA Y Residence Phone, before ® a.m. and after 5:30 p.m. F 0 R S ! L E Hyattsville 133-W Sherman Ave. & W St. Northwes | HOW TO GET THERE rwyn.'” e ot E B G SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, LARGE NEW DOWNTOWN GARAGE & Ofice 1 on end of Cottage City mearest ‘Washington 150 Apartment Houses Within a Radius of Eight Blocks Homre on end of Cottage City farthest from Washington T e T e e —_— 7 EIGHT NEW HOMES | v Take Things Under Your £ & N : = TNl Tle teer Wing ool ome ™ £ [ . No. 5536 Fifth St. N.W. The roof over vour head will g % i (Between Kennedy and Longfellow Streets) be Sours“not your - landlords. When you_carry the load your- sl Sand it's ot xueh ey and One. either—vou will be surprinad With ‘what contemtment and biise e 41064108 Legation Street A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE E P ‘ Real Homes at the Right Price No. SLW Longfellow S_t irgiia real estate and am in a sitlon to save You money in ing, or will build to suit, and finance you. Select your own lot. See these bargains. Abso- lutely the best buys anywhere. Va. Highlands, new bunga- low, 4 r., am.l, $4750; 3300 cash. Va. Highlands, new bunga- low, 5 r., amli, 35750; $500 cash. Va. Highlands, nearly new, 6 r., amdl, $5300; $300 cash. Virginia Highlands New semi-bungalow, r, a m i, $8750; $1,000 cash; corner lot; f}..,::::“ o, EPRM O.YLE' James Martin Realty Company :z;.’;:n see.d. LF i 810 F Street N.W. Main 2255 721 13th St. N\W. Main 2850 I m Owners and Builders T £ I > : Hale———lalc———|o|——— 0| |l 0] One-Half Block Off Connecticut Avenue Arranged for both storage and display purposes. Construction is entirely of reinfore crete. Two Otis elevators have been installed, which enable the upper floors to be loaded loaded with least possible effort. Toilets and washing tables have bec E Buildin maximum amount of light for each floor, being open on four sdes. T ge alley in sides gives adequate space to prevent congestion in either filling or emptying the build 9 ROOMS ; 2 BATHS REASONABLY PRICED EASY TERMS GARAGE Open for ln:pcct‘ion Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. Drive out Connecticut Avenue or take Chevy Chase TO INSPECT- car to Legation Street, and go west to 41st Street. 3 Floors Consisting of 45,000 Square Feet of Space Price and Terms Reasonable Salesmen on Premises Satu;-day and Sunday Take 14th St. ear, get off at S5th and Kennedy Sts.; or take any oth s'. car and get off at Longfellow St. and walk four blocks : ) : 5] Easy Terms of Sale It 12 Impoepibis to dmerthe sxey onteiandlag featare-. fll 19th and N Streets N.W. m o] Streets | o fll IN-THE HET OF TE BUSY AUTOMOBLE ECON ) m . 3 m o] l 8]