Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1925, Page 15

REAL ESTATE, BULDING SLUWPS TOSIBIND.; Holidays and Winter Weather Account for Slackening of Permits. As far as the last part out very feebly In succession, other temporary aused a slump In the ing permits. The total seven days amounts to one of the lowest weekly the vear The outstanding featur is a $70,000 church to 3800 Nebraska avenue by the Mt. Ver- non Seminary. The other permits granted are for residential construc- tion. The list includes R. F. Irwin, to build street northwest, $5,000. R. F. Irwin, to build stree: rthwest, $5,000 G. G. Loehler, to build street northwest, $14,000 E. ) to build 1521 Foxall road $5,000 building was of t Two Winter went liday weeks months and a disadvantages ok's build- for the past only $199,500, tals of year fow t e of the list be built at 4110 Garrison 4114 Garrison n 1314 Kalmia Oury Anna S enteenth street Thomas, to repair 1709 Sev- northwest, $4,000. H. B. Hundley, to repair 2905 Four- teenth street northwest, $4,0 J. B. Mazzulo, to build Nichols avenue southeast, $1. §. Dalton, to b d treet morthwest, $12,00 arrows & to 3910 Legation $16.000. Mount Vernon Seminary church 3800 Nebraska avenue west, $70,000. Frank Barenott, to build 1014 Jack- son street northeast, $3,000. Harry A. Kite, to build 1611-1625 “street southeast, $48,000. Arthur Carr, to_build road northwest, $10,000 GLEE CLUB TO SING. Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce will Church tomorrow at 11 a.m,, on “New arting Right The Oberlin College Male will render special music p.m. service, and give the vesper service at 4:45 p.n 41 Aspen build 3908- northwest, Cross. to build north- B 3713 Woodley ee Club at the 8 musical concerned | NEW ADDITION TO REALTY SECTION | | & Middleton moved Eye street. The firm purchased the buil first floor is for the use of the firm, th: Sunday School Lesson BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON. CHRIST'S TRIUMPHAL ENTRY.—Luke Xix.29-44. Golden Text—Blessed is the king that cometh in the name of the Lord.—Luke xix.3s. An intensely intefesting series of studles has been assigned for our study during the coming vear. In the lessons for the first quarter we consider the last week of our Lord's ministry and then we shall follow in our lessons the work He continued to do In the spread of Christianity, s outlined In the Acts and Epistles of Paul. More than one-fourth of Luke's gospel is taken up with the record of the Master's final week of service. The three other gospels de- vote fully one-third of their biog- raphies to His last week. This indi- cates the great importance that the evangelists attached to the cruci- fixion and resurrection of Jesus, which marked the culmination of Christ's ministry. The same reason calls for our glving three months' study to the closing period of His ministry. Jesus had realized that the hour of His passion was rapldly approach- ing &s He journeyed toward Jerusa- lem. His disciples had observed the peculiar look in His face as they drew near the nation’s caplital city to participate in the Passover serv- ice. He had planned out His en- trance into Jerusalem, so that it would make plain to the whole people His claim to the kingship From the tragic day when the people refused to listen to the voice of Samuel by insisting upon their de- sire to have a king similar to the rulers of other nations, down to the days of Christ, it is evident that the people ed their divine oppor- tunity use of false notions con- cerning the character of their lead- ors. God had selected the Jewish yace. to be the moval and spiritual leaders of the world. They have surpassed all other nations in their moral and spiritual insight. They have been the spiritual pioneers of the world. Some of them had recog- nized in Jesus the leader that the nation had been seeking, but when they determined to make the Master 2 king over the nation by force He refused to allow them to do it. The hour finally came when He forced the by His plans to make a (riumphal entrance into the ecity. jssue Plans for Triumphal Entrance. Washington is turning its thoughts toward March 4, looking forward to a renewal the inaugural cere- noni n o ye past have attracted from all parts of the Nation te the Capital ( to witness he parade aad other ceremonies. Jesus planned unpretentious when e commandeered an her colt instructing His disciples (o go Into neighboring community and bring them to Him His service. He exercised His uthority and right to the possessions His subjects when He ordered them b Him the vet He did .not seek to take i tyrant Kitker through His cience He knew that there 2 olt tied wh rs very ass and by to & omn there waiting His orders or through some secret friend He had arranged to have it there so that He could ride into Jerusalem as a conqueror in fulfillment of the words of the prophet. (Zech. ix.9.) The vast crowd moving toward the capital recognized the fact that He was proclaiming His authority as the Prince of Peace. There wa in His personality that aroused multitude, who welcomed His leader- ship with enthusiasm and a popular proclamation of their allegiance to the they invoked upon Him blessings and ascribed to Him heavenly honors by their songs of “Hosanna in the hig est” While the leaders in the city political, religious and social life | recognized the significance of the Master’s entrance and of the people’s | praise, they plotted as to the best means of curbing and controlling the popular uprising that threatened their prestige, power and profits. Jesus was moved by the attitude of the people, but He saw clearly that it was too superficial, so when He reached the point on the way from Bethany to Jerusalem where the view of the city breaks upon one’s vision He wept over the city that He loved with all the intensity of a patriot. He saw that before the week passed they would reject Him and crucify Him, but His tears were not due to the trials that their re- jection would bring to Him. He wept because He saw that the city and country, which He loved above all other cities and nations, would miss their greatest opportunity to become the spiritual capital of the world and |a blessing to all mankind by reject- ing Him. Jesus draws near to us in ur day, and frequently we miss be- ing what He would like to have us be by our not knowing the day of His visitation. | His Claims Questioned. Blind prejudice was at work in the city, and the bigots, whose formalism and devotion to the ritual had in their zeal for the letter accuracy been blinded so that they did not under- stand the mysteries of the kingdom, protested to Jesus against His per- mitting the people to praise Him with the finest selections pertaining to the | Messiah to be found in the Scriptures. | They sought to criticize the Master and to instruct Him as to His duty They assumed that the multitude was mistaken in their views of the Lord | They never thought that it was pos- sible for them to be blinded by their prejudice. Jesus refused to rebuke the disciples, as His cynical critics de- cired. He defended them by pointing out that “if these should hold their peace, even the very stones would ery out.” There was an unseen trail of moral and spiritual forces of the universe that had been mustered for | that hour, which could not be silenced if the Master had been willing to | silence the multitude. * While men have feared to face the | discoveries of science, because they have found them, as the Pharisees did, antagonistic to some conception of God's truth that they have beem considering to be the truth when it was only a false interpretation of the Scriptures, there no conftict be- JAMESON-BUILT HOMES! 1700 to 1732 D St. S.E. ONLY A FEW g 4 Priced at Less Than $7,000 Easy Terms Here is a home within the reach of any purse. Moder- ately priced—yet complete in . every detail Located in Washington's newest subdi- vision— EASTERN TERRACE Tapestry brick; 6 rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electric lights and fixtures; built-in refrigerator; extra large front and double rear porches; laundry tubs; large rear yard to wide alley. An excellent home that is complete. Selling Fast Four blocks from the new Eastern High School. See these ideal homes now. Ask the Man Who Owns One Built, Owned and For Sale by Thomas A. Jameson Co. Owners and Builders 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W, Phone Main 5526 a glory | Him as their King. They recognized | that He was indeed the Messiah, and | | He THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. c., SATURDAY, TJANUARY 3, 1925. A Story of Mystery and Adventure BY VICTOR MacCLURE. Copyright, 1924, by Harper & Brothers The District of mont Avenue study classes oting, be will The following subje offered : “Bible members of the f (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) It came to Dan Lamone and myeelf simultaneously that these very lslands would make ‘an ideal base for all the known operations of the raiders, a no- tion that secmed to hit all the interna- tional searchers a little later. The sea- plane base began to fill with British, French, American and German ma- chines. until by the middle of the week there was hardly mooring room for an- ther bus. Meantime, Dan and I had £one ashore to test the Aunt Mandy's | Soap scheme. We bought a packet, and sure enough made the acquaintance of an alert young American who had an office in a quiet back street. We did not need to introduce ourselves. us by name as soon as he gaw us. We enlisted his help for a search of the Azores, and while his dago myr- midons ecoured the land we examined nook and cranny from the air. ised no game whatever. Alto- gether, we spent another fruitless week in the ‘Azores. “Look here, said finally place for an | just remembered knows how many There's a dandy landing airship on Madeira. I've it. A plateau, Lord feet up, toward the west end of the island. They call it the Paul da Serra—a barren place it is— utterly deserted. I'd give that the once- over, if 1 were you. I think you're on a false trail in this particular group of islands.” Well, we were just sick of the aight of all that unused ammunition in the cock- pit of the Merlin, and our soap friend description of the Paul da Serra cer- tainly did make it look like an attractive landing place for an alrship. It was nearly a fortnight sinde we had left Washington, May was more than half over, and we were still short of the fight we wanted. Anyhow, a faint hope seemed better to us than ne, so made for Funchal once again, with the intention of flying over the plateau on the early morning of the next day—Sunday, it was As luck would have it, this was time chosen by the Merlin fof her first breakdown. It was nothing much, just a fleck of enamel stuck by some chance in the jet of one of the carbure We could have flown all right, but Milliken and 1 did not want to get away with two cylinders missing. The locating of the trouble was enough to delay our start until long past dawn. It was 7 o'clock before we got over the plateau and, as will be shown later, that fleck of enamel lost us an excellent chance. The Paul da Serra was bare when we flew over it—but it had not an hour and a half before It was the merest chance northward on patrol, for we had c sidered another flight to Cape Verde I lands. But northward we went. There are some would say we were urged by fate. v 1334 H to 1412 Iding and remodeled it into offices. The e other floors are general offices. oflices from street tween the discoveries of science and the Bible, when the latter is cor- rectly interpreted and the discoveries are rightly understood. God is the author of the universe and it har- monizes with His revelations to men in the Bible. They are working together today as never before for | the hastening of the era of good will | among all men. Throughout the centuries efforts been made by materialistic ds to check the onward march of Christ's kingdom. Jesus was the con- queror of the nation and of Jerusalem He entered it riding upon the colt. He could have marshaled the forces whose voices proclaimed Him to be the Messiah and been enthroned King. It would meant a revolution. It would have meant that He was a king by and He ought to be a king through peaceful methods and by the exercise of spiritual power, rather than temporal silenced the dignitaries of the temple, entered the city, inspected the temple, purged it of money changers, and returned to Bethany. He had entered as king and had been pro- clalmed as such, but the power was withheld from Him by those intrusted with it. He longs to rule in the hearts of ail men and correct the vils of the moment. Several years &0 an American students’ conference received a cablegram from Japan, saying: “Make Jesus king.” A gen eral returning from herolc service in the World War was heard declaring upon shipboard that “what America needs is a king. She needs Jesus as her king.” Let us, like His unknown friend who intrusted to His service tHe colt, give our all to Him and help by consecrated effort to enthrone Him as King of Kings and Lord of Lords, May every student of this lesson accept Him as their king and by following His commands come to en- joy a prosperous, peaceful and happy New Year in extending His kingdom among men n- . have Our northward course had lasted bare- Iy half an hour, when far below and ahead of us there opened out a situation that had about it more than a touch of drama. Broadside to our path lay a liner, spick and span to the smallest detail in the clear air of the Summer morning, but so far away as to be a miniature ship. Almost nestling on her tall masts | there hovered the long silver shape of an_airship! Dan and Milliken were doing small chores in the cabin behind me, and I found myself calling them—somehow in a whisper. “By Christopher, old man breathed, “we've got ‘em at last!” Milliken's only comment was to pull the breech cover off my gun and set the belt of ehells “Keep high, sir, that was done, quick ! “That's the idea,” T whispered all openings. Action as rehearsed.” “Right, sir!” He and Dan quickly cleared for ac- tiom, while I gave the engine as much gas as it would take. The Merlin leaped forward at dizzying speed. And now we saw what we had previously missed, that we were not alone in our hurry to the scene. From the east raced a war- ship, a plane-carrier we could see from her forward platform, and British from the fleck of white and red at her peak, Her distance from the liner could not have been more than 16 kilometers, and the white surge at her stern and bow showed how quickly the distance was being cov- ered. Neither the airship nor the cruiser, I felt certain, had spotted the Merlin. If the cruiser sent up a plane, we would have to be spry to et in the first shot. “Stations, boy!” T velled, then, for I saw the airship begin to rise from the masts of the liner. “I'll dive be- low her, Milliken. Burst her as we pass below!” ve, aye, sir!” Down, down, down we force, Dan he muttered, when and drop on them— lose Rail Unions Open 15th Bank. PORTLAND, Oreg., January 3.—A Brotherhood Co-operative tional Bank opened here today with an in- itial capital and surplus of $25,000, the fifteenth flnancial institution in the United States established by the railroad brotherhoods. It is a mem- ber of the Federal reserve system George O. Barnhard, retired railroad engineer, is president. ; () streaked- Stop— looking—and come right out to this new group of Kite Homes—in North Cleveland Park, and you will find exactly what will appeal to you in char- acter of home and neighborhood—size of house and arrangement—price and terms. Six Rooms, Bath and | Separate Garage Kite homes are livable homes—and these embody the latest improvements —plus the best of material and work- manship. They will comply with every requirement you have in mind —and provide in addition a very profitable investment. Sample Home 4315 39th Street Open Every Day and Evening— Including Sunday Our Mr. Hamilton is in charge of the Park Office, at 4301 39th St. If you wish a special appointment, phone him at Cleveland 1490. Motor out Conn. Ave., west on Albemarle St., turning into 38th or take Wis. Ave. car to just beyond the National Cathedral at Win- dom St—it's but a square to these Homes. There is through car service via Wisconsin Avenuc. Built, Owned ana For Sale by HARRY A. KITE (Incorporated) Member Washington Real Estate Board 1514 K St. Phone M. 4846 He greeted | the distributor of soap | been occupied | that sent us | |plumb o la chance, |and we |answering Home Bible gelism,” taught by thorne, pasto; United Ch quicker than ever kestrel swooped. My shoulder was snugged in the piece of the gun, and my finger was trem- bling on the trigger. Up, up, up to meet us came the mass of the air- ship till her side loomed like a great wall. T flattened then, and every fiber of the Merlin protested at the strain. Suddemly my gun blatted as of its own volition. I could just glimpse the gouts of flame as the | shells burst in the gray side of the | airship, before I had to dive under her—then me I heard Milli- ken's gun voice in a prolonged roar. tian of he Covengnt. Counciilor will behind give The enemy must have risen quickly, for I found the Merlin still a good height above the level of the sea. The | speed of the dive—done with the en- gine almost full throttle—took us far beyond our quarry, since I could not turn without depriving Milliken of his shot. I pressed the foot bar for the turn, and Danny loosed off ex- | will citedly “‘Hold' vour fire We're not near Foundry Dr ach o Away, iment The theme be “The the Epwor vellad 5 pm. Dr. F The Old Faith and Danny enough!” o CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORI Endeavor Union meets Monday at Ver- Christian inning with ting, running from 7 Study,’ cult Institute ; of the Walla Presbyterian Endeavor, tion of Miss Helen Lyon of the Chul llowing* routine bu: deliver titled “Into the Promised Land.” FOUNDRY TE)PICS_[iIVEN. jDr. Harris to Speak on “The Green “ Hill Far Away.” Methodist Church tomorrow morning the pastor, Frederick Brown } the theme z will for the Unseen h for th REAL ESTATE. SPECIAL STU Columbia. Christian : Gospel of John to Crusader Group Church. The precede each unjon the January to 8:15 p.m. s for study will be conducted by of the i “Personal B Memorial Church; “Expert under the direc- h mont Avenue taught by Dr. Chr Wilm: e the gospel of John. lard is president of t o meets at social morality for th k S ness, Homer . | oises’ of the adult de an addres Rev. Dr. W. L. D. secretary of the Wasl tion of Churches, missionary departmer an's society next After a luncheon at 1 work department of meet, presided over Episcopal | Sterns, president. arris, will The Green Hill administer the a special Year next Thu 0w atives church. of all evening sermon Audience.” League serv at ris will speak on New Year. WOMAN'S GROU “Hell, Jimmy!" will he, shouted. “Gimm you?" | When had |so that the |of my gun-sight notice that the haze Despite ray lost the my climbing turn, we level of the rising dirigigle now had to climb at a steep angle, but I set the Merlin to the task, all out. She answered willingly High us floated the silent gray the airship, and it seemed as were disdainful the worst could do of fire came to still. It wa B pinkish sometimes will rises from a was a curious to hold & citer above shape it s burst no sign that he was uncannily amazing that she still 1d float level, for at least three shells had taken effect on her nd Milliken was not the man to expend mmunition unless his target the cross-hairs of his sight. But she floated horizonta rising quickly, apparently unt We were her, I th but the which climb se to take under her her shells be to we came around, I tered out a 1 been nearly a Milliken's Danny's ing on pressed the veloped the Merli of dancing refrac W if that the her i any cou of m drow e & gun Iy Jught had red likely eIt the flipped up her t nto a a4 dive ng roll—it drumfull—and eavier metal t ground bass of the cf cabin was clamorous wi through which the £ nt shells iing answer came from the enemy Drese o k up the when it las f thin t COLO RED =) F We'll be glad to new group of Homes at 730-740 Fairmont St. N.W. They contain every modern and up-to-the-minute convenience You won't find anything to compare with and housekeeping ai them for moderness in the city so carefully planned and arran wasted—it’s available ing purposes. care we have taken in finishing thesc convenience of the equipment installed. The tion in Washingtor them without fail may be too late. Yo for i Representative in Charge Every Day and Sunday— Evenings, Too Attractive Price and Unusually Liberal Terms May Be Arranged B. B. PINN (Owner’s Representative) 712 Kenyon Street the spiral shape filled the field ship flo that hillside ¢ attention ent of that moment, and I called attention trigg something bus 1 ked up and had got LKS' HOMES Offering Unusual Advantages— . ave vou come over and inspect this Just exactly the right size and : hat there isn't a bit of space Il appreciate the Homes and the wonderful isn't a nicer loca- today Phone Col. 5817 brought us round Missionary Federatit again, 1 began ted in a th shimmered as one the heat do as it in Summer. It curious enough \ the ex- in s day Theater Woma Missionary F of Columbia and vicir oxecutive session ne 1's Intes opal Churc o pal Chur target odist Epi befora open- But as 1| The federation has r. the haze en-|lation in more than herself, and a sort | Washington and vicin spoiled my aim. | secure signatures haze has anything | theaters in the Natior Ty on the Christian Sabb once more, that was Milliken's round of to my intense | the Merlin, reautifully and petered back, and <o that w As we car failed fashion, till the bus into it ighted slip Positivels the greatest ket in a thoroughly mode a residential section secons ington. This house con and two baths: how.h.: feet front by 100 f With ample space for a t been dupl 4 desirability of the 1 ry ensy terms, and imm odd descent is b A bargain in a i brick dw, eland Park a lot 50 feet wide. bea With shade trees, flowers louse is most attractive a taining six large rooms a: w.h., electric lights, Kk fireplace, built-in built-in garage. It is with screens, laundry ch and all other accessori mintmize honsework. anced, cash payment Is required per month are actually 1 value. tomorrow The owner of this bean! ® ntial reduction i quick sale. It a make Tocated within a_squa and the Mt. Pl environment bo tlent st lern bri large reception h ing_porch tures throughout, and t been recently papered an: excellent _condition. Tt b garage. The owner will of both sant car 1 is good and It is o we k., with -] P sexsion and make reasonab er trading for & BIBLE CLASS TO BEGIN Avenue. The Crusader Bible Class of the Ver- begin tomorrow a special 10 o'clock. Leigh Scott of Indlana, will speak at the opening exer- church at 9:45 o'clock. will Tuesday at 11 a.m | Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley will conduct day evening at 7 o'clock, | which will be attended by represent-| departments deration of the o'clock in Mount Vernon Place Meth- asking NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE, $18,500. electric perfect ovated Washington, CLEVELAND PARK, $15,500. hardwood i rhe |NR. 19th & COLUMBIA RD., $16,750. omes on Washington Heights w most refined st DY COURSE of the Columbia B. Y. F will be held at t Mission next Tuesda. The B. Y. P. U. claims the second league in the city. composed of 19 team: various local unions League has 22 tea Braugh, athletic direc eration, held a meetin Be Subject of of Vermont F istian Church, er Souder, will course in Miss Lois Bal- he class, and it Miss Grace'l director of e national W. C. ing Monday rules vised. The West Washingt. presented a r day evening. he the following mem from behind a o jr. captain; F Richard Miller, Harold Hodges rendered by Mrs. H C. Hodge |5 The ¢ ¥, P W o its Christmas vesper evening. “The Other Henry Van Dyke five members of evening. governing bow partment of the arby, executive hington Federa- address the 1t of the wom- qua Garrison, and Bapt lls Ch 2:30 o'clock, the the society will by Mrs. W, P.| prayer service of thej The St New ably some men mean night for the purpose themselves ther s home. Joseph l; TO MEET. | on to Ask Sun- Closing. | rdenominational | District | will meet in Friday at nity = One kitchen, h South. be placed in circu- 100 churches In | ity petitions to that _all 1al Capital close bath Main 210 925 15th St 730 17th St. N'W. bargain on the mar rn home, located in A to none in V ns 10 large r lights; u lot a paved alley, ar garage. The repalr, haviog throughont. We roposition cannot be location 1se itself considered diate possession can The grea ket in u w situated Chase, 1y i been erect ight rooms and porches, b.-w.h., floors, open brick’ firep an individually built d the ent ondition. offered of the ow on ‘a_promine “Thix property ha ¢ utifully embellished 1} and shrabbers. The nd comfortable, con nd ‘two tiled bath ope nd equipped laundry trays which tend to house is well comparatively small and the payments ess than the rental ALBEMAR! will pay > of this t Tespects and Washington of the cits Combines the convenience With the charm of the are extremely atiractive de eight rooms and two haths bath in addition), lirg porches, a two-car enchi. The constru and they contain fence. The rench of thos desi ter. Immediate refrigerator thoroughly utes tiful home has made n price in order to is one of the best bei al Tracti Furthermore t. where the class of neigh 11 constructed three- 10 rooms, two baths, replaces, sieep- ght and new fix- ise has d is_in r brick ate pos. Will also the Ca ted A well tr brick home sitnat points of the heig] 1o the 14th st. car 1 for a ho ern_improve bath, ® built-in gar other desirable repair, and in on and 1 appeal to one this n. a give im terms. all house. New Year Selections for the Wise Home Buyer Call Us Any Day or Evening Until 9 P.M. for Information Cleveland Park $26,500 A choice home on one of the pret- tiest streets in this beautiful section. Twelve rooms, 3 baths, entirely mod- ern. Garage. Terms arranged. 7-19 Mt. Pleasant $15,000 A corner property, Mt. Pleasant car line. Ten rooms and 2 baths, modern home, and a bargain for some lucky buyer. On terms. 7-148 Chevy Chase, D. C. $16,85C Reduced materially in price quick sale and immediate posscssion < Detached on wide lot. First floor— living room, dining room, bedroom, or den, and kitchen. Second floor—3 bed- rooms, bath and extra lavatory and toilet. Built-in garage. Terms ar- ranged. 6-191 Woodley Park $18,000 A well built brick home; 4 bed- rooms and bath and shower; extra lavatory first floor. Sleeping porch On terms. 7-200 not far fron for a session. North Cleveland Park $13,250 New home, semi-detached. Four bedrooms, bath and shower, built-in modern features, an excellent home on reasonable terms. 7-199 Columbia Heights $10,500 Near 14th and Park Road. home, 6 rooms and bath. floors hardwood trim modern, 2-car garage. A good Parquet throughout, On terms. 7-175 Chevy Chase, D. C. $16,500 Detached brick on big lot between two streets. Six beautiful rooms enclosed and heated sleeping porch, attic, garage, a delightful home at a low price. 7-169 On Mt. Pleasant St. $24,000 Near Columbia Rd. A splendid cor- ner property; nine rooms, 2 baths, fine corner for doctor. Immediate pos- Modern throughout. 7-202 Downtown $12,500 _Near New Hampshire Ave. and N St. You can get an_income from : separate apartment in this 10-room and 2 baths home. Completely reno- vafed and priced for immediate sale. Owner leaving city. Act now if vou want a bargain. 7-168 Apartment House $56,800 Nearly new. 12 apartments of 3 rooms and bath. All leased. A splen- did opportunity for a good income ‘inely located northwest. See Mr. Converse with this office. Northeast $6,950 A new home, well located, six rooms and bath, modern. Built-in garage. A cash payment of $500 and your rent money will buy this bargain. Woodridge, D. C. $10,250 A new detached six-room and bath modern home. One of the hest buys in this popular section. See it at once. 7-191 Consult This Office for Exceptional Opportunities Residential, Business, Lots and Subdivisions, Farms, Selling, Exchange ing captains in the Woodws dio program Central at § The The ms. tor of i of the thi At ling ¥ on B ist Chu s th der no Open for Inspection B. F. SAUL CO. ™ W CHEVY CHASE, $10,500. Ve Its close proximity to t Rock Cr of the tached br front NEAR 14th AND SHEPHERD STS,, $10,750. desirin 1 B. Y. P. U. NEWS | A meeting of the executive board U. Federation nion m.e deration largest now howling league representing Epworth is fed- howl- ks, MCSKEEVER® GOSS 1415 K Street EALTORS Phone Main 4752 4 Bufld time TR TR T Downtown Apartment New* Modern Building n 1210 12th St. N.W. I MOORE & HILL, INCORPORATED, Member Washington Real Extate Hoa nimins front NOS. 3009, 3011 AND 3015 LE ST.