Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 21

REAL "ESTATE., caadzaiNEn MUTT PALM BEACH LS JOME ReSORT? EVERY GUY YOU MEET (S A MILLIONAIRE AND CUSRY DAME S AN HeRess ! COURT WILL HEAR CRITICS OF JUDG Refusal of Municipal Jurist to Oust Jacob Fink to Be Argued March 2. The District Court hear arg tlon of i Robert aticipal of Appeals will 1 on the ques- against the Mu- m to oust Jucob Fink, ¢ case of Peck vg. Fink, in which the appellate court held that the housing emergency has passed and that the extension of the Ball rent act was without constitutional basis. The usual proceedings in these cases %8 to decide the question on the papers. Phe gument has been scheduled for 3 at the head yf the call for that date. Answers Through Counsel. The appellate court reversed a for- mer action of Judge Mattingly in re- fusing the judgment to Mrs. Frances ¥. Pec » owner, and remanded the e for further proceeding. Judge Mattingly fused to grant a v judgment made counsel for the complained to motion f i By Louis ( rerg, bfvner, and the latter the Court o S. WA rule was te . tingly to sh sould not be Through Attorney Jackson. answered that he had but had on in refusing a judg- hout a hearing on facts. B ey Wife Asks Maintenance. »odson has filed suit in Supreme Court f i ainst Aaron J. of the T Téau. She charges d support. They were married at Co- Idmbus, Miss., January 28, 1912, At tarney George V. Triplett appears tor the wife. cts a bumper wheat FOR LEASE 730 17th Street N.W. Entire Second Floor 3rd Door South of H Street -~ Large front display window, 5 side windows. All glass across rear. 2 private toilets, 2000 square fect. Beautifully decorated. 1716 H Street Ex- Large first floor store. 1,800 ceptionally well lighted. square feet. The rentals on these prop- erties have been reduced to ex- tremely low figures. The prices merit your investiga- tion and consideration. Moore & Hill, Inc. 730 17th Street N.W. 5 BS3455AANERIERIINTIAK aRLas Ernest L. Schmidt President. BINRNRARRA H ] FERNEIEIENABLIBINRRETE Jury Fixes Term For Murderer by Finding Consensus b to The Star. , Va., February 21.— in the penitentiary hment fixed by the Special Dispatel Ollie Ashwell. The jury deliber- ated 1 hour and 40 minutes, and then each member put on a slip of paper what he thought the accused should serve in the penitentiary. The total years was put down and divided by 12, giving § and then came the verdict. Myers contended that he killed well in self-defense. He is said to have lured Ashwell out of a poolroom and shot him. WOULD RESTORE MANSION Resolution on Arlington Home Re- ported in Senate. A House resolution authorizing the restoration of the Lee Mansion in Arlington National Cemetery to the po- sition in which it existed immediately prior to the Civil War was reported favorably to the Senate yesterday by the committee on library. The Secretary of War is authorized to | | procure articles of furniture and equip- ment used in the mansion by its former ~cupants and also to procure replicas # furniture and articles so used. The esolution went to the Senate calendar. o When the first concert of synco- pated music was given in England, in January, the greatest ever experienced at Queen’s Hall, London. See These Apartments Situated a few squares above the White House, on ‘Washington’s finest residential ~ boule- vard. 1616 16th St. Iceless Refrigeration Soundproof Floors Radio Attachments Murphy Built-in Beds Showers in Baths Central Incinerator ©Oil Heating Plant 24-hour Service Open Sunday Manager. on Premises L. S. FRISTOE RENTAL AGENT 1013 15th St. M. 1512 Main 6367 TITLE & INVESTMENT COMPANY OF MARYLAND "Maryland Title Building 1512 K St. N.W. This company is now prepared to render prompt and efficient service in Title work for Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties, Maryland. < C. Francis Owens Vice President & Tide Officer. EEERINEEASIERUTIIES FERYTEDASURNENNE AR Refrigerator with Drain. Suburban Surroundings. NeflwfiApartment for Rent The Benton 3811 Benton St. N.W. Five Large Outside Rooms, Glass-inclosed Porch. Complete Bath with Shower. Moderate Rentals TO INSPECT—Go one block west and one block south from Wisconsin Ave. and 37th Street, or call office for full information. WALTER CASE Owner and Builder Investment Building. Franklin 6242 Fuel Oil Heating System. City Conveniences. the: demand for seats was |/f| | THE EVENING AND JEFF—It Looked Like Getting Money From Home to Augustus Mutt. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., I'LL SAvE THIS BRD'S LIFE AND GET A HANDSOME REWARD L. HE'S SUNK FOR THE THIRD TiMe BUT I'LL Dive AND GET Hm! AGREEMENT REACHED ON HELIUM GAS BILL Action in Senate Blocked by Sen- ator Walsh, Massachusetts, to Get Time to Study It. An agreement on Senate amendments to the bill for stimulation of the pro- duction of helium was reached yesterday by House and Senate conferees. Chair- man Wadsworth of the Senate military committee sought to have the confer- ence report agreed to in the Senate, but Senator Walsh Democrat, Massachu- setts, objected until he could have time to study it. Under the measure as approved by the conferees an embargo on the export of the non-inflammable gas for lighter- than-air craft would be established, and control of production and distribution would be vested in the Interjor Depart- ment. Workers in the famous marble quarries at (arraea, Italy, recently struck for higher wages, but lost their fght. COMMISSION TO ADJUST PUBLIC LAND TRANSFERS Secretary Work Arranges for Super- vision of Transactions in Matter of Recreational Spaces. Appointment of a commission to supervise and pass on the transfer of public_lands between the National Park Service and the Forest Service and other matters relating to the control of public lands for recrea- tional purposes was announced ves- terday by Secretary Work. Repre- sentative Henry W. Temple of Penn- sylvania, who is chalrman of the committee which chose a site for the Eastern national park several months ago, was named chairman of the com- mission and Charles Sheldon of Wash- ington was chosen vice chairman. The commi was created re- cently by the sident’s committee on outdoor recreation, composed of four cabinet members. In addition to Representative Temple and Mr. Shel- don, the following will serve on the commission: Maj. Willlam A. Welch, general manager of the Pallsades In- terstate Park: W. B. Greeley, chief of the Forest Service, and Stephen T. Mather, director of the National Park CHEVY Inspect 1407 N. Y. Ave. N.W. HOME Open Sunday and Monday Immediately west of Connecticut Avenue and attractively located on Meadow Lane is this ideal with 6 large rooms, 2 tile baths, fireplace, hardwood floors, hot-water heat and electric lights; good size lots and garage. Price, $15,500. Meadow Lane Meadow Lane is one block north of Bradley Lane and the Chevy Chase Club—House about 200 feet west of avenue. Louis P. Shoemaker CHASE 1 new home—center hall one with shower; porches, open Sunday Main 1166 (Copyright, 1925, by H. O. Fisher. N “Our Terms Are r\heknm.hme\nm. Or - Main 6861 Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday 3422 QUEBEC STREET Cleveland Park FEATURES— Stonte Foundation Hot-water Heat, Instantaneous Heater Six Spacious Rooms; Garage Tile Bath, Built-in Tub With Shower Lot 50x112 Open Fireplace, Hardwood Floors and Trim Attic Over Entire House Built-in Refrigerator, Pullman Breakfast Most Convenient” TO INSPECT —Drive out Connectiout. Avenue to Porter Street, then west to 4th “0r take Wisconsin Avenue oer to Idaho Avenus, walk 2 blocks to Quebec, them 113 blocks to house, C. H Suarr & Co. “Fine Homes a Specialty” and ons | 925 15th St. N.W. New English Type Brick Homes! 1403 to 1425 Trinidad Ave. N. E. 1433 K St. N. W: (Just North of Florida Avenue and 13th Sts. N. E.) Thoroughly Well Built and of Attractive Desigh Modern in All Appointments Attractively Priced From $8,150 to $9,850 Be Sure to See These i 1407 Trinidad Ave., Open for Inspection Wm. H.Saunders&Co.,Inc. Realtors Or Your Own Broker Main 1016-7 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1925. —BY BUD FISHER. 21, Trade HAWKS (BLUB) FoR Ml saimG my uiFe, 7] MuTT? How AN - FLORIDA— . vy B¢ pmserge and reports made to either the Secre- tary of the Interior or the Secretary of Agriculture. Service. The new body will pass on enlargements or adjustments of the national parks or national forests A REAL HOME SIXTEENTH STREET Near Kennedy A thoroughly modern 15-room and 4-bath house; *ile roof; large front and rear porches; 9 bedrooms; linen and moth closets and open fireplace; servants’ quarters and laundry in basement; hot-water heat; elec.; gas; 3-car garage; lot 50x220 to paved alley and side driveway from street; beautiful hedge and shrubbery. Price, $40,000. Will consider any reasonable offer. P. J. WALSHE, INC. “Exclusive Agents” 1107 Eye Street N.W. T N A SRR RR S S N ABSOLUTELY MUST BE SOLD 925 Delafield St. N.W. $7,950 Owner leaving the city is obliged to sell, and if you are looking for the utmost in value in a com- paratively new and strictly modern home, Ses this property tomorrow. Six rooms; tile bath; hardwood floors; hot- water heat; electrio lights. Low cash payment and only $65 per month carrying charges. Inspect Tomorrow After 1 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS Realtors 1417 K St. NW. Main 9300 CHEVY CHASE 202 West Rosemary Street ATTRACTIVE NEW MODEL HOME. Three master bedrooms, large bath and extra toilet and lava- ry; full basement with built-in garage; located in most attractive “hevy Chase neighborhood, one block from Chevy Chase Club Salesman on property Sunday afternoon. Price, $14,500 on Easy Terms MORSE-GOODNOW COMPANY 800 Investment Building Main 9327 Wesley Beights the Garden Spot of Washington The beauty of a Home in Wesley Helighu is enhanced by. nature’s setting. None of the gran- t“ur of hill and valley has suffered distortion by ruth- It is a protected community. Every Home is Miller-built. - It combines the allurements of the country and the conveniences of the city— the youngsters can grow up in the environment the great out-of-doors—safely—and in fifteen minutes you can be at your office. Completed and under construction are various types and sizes of Miller-built Homes—awaiting your inspection—tomorrow or Monday. Motor out Mass. Ave., across ‘Wisconsin Ave. and turn to left into Cathedral Ave., which leads to property. By trolley ~—get off at Wisconsin Ave. and Macomb St. and take free bus to Wesley Heights. Our office representative will be in attendance tomorrow and Monday (in fact, every day) to show you through the delightful homes available for purchase and occupancy. W. C. and A. N. Miller Realtors 1119 17th St Phone Main 1790 Members Washington Real Estate Board REAL ESTATE. 21 QU D R T T Cathedral Heights “The Top of rhg City” A Location Where Values Are Increasing 3127-29 38th-St.'N.W. Between Masscehusetts Avenue and Woodley Road These are two-story homes, semi-detached, brizk construc- tion, built with Six lar floors, atti water heat, oms, full tilec bath with built-in tub, hardwood pacious front and rear porches, open fireplace, hot- instantancous hot-water heater. SOLD ON EASY TERMS Open Every Day - Thomas J. Lane, Jr. Owner and Builder 47 M ST. N.W. Franklin 4698 fillllIIllllllIlIlIIllIlI‘IIIIIIIIIIII|I||||llIlIIlIlIIlIIIIIlIIIIlIIlI|II|Il!I1IIIIIlIlIIllIIllIIIlIIIIlIII|lIIlllllIlIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII[IIIIH The Best Homes Are Breuninger Homes 1607 Varnum Street N.W. Side Entrance—Center Hall 9 rooms—3 baths—2-car garage Awnings Weatherstrip This House Is . Correctly Priced Lawns Open Sunday and Monday 11 AM.10 6 PM. L€ Breunanger & Soxs BUILDERS and REALTORS Colorado Budding ~—— ain 6140 A HIGH-CLASS HOME Close to 16th Street 8 Large Rooms 2 Complete Baths 5412 13th St. N.W. Semi-Detached 2-Car Brick Garage Open—Lighted Today and Sunday Until9 P.M. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1267 Moore & Hill, Incorporated 730 17th Street Northwest Member Washington Real Estate Board Chevy Chase 18th Street Near Columbia Road F. $16,500 Wonderful value In a new mod~ ern detached Chevy Chase horhe, A well located business prop- erty on this prominent business located on a prominent street of this beautiful_section, a short distance | g% = i : ), o ghfare is offered at an a$- west of Connecticut Avenue. This | oW RN IEE 18 BECreS Reed to n going business concern for two property has a fine lot 75 by nearly years more at $125 per month. This 200 feét deep, with a number of fine old shade trees. The house | gpows g very handsome return on the investment as there are no ex- has large living room with open fireplace, dining room, pantry and o > Kitchen on the first floor, five bed- | Demses other than taxes and insur rooms and two tiled baths on the second floor, a fine dry cellar and a built-in garage. The construction of this house is especlally good. Tt can be purchased on reasonable terms and immediate possession given. Near 22nd and Virginia Avenue $8,500 Near the proposed new Memorial Bridge in a section where values Near Scott Circle $14,000 A substantial three-story brick downtown home within easy walking distance of the Govern- ment departments and the shop- ping district. This house con- tains 12 rooms and 2 baths, h.-w.h., electric lights, a good lot to an alley and is in very good condition. Can be purchased on most reasonable terms. are rapidly enhancing, we are offer- ing two substantial frame houses with a Jot 50x100 for $8,500 for the two. These houses are at present renting for $50 per month. This is also first commercial zone, so that the property could be used for busi- ness purposes. Cleveland Park $13,950 A beautiful practically new tapes- try brick dwelling with seven rooms and bath and modern in every par- ticular. It has built-in bath and shower, and bullt-in refrigerator, oak floors throughout, open fire- place, completely screened and weather stripped and many other features that combine making a most livable and eomfortable home. It has a nice lot and the location is most attractive. This property can 'be purchased on reasonable terms. Near Meridian Hill Park West of 14th Street $18,500 A wonderful bargain in an un- usually attractive homo located at one of the highest points in_the city near this beautiful park. It is a detached two-story brick, with nine rooms and bath, and a ser- vants’ bath; h.-w.h,, electric lights and other modern conveniences. All the rooms in this house are un- usually large and bright. It has a lot 50x150 to an alley, with a two- story garage on the rear. It has an abundance of shade trees, ever- greens, grape arbor, hedge, holly bushes and flowers, To fully ap- preciate the reasonableness of this property, it might be well to state that lots of this size in this sec- tion have sold for as high as $15,000 for apartment house sites.