Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1925, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. Near 18th & Col. Rd Two Inclosed Porches Six Rooms, Bath—Garage $10,500—Terms QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. Money Can’t Buy A Home In Rock Creek Park IT WILL BUY ONE OF BUT THESE _ DESI RABLE CHEVY CHASE OPEN SUNDAY NEW BUNGALOWS 46th and ‘w‘;:.;'l-::\'ur:.\' STS. t little hunga- Five bedrooms, payment_of small_cash deposit 5710 32nd St. BUILDING AND LOAN LEAGUE PROGRAM Outline of Subjects for An- nual Convention at Kansas City in June. The complete program of the thirty- third annual convention of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations, which will be held at the Muehlebach Hotel, Kansas City, Mo., June 9, 10 and 11, has just been announced. The convention will be called to order at 9 am. June 9 by President Willlam R. Adair of Omaha, . Samuel A. Baker of Mis- or Albert 1. Beach of will make the addresses of welcome on behalf of the State and city. Charles L. Flaugh, president of the Missouri te League, and Axel Hawkinson, president of the Kansas City League, will make the address of ‘welcome on behalf “of the State League and City League. Response by Washington Man. inton James of Washington, THE EVENING CITIZENS’ BODY ELECT Temporary Organization of Perry H. Carson Association. Citizens met last night at the Mount Carmel Baptist Church and formed a temporary organization of the Perry H. Carson Citizens’ Assoclation, elect- ing Rev. Dr. W. J. Howard president. Other officers are Rev. W. H. Jern- agin, vice president; Robert L. Pendle- ton, treasurer. «nd Arthur W. Mitchell, secretary. Dr. George H. Richardson, president of the Federation of Civic Associa- tions, will be the principal speaker at another meeting to be held next Thursday evening at the Mount Carmel Church, when the association will go into ‘permanent organization. A drive is being made for 500 new members. BRIDE-TD-BE' “PERFECT.” Miss Muriel Vanderbilt Declared to Be Against Modern Styles. NEW YORK, April 18.—Frederic Cameron Church, jr., of Boston, who s | is to wed Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, will obtain the perfect wife among the Four Hundred, it is said by those familiar with New York social cir- cles. Miss Vanderbilt is said to have none STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, ‘APRIL 18, 1925. WILL CLEAR OFFICERS OF BEATING CHARGES Lieut. J. W. Pierson and Five Oth- ers of Seventh Precinct Staff to Be Exonerated. Charges agalnst Lieut. J. W. Piler- son and five privates of the Police Department brought by Arthur Davis, | alleging that he was beaten severely at the seventh precinct station on September 27, 1924, while he was a prisoner there, will be dismissed: by the Police Trial Board, it has been learned. The finding of the trial board will be reported to the Commissioners for approval and the officlal announce- ment of the finding then will be made. The six under charges were: Lieut. Pierson, Ralph Proctor, C. P. Robin- son, R. B. Carroll, Del Mar Milstead and J. F. Gowen, all of whom were attached to the seventh precinct at the time the attack was alleged. Willlam E. Leahy represented the policemen before the trial board. The exoneration of Lieut. Plerson and Pvt. Proetor marks the conclusion of action brought against them. On trial in the District Criminal Court on in- dictment alleging assault on Davis, both Pierson and Proctor were ac- quitted. Leahy also represented them in this case. A BEAUTIFUL HOME Must Be Sold Quickly One of the few opportunities is presented when you can find a Home that has been planned, built, developed and main- tained for perfect livableness—offered at such a price as that at which this one can be bought. 3821 Kanawha St., Chevy Chase, D. C. It’s elastic stucco, over Bishopric Board; is center-hall type — with extra large living room, four bedrooms, two baths and two showers, inclosed sleeping porch, sun parlor, laundry and servants’ quarters. Every detail is of thie best—and the big lot—98x90— grown with commanding trees. One of the Real Bargains of the Year Inspection By Permit Only Call Our Mr. Mamilton, Cleveland 1450 Harry A. Kite oo, Bxclusive Agents 1514 K Street “A SHADE BETTER” WINDOW "SHADES ‘Nos. 3011 and 3015 ALBEMARLE STREET OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON FOR INSPECTION We invite your inspection of these very heau- tiful detached homes. They are of brick con- struction, two stories and attic, and have living room, dining room, large pantry with enamel sink and built-in refrigerator and a very large kitchen on the first floor. The second floor has four beautiful bedrooms and two tiled bath- (one with shower) and a completely finished servant’s room on the third floor. The lots are 50x150 with an exceptionally well built. two- garage. Each’house has a side driveway lead to the garage. The construction is of the very best, only the very finest of materials and work- manship having been used by the builder. The location is one of the most charming of the city’s suburban areas—only 12 minutes by auto to the center of the city, and only onc-hall a squar first vice president of the United League, will respond to these v ses of welcome on behalf of the Don't” fail 16 see President Wil- ¢ ROBERTSON (CO. v it Ao 1319 F St. N.W. “ine. P C Main 7909 Open Until 10 p.m. of the habits which at times cause — — comment as to the modern girl. Long WHN to Carry Comedy. before her debut she discouraged smoking and drinking. . The first act of John Cort’s musical At Palm Beach last season she wore | comedy “China Rose,” now playing at conservative bathing costumes for|the Knickerbocker Theater in New sun and surf baths. She uses neither | York, will be broadcast Tuesday night rouge nor lipstick. by WHN. from the Connecticut Avenue car line. To inspect, take Connecticut Avenue car to Albemarle street, the first stop north of the Bureau of Standards, and wal half a square east on Albemarle. MOORE & HILL, Inc. 730 17th St. Main 1174 . will make his report. The report of the Iederal legislative com- mittee will be made by C. Clinton James, chairman, of Washington, D. C. An_ address on ‘‘Membership Fees' will be made by W. H. Peck of Kala- mazoo, Mich.: Charles dwards, Price Reduced $2,500 Presaent of the National Association 18 Oxford Street, Chevy Chase, Md. of Real Estate Boards, will speak on = - - | “How the Realtor Can Use Building > and Loan Ass tions to Promote X Home Ownership’ T. L. Matthews of Fremont, Nebr., wi speak on “The Spirit of Building an an Associa- tions,” and Otto T. & k of Milwau- kee, Wis., will speak on “The Fifth Year With Wisconsin Associations.” Symposium in Program. A symposium, “The Benefit of Full- Time State Secretarie: will | participated in by George secretary of the New York League; James A. Devine, secre- tary of the Ohio League, and W. B. Whitlock, secretary of the Illinois League. Rov: 8. Copeland of New York will deliver an address on ‘“Hous- ing and Health.” Miss Ann E. Rae of Niagara Falls, N. Y., will speak on “All Together—Think,” and Prof. F. 1. Clark of Ames, Towa, will speak Loan Education. Chevy Chase, Md. Raymond St. east of Brook- ville Road. Very substantial, fireproof construction, two- story and attic. First floor— reception hall, living room, dining room, kitchen. Second floor—four bedrooms, sleep- ing porch: hot-water heat; lot 200 by 400, about two Attractively priced for quick sale. $20,000 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. MO0 O moP» =R nmMO="TY <IO-HOP>T Main 4874 Phones wain 852 AMMONS, Proprietor 8—Sold This Week—8 WEST CHEVY CHASE AND MASS. AVE. VILLAS IN T} T OF COLUMBTA A PART OF THE OF WASHINGTON SALIEN EATURES VERY LARGE ROOMS PLENTY OF BIG CLOSE ) OAK FLOOR a \)c are specializing in the construc- tion and sale of detached homes in Takoma Park And are now offering a new group of homes Sample House 810 Aspen Street N.W. 7 rooms, A. M. L, tile bath, built-in tub, dressing room and sleeping porch. Priced $1,500 under the market value. Open Sunday and Evening to 9:00 P. M. 7 Just over the District Line, in beautiful Chevy Chase, thi unusually well designed and equipped Dutch Colonial Home, lot 65- foot front, is offered at a particularly attractive price for a quick sale. Four bedrooms, one of which has a fireplace; screened sleeping porch: a complete bath and shower; large closets all rooms; a Jarge linen closet in hall; living room with fireplace and French doors opening into side dining room wimlleomplo( ly_ lurgilheffll ad- > O Cibton Tonar: e sl joining breakfast alcove; coat closet in hall; lavatory on first floor; gnd e, O Clinton James, Mr. and | J| - cellently equipped kitchen, with “Kitchen-Maid” cabinet, broom Albert Schulteis and James Berry. | closet, double sink. Concrete cellar under entire house. Hot-water C. Clinton James will be the guest heat with Automatic Control. Concrete porch scross entire front of at a luncheon at the Southern Hotel, | in Baltimore, Md., on May 9. of the | If You Are An | building and loan men who are affii- | house, Garage. & ated with the Real Estate Board of | Experienced Man— , 7 7 Z L. Williams, Stoc Calif., will speak on “What My 2 ation Means to Me.” Those attending the convention from | the District of Columbia will be Mr. | {EATING SYSTEM RICK FIREPLACL LIVINC JOM 1. DINING ROOM 2 7 % D KITCHEN CABINET JGH FOR TWO ROOMS DAYL. €| COLONIAL F LARGE GARDEN LOTS FRONT SHADE TREES $8,650 $300 to $1,000 Cash $67.50 to $77.50 Monthly TO INSPECT Drive out Wisconsin Avenue to Fessenden Street Fessenden to 47th to sample house: or any « Wisconsin Avenue to Fessenden Street, west on 47th Street to houses. WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO. 1415 Eye St. NW. Main 2257—Main 833—Evenings, Adams 1514 Residence Office, 47th & Fessenden Sts. N.\W. Tele. Cleve. 3456 J. McKenney Berry Realtor 1363 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Phones West 513-514 ; EXCLUSIVE AGENT Baltimore and will speak on “The O ganization and Operation of the Large | Building and Loan Assoclation.” We Wan =t t¥ou i oo eoes 10 FRANCE. | Opera Soprano and Husband Sail | Aboard the Olympic. NEW YORK. A Jeritza, sopra etropolitan Opera > husband, Baron o P r, safled last night on the White Star liner Olympic | for France. “I shall return in September,” she said, b she did not indicate whether or not she would be with the Metro- politan Mme. Jeritza said she probably will sing in Paris and that during June she will sing with the Italian Opera Company at Covent Garden in Lon don. The remainder of the Summer she_w and_Ame; 1410 H St. NW. Main 1023 To sell our “Homes quality-buils of Comfort, eral of which are now the market and many more are in course of construction. % New Homes | COLORED BEST BUY IN WASHINGTON 6 Rooms and Bath Electric Lights Large Yards Mahogany and White Trim ‘Thermolith Wash Trays Gas Hot-Water Heater % 2 Mme. Marie M %, This is a splendid oppor- tunity for the right man; only experienced men need apply. [ KAY:SCHNIDER-KAY €02 Nearly Ready —and two already sold That's how this new group of Miller-built Homes is impressing those who are inspecting them. The location suits the type of Homes exactly: Porter Street and Idaho Avenue \ Cleveland Park ‘We are specially anxious that you see them now, while they are “in the making”—so that you can know and appreciate fully the advantage of Miller- construction details. A | 212 Investment Bldg. l BUILDERS OF “HOMES OF COMFORT” | Hot-Water Heat Tile Bathroom Kitchen Cabinet Concrete Front Porch Modern Gas Range Flushometer Closet Large front and rear vards with room for garage on wide alley. Front finished in beautiful tapestry brick 1431-43 Duncan St. N.E. Between 14th, 15th, D and E Sts. " Price, $6,750 For liberal terms and small cash payment see owner on premises daily from 1 to 3 and 6 to 9. Sunday all day. 7 NN Wi DESIRABLE NEW APARTMENTS | Vermont Ave. N.W. ||| 1025 Park Road | Nw. Rent Reasonable Two Apartments Left Fach of these contains 3 large, bright rooms; large closets; up-to-date plumbing fixtures. Nicely finished. Very large porches. We invite your inspection Sunday. B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. N.W. Main 2100 VACANT Located north of Thomas Circle, west side. A very substantial four-story brick building, 22-foot frontage, containing 14 rooms and two baths, gas, electric light, hot-water heat. Property in good condition, $15,500 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. Main 6830 Six and eight rooms—one and two baths; some with extra lavatory on the first floor—and the best of the Miller unusual features of equipment and finish. Our representative will be there to consult all day Sunday. W. C. and A. N. Miller Realtors Surprising Values Phone Main 1790 \ \ 1119 Seventeenth St. Members of the Operative Builders’ Association of the D. C. Chevy Chase Brick Homes (Just Off Connecticut Ave.) Inspect 3419 Fessenden St. Today Brief Description— CENTER-HALL PLAN OPEN ENGLISH FRONT PORCH LARGE BRICK FIREPLACE SUN PARLOR MOST MODERN EQUIPPED KITCHEN OUTSIDE PANTRY FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS TWO TILED BATHS FLOORED, LIGHTED ATTIC GLASS-ENCLOSED SLEEPING PORCH INSTANT WATER HEATER FRENCH DOORS WIDE PAVED ALLEY NORTHAMPTON ST. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. $17,500 One of the Most Delightful Homes in This Fine Location OPEN TOMORROW 2 UNTIL 6 P.M. The Season’s Greatest Bargain! $1,000 Underpriced 8th St., Between Farragut and Gallatin Sts. Overlooking Saul’s Addition Master bedroom across emtire width of house. Two other commodious bed- rooms. Extraordinary porch. Tiled bath. Built-in tub. Built-in shower. An abundance of closet space in each room. « Detached. on lot 80 feet front by 130 feet deep; stone foundation, chimney, mantel and porch columns: wide cement front porch; large cellar, with maid’s room. laun- dry trays, instantancous hot-waler plant. built-in garage, 31 fect long by 13 feet wide. First-floor plan: Living room. 28.6 feet long by 13 feet wide. with stone fireplace: large dining room mmd kitchen: pantry, 8x5: bed- room, 11x10:6, and adjoining complete bath. Second-floor plan: Four large bedrooms, with plenty of closet space and bath: in- closed sleeping porch: large attic. Both baths are tiled and have pedestal lavatories. House is fully screened, trimmed in mahog- any and white. Hardwood floors. Colonial design. = Large Colowial fromt porch. Attractive entrance hall with v N | F_v R large clothes closet. Unusually large living room. | Spacious dining room. Vn LlTv | Specially arranged kitchen. t Well appointed pantry. | | Built-in refrigerator with rear YOU can depend upon | ey . uniform quality | Elegant breakfast porch. when you buy your Hardwood floors. Numerous electrical outlefs. Deep lot to alley. lumber from us. There Glass doorknobs throughout. Hot-water heat. French doors. will be no. defeetive Workmanship and Material Best Obtainable pieces here and there yhrough(lmr the p‘ih‘. !I(l is high-grade a = s o ARG Price, $8,950—%$1,000 Cash, $75 Per Month 35 i/ 0esr “Bu: ere— we Mone: $ ; Inspect Today—Exhibit Home, 5015 8th St. Yost & Herrell, Inc. Attractively Furnished by Maxwell Furniture Co. Lumber and Millwork Lincoln 1216 L8 i@ wYoFs - ‘ 919 FIFTEENTH STREET through. 11th and O Sts. S.E. I - Member Operative Builders Association of D. C. Artistic electric fistures owd decorations. Well lighted celler with steel windows. Pittsburgh instantancous water heater. Coal bin. Laundry trays. Brick and Steel comstructi Spacious lewns, shrubbery. large sleeping Best Buy in Washington At $16,950.00 WM. S. PHILLIPS 1432 K St. N.W. - L Drive Out Conn. Ave. to McKinley St.—East to 33rd St.— North to Northampton St. win] MSKEEVER 4 GOSC..... EANLTORS. Main 4752