Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1925, Page 24

sett ing hir 24 REAL ESTATE. 514,000,000 CHECK Trust Company Acts for For- Judge Asks “Home And Mother” Songs Of Pianist-Thief Jock Freeman Must Plny; So Court Can Hear His Melodies. S mer Stockholders in Huge Auto Plant Sale. | By the Associated Pross. | CHICAGO, May 2.—~Jock I | who claims Vincennes, Ind., home and who admits Spenc his 51 vears behind prison ba terday received a light sentence when he pleaded gulity to a charge of lar- ceny, because he can play the piano. |of He admitted to Judge Thomas J.|er Lynch of the Criminal Court that he| Al 1 stolen @ box of 108 collars from a and that he had spent half his in jail i it developed that he had heen ining prisoners in the county jail with melodies of home and mother. » Lynch, in his chambers adjoin 1il, heard Freeman play zoing to sentence you to 30 in jail.” Judge Lynch told him, ondition that you play every day Yyou in this courtroom.” overwhelmed with emo. tion, the judge what to play. “Well,” Judge Lynch hesitated, play what vou like—but I like songs > | about home and mother.” By Last step in Brothers, er is | day | “on <o I can he Fre total of fol co THREE IMPORTANT DRILLS SCHEDULED FOR CADETS S| rivesta totmarSiElAnN Mcen bl High Stadium Monday, Wed- |fu nesday and Friday. Three important events are sched uled next week for the Washington | h School ¢ on and regimental competitive | mi: and the brizade inspection and |ne: | hir K | he battalion - |terday on accou & |will be held Mo 31. lo’clock f | held wt | « of rities, con debentur ternoon at 3|ch noon at the |in ual brizade | and review will be held| Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. All three of the events will take place in| High School Stadium. | ov ttalions, representing five | for will | ¢ S 1 Al Goes to Families t t $146 h schools, Commerce Said to Presage the annual bat-{ernment postponed yes-|ate wet grounds, | ern: arill will be |which were still st ncompet- | sajled last week f THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY RITCHIE SEES NEW NORTHEAST REALTY ACTIVE THIS WEEK PERLTOSTATES Involving of Both Homes and Busi- Interstate ness Property. uit ic sale of 14 residences in various sections of the city and one farm in a nearby suburb, recently consum- | mated and aggregating $121,700, were | reported by L. T. Gravatte. | sold the building 1 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, fo by the Sasso Bottling v Ritter, who has to the Ritter Body arge two-story build- ing fronting on a lot 56 feet on Penn- avenue and running with pth to an alley. purchased the road northwest, ng six rooms and bath, sleeping | porches and builtin garage, from Bertha L. Casper Infringement of Rights. the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May eign State in Amer in danger of the attitude of the nment toward State: Gov. | *. Ritchie of Maryland, Dem- . said last night addressing the quet of the Delta Phi | 'he sov- ght by Fed- L 1o enjoin ission from | Ancoln highway with | aid the Government had | tack on the rights of | d where, until now, no thought of questioning emacy and responsibility. this attack is successfu the idea | a sovereign State will have passed rever.” States, he said, will he- me mere geographical divisions. | he Federul Government, in the 1it, claims that the digging 1l will inte zmann sold an in- vestment property, 1904 Sixth street, to a local investor, Ida Cafritz, through the office of H. H. Carter, and in turn bought the Acredale Farm, near Hyattsville, from Emily Burleigh. N 1621 Nineteenth street, an at- tive corner home of seven rooms and bath was purchased through Stone ‘airfax by Col. Gulick from Henry Brett Warren A. Ross_sold 3320 Park | place northwest to William E. Mann, who will occupy it as his home. Tt isa colontal type, overlooking Soldiers’ Home, and contains six rooms and ing to the clause of the If this claim . the Govern- | its right to| st street northeast, over- ‘apitol grounds, was sold police and traflic by Nicholas Koutoukos to Margaret ates, by not | Caskie Plass, who has remodeled it interfere | and is now residing there. Wil Bates acquired the new 6 street, from T. M for a local real estate e six rooms and bath, tricity and garage. dell is occupying a Assert Iilling these | this move of the | r can the T modern improvements, purchased from Section Well Represented in Sales 1, staken street northwest, v P the United State nse can only mean a deliber- sign on the part of the G to take over comp! responsibili EW for OLD— of the last like magic we restore to the = | | | | { | N original freshness the ex- 5 terlor _of brick or the States, S ar buildings. Phone L. 6040 or address P. 0. Box 1256 stone Nazimova Seeks Citizenship. NEW YORK, May 1, actress, plied naturalization en on April 2 WEATHERPROOF (LEANIN = “WE_DAMP-PROOF CELL e known yesterda S and her birthplace as Russia A. Drum, assist | < v. will| he reviewing officer at the brigade | and review. | Arthur T. H. V. Popeney | John_Ballantyne John | will secretary, and treas Edgemoor, Md. Vacant [y ¥ west of Bethesda new, attractive constructe and w tached b nd 2 room, th. Second floor, s and 2 baths. Lot t a quarter of an and two-car garage $26.900 | hos. J. Fisher [|i & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. Main 6830 John | e estate | NEW HOMES 1312 Montello Ave. (12th St. Northeast—North of Florida Ave.) 7,40 Colonial front, tapestry brick. Six rooms, bath, hot-water heat, électricity, gas, hardwood floors, double rear porches. Deep lot—room for garage. DAVID E. BARRY Realtor Balance Like Rent $750 Cash Main 1801-4693 1807 H St. N.W. ABSOLUTELY! THE BEST BUY IN TOWN!! 301-17 Adams St. N.E. Just North of Rhode Island Ave. Price Only $7,450 The Proof of Their Value 9 Built—8 Sold—Just 1 Left Iixceptionally well built six-room brick houses, with hard- wood floors, built-in refrigerator and all other up-to-date features. CPEN FOR INSPECTION—DAILY AND SUNDAY — UNTIL 9 P.M. N. L. SANSBURY, CO., INC. “Eversthing in Real Estate.” 1418 Eye St. N.W. Phone Main 5904-5 Realtors 3907 Davenport St. N.W. J. DALLAS GRADY 0] e oL e eeeesestteseessesessstssttsssssess 32 $8883888388888882328880828282383828832388838888838 'In Rosemont, Va. A Suburban Home Northwest Sample House Open All Day Sunday Price, $5,750 Exceptionally Easy Terms Detached on Deep Lot Six Large Rooms and Bath Hot-water Heat Electric Lights Hardwood Floors JHATEVER your lumber require- ments may be— for small or large unde takings—make it a point to see us. W like to solve lumber problems, because we have solved so many of hem, ‘Buy Here—Save Mone: Room for Garage To Inspect—Take Wisconsin Ave. cars to Davenport St., walk one block to houses. Yost & Herrell, Inc. Lumber and Millwork 11th and O Sts. S.E. Lincoln 1216 904 14th St. N.W. Main 6181 S T T T T T T T s ees “Martin Quality-Built Homes” Inspect Them Today 707 to 727 Kennedy St. N.W. —Compare These Features— 3 Large Bedrooms Large Living and Dining Rooms Fully Equipped Kitchen Built-in Ice Box Tiled Bath, With Built-in Tub and Shower 3 Porches (Concrete Fromt Porch) Lot 140 feet to Alley Garage To Inspect Take 14th Street car, get off at 8th and Kennedy Streets, or take any 9th Street car and get off at Kennedy Street and walk east to houses. JAMES MARTIN REALTY CO. Exclusive Agents 721 13th St. N.W. Main 2850 BARGAIN DUTCH COLONIAL HOME Containing Two stories, seven rooms, bath, spacious reception hall, hardwood floors, open fireplace, porch, enclosed with glass, in rear; windows weather stripped and screened; all modern improvements, tile garage on property, cor- ner lot, 50x150 feet. This beautiful home is located at corner of Morgan and Johnston streets, only two blocks from the George Washington Memorial, and can be pur- chased with Small Cash Payment Balance Like Rent e | Take Alexandria car at 12th and Pa. Ave., get off at North | Rosemont Station and walk two blocks east. By Auto—Drive out Russell Road to Rosemont. For Information Apply to SH8E88E00888sIsERsELNsNtLLLILILILILSNLNS L. M. JOHNSTON 631 Pa. Ave. NNW. Main 2090 1925. o REAT ESTATE. i d. g ek el Accused of Mail Frau Harry S. Welch deeded his home, ([ CHICAGO, May 2.—W. M. facing Stanton Square northeast, to|of Ceredo, W. who is charged Lee S. Hagerty. with accepting money through the George Argirakes bought 1432 C |malls for dogs, which he did not ship, street northeast as an investment from | waived extradition vesterday and will o k G. Goodwin. It is a two-story | be returned to Huntington to face of six rooms and bath | traud ¢ tvertised widel Through Arnold & Co., William G. e Buchanan purchased 1934 Calvert , but did not fill street from Luke W. White. It is a large three-story building arranged for three families. [ Robert Munro, a local builder, sold | 630 Fifteenth street northeast, recent- | ly accepted in trade, to d Aylor, who just disposed of her prop- | of London Twelfth strect northeast. | ighteenth street southeast, | | WEST OF 14TH STREET W group of homes just | PRICE, $10,000 completed by Harry ¥ was sold to Wilton L. In the immediate vicinity of the ny . Ricgs Bank Bullding and the new new colonfal type containing s and bath, hot-water . Small in udet Park, 1118 |[[| Tivoli Theater. Two-story brick Owens street. It has six rooms and | [f| house deep. bath, all modern improvements. feet wi WRONG MAN CONVICTED. | Real Murderer Found Guilty Two ! | & the ernment charg orders In the law was time of Quean Elizabeth a twenty ms, tiled other rooms o are six floors vod and features OVERLOOKING PARK PRICE, $11,500 ontaining rge reception ning room, itehen, The._ lot is Years After Crime. ITROIT, The conviction | sterday in Recorde tyal; A fine home property ago of Alex Dombrowsk imprisonment for Hill and freedom for Leo Sauerman. ITmmediately after being informed that Iill had 1 convicted, Gov. esbeck at La signed an order for the releas Saverman from prison at Marquettc A4 bath L] GARDINER & DENT, Inc. where he is serving a life sentence for | the same crime. | 1409 L Street N.W. It was Sauerman’s contention Main 4884 throughout his trial that he had been G mistaken for Hill by witnesses who | EVENING PHONE, SERVICY identified him as Dombrowski's il slayer. | All 0ak Floors Throug- out Cedar Closets Automatic Lights and Heater 810 Aspen Street NJW. 7 rooms; all modern improvements shower. Attic over entlre house $3,000 Cash and Small Monthly Payments CYRUS IMMON N Description: builtin tub and Terms: 1410 H St. N.W. Main 1023 Y HOMES Massachusetts Park 33d and Garfield Sts. You are invited to inspect this new nine-room and three- bath corner brick home, which faces Rock Creek Park. OPEN SUNDAY AFTER 2 P.M. Cathedral Highlands 3840 Fulton St. Unusual six-room home splendidly situated on large corner lot overlooking the Cathedral and Rock Creek Park. Near car and bus lines. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Cathedral Highlands 3711 Garfield St. Beautiful new brick semi-bungalow of seven rooms and two baths. Large lot with shade trees. OPEN SUNDAY BORDEN & NEWBOLD Investment Building 15th and K Sts. N.W. Main 280 BY ROBERT F. FLEMING FLO\\'ILI\‘S and children seem to thrive in Edge- moor better than in any other community 1 have seen around Washington. That is why I elected to make a home for my family in such an ideal environment. We have plenty of “elbow room” in EDGEMDOR. When this neighborhood was plotted twelve years ago the developers had vision; they placed restrictions on types of buildings; they insured future residents against encroachment. With the District of Columbia becom- ing more congested each year this is an important fact for a2 man with a family to consider. In EDGEMOOR building lines and the general ar- rangement is such that we are assured of a permanently restricted community. And we are proud of the fact that it is a COMMUNITY and NOT a subdivision. When we leave the city limits behind us, with its clanging electric cars, echoing noises and traffic conges- tion, we drive into a peaceful, healthy community en- tirely removed from the turmoil of the metropolis. MADDUX, MARSHALL, MOSS & MALLORY 1108 16th St. N.W. (Incorporated) Main 8970 assed that no new building | Pattie V.| could be erected within three miles PR TITIRRTCTRERRRCRRRREENRRRRIRRERRRERRNNN v [sso 13th St. N.w.] | Phones 2 1121 | W. STOKES SAMMONS, Proprictor Make Window Shades to Measure at Factory Prices e R A R S S R S e S S S R R S e 3 You Will Find 25 Distinctive Designed and Artistic BUNGALOWS AT MANOR PARK, D. C. $8,250, 8,500, $8,750, $9,300 Cash Payments, $750. Monthly Payments, $75 BRICK STUCCO SHINGLE FRAME HOW 10 KEACH T ce ith TAKOMA, get off at 3 Georgia Avenue Street, south on 3d Street o TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc. 1206 18th Street N.W. 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