Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1925, Page 18

18 REAL ESTATE. . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SALUKDAY, MAY 23, 1925 'REAL ESTATE. BUNFEDERAIES ENB NEW F STREET APARTMENT PLANS GRACUATES GATHER ‘g;’;}f{jfi:fi}?’f;,"f:;i;i,:‘,,.h‘:d‘t\,::;y POLICE RENEW WAR ‘r‘i‘::]‘l(‘l’:“n‘tf:x’zrt‘:’he v (h”"n::f””"e'} e bv, AT CLASS NIGHT FETE | Pritie ‘s -Framcin. iusset 8o ON DAZZLING LIGHTS |crm e e o e epomectsr e e abe not. sto make James Arthur Leland, Edwin g ) Mitchell, Elizabeth Raitt} ent of police, ed attention to the ‘uu- m 3 led. ANN A Liovigl, Maxin \I(;"fo’\u I“-';;{ prevalent and persistent violations of | — » i . Bessie White, Lewis Adoulf Zink and 2 u egultion prohibiting blinding and | 5 \ Washington Missionary College Thomas liad ZERle: Also Are Instructed to Watch Vio- |the r Pl wtomoniie | Autoist Dead of Broken Back. Class Holds Exercises in Elab- Bachelor | theology — Donovan lations of Safety Zome En- ited without lights or \\m\‘\ Special Dispatch to The Sty » olph Frank Brewer, 2 . > i Aisregard s oratély Decorated Hall. e s trance Regulation. £ who disregarda this fios Eugene Ray . Edward Row- | Rl o et | d Genge, red 15 ibert, nccidents,” sald the acting superin- | \ “Veterans of All Wars Join in 3 Procession Closing Dallas j 3 i 14 Bl ; Class night excrises were held by [FImer W™, GHberty QEOES (el | Attention of members of the n.m»?" the graduating s of the Wash- |10 oo ort T z Departme: s again been called to| Meeti i ] ington Missionary College Thuraany |70 Carl Hubert Talmage .| Department has again been called to g eeting. - 3 s night in Columb a The audi| Commercial—Irma Blanche Det- SR : torfum was dec v class | W i Immanuel Plymire and - colors, blu a i aurn Maxine Ros 3 By the Associated Press s # % S sunburst roses. norm Anna «Im'lvr\l.d(; DALLAS, Tex., 3. o | Bl s ST s ~Th fes were opened with fildred | fitth annual reunion of the United ¢ T ‘ ooy Russell Boyd James ‘enfederate Veterans ended v ier | e . Ji hur Leland, a s Ed and the weary feet of the Sotuthland's : e " 5 : SE spoke for zr je—Tlelen U"““"\l dws ;'*‘mzlm' hgraes turned homeward Marsh and ¥ Kaths Aith touching . - erans said their fa Y ir final | B R T p % Dorothy Journey here was given 3 I x S ‘,v‘mph.l.\ umlul only to heroe £ " : : i {the class wis Adoult | the flags. the blue of a fair Tex 5 S e s| |zink. The program of music in- D p the smiles and flowe & s | |cluded a violin solo by Daniel Robert [ Nathaniel Krum, Florence I women, the acclaim of the multitude . — | Edw The valedictory was de- | Laurell, was thefrs for a fleeting hour, and livered by Elizabeth Raitt Neall and |VYernice Marie then they were gone. S et b ding e wenes i s e the Denediction by Lewls Adoulr| ] oo Rt Stone: L Be Ajig)} EMENT o .\ll \f'vll‘;"lmls in Liu(‘,\ ) ,\i (;,,t,,_\»m\. »,,I, pr:r.c will be held e “\} |]|!\m~m. ., an 3 3 e e comtiet moeeen e Sevies| SHIP SENDS SOS CALL ~ |NAMED U. S. DELEGATE | whi“bremk."fom ek t.‘x..‘.‘,':!‘:":*;;" : / : : wr\»"f-:if.‘»|s M55l FROM BAY OF BISCAY| TO PARIS CONVENTION |7t ey 13ETE T (JLD. BUILDINGS ' First Unit Garrett Park Closed Out walked on foot, and a handful of For.| British Vessel Reported in Distress | Maj. Gen. R. C. Marshall, Retired, | ventists. Commencement ex i ereitheaxicllesks O 0] ing of the SECOND UNIT of their development at Garrett Park, rest’s Cavalry rode horseback. One by Tom of Eropelie. Will Attend Parley on will be held Sunday night s & f Maryland. ’ 8 veteran., with his musket and knap. orclock, Rev. H. H. Votaw will make w 3 ; : o 5 Snas e et sack, led 4 snappy body of onal AldARES. Housing in June. the commencement address. € | “—wraTnERP 5 You are cordially invited to inspect this distinctive residential Guardsmen. Another nlnh wit his e - o park and the excellent construction of the beautiful little hom ¢ drawn by an| By the Associated a arsha ., 1 4 o : T G NEshah i being built for refined people of moderate means. These homes old man in a & 3 AR MARSEILLE, ¢ , of Washington is a member of 4 ral’s uniform wi spright-| S e tired U R S e Sl and choice building sites are offered at attractive prices on terms fy between the columns, escorted British steamer ¢ ancia is re- |the American delegation to the fourth N e | 3 within reach of all, few old women. S old slaves | ported by w nternational convention on buildings prere there. too, with remnants of UNE | Bay of Biscay, having lost her pro-|and public works, to be held in Paris , i $E IS CU O" An D 5 NN SOIC = e peller and as for immediate as-|June 14 to 21, it was announced yes- 2 llle t y ay d Ruth | s Ace \demic course — Eugepe Alfred | Anderson, Irene Clare Astwood, Wal-| ter Touis Coyl, Sara Cecilia !wetler, Harold Jennings Hoxie of the one of them. He sistance. at the Labor Department h«ul;}mu;:?{:;:o ‘;””‘- s iid- The Best Value in_ the City ) \ THE«&?EIP«“ Connecticut Avenue to Kensington; thence half mile and then 'l‘!‘ re: west to Garrett Park, or north on Wisconsin Avenue and Rockville Pike to as over and the veterans be- |er : el ’ . 4 Georgetown Preparatory School; thence east one-quarter mile. #£an to disperse, to meet next vear in |peller while : ALt o) 1 9 Bllllt 9 S ld ) Clip and mail attached coupon and appointment will be arranged to take Armingham, Ala., under the lei HEEraeRsi e S members of the e pr— [0] b you out. Bhip of Gen. W. B. Freeman of I i Al leentios G S 3 = e The veterans stood the strain of |t} e D ememer s O3 ¢ N : L 0 uchanan t A communicate with me for appointment to M 5 - ; o . o 2 take me to inspect Garrett Park, Md. r 1 excitement well. D fous | X 7 v L dllness and not one death during the| 1 ity Valencia, ¢ y 2 o ‘N Name five days w: ».—.pumd 9 s, was last reported a5 : 2 ; DESCRIPTION A Addreas —. riving at Calcutta, India, on A\;.nl 4| New York; Walter Snow, Chis Telephone WILLIAM THOMAS CHOSEN from Liverpool. Eugene G. Lewis, Detroit. MdeC(:laneemtl 'I:lpealry Brick Homes, just off the Circle on a | ——— e , with front porch and t ed lawn, planted " T0 HEAD HARVARD CLUBS || —— = == il Eabe e e e e e B e ay Maddux, Marshall, Moss & Mallory 2 — ! treet ithout th t 2 t desirable. : ; % e, 1w ot s | THHS INVITING HENE Bl ™ ok e e no e a1 & e S - more, Elects Officers—Votes to HALF BLOCK OFF 16TH STREET g ;}:_a;‘io:sdlivingle:;o;n anc:hch;grful dining‘ro;)lr:L bP“l:;lfl: : Meet Next in Chicago, 4 : ch doors rom the dining room to the breakfasi = | 3 2 porch.. The well planned kitchen, with its porcelain sink, Detroit Jewel gas range and roomy kitchen cabinet save the b housewife unnecessary steps. A deep outside pantry con- s s o 5 ; nects with the kitchen. Harvard Clubs at the organiz : 3§ S 2 4 S 5 v The basement, of steel-beam construction, with concrete annu |l“lxu:x!n < meeting l\er: veste s e’ T ; gl 3 floors, is equipped with double hundry trays, furnace, coal R S : B i TS g8 % | bin, hot-water heater and servant’s toilet. A deep back yard : 435 to alley gives plenty of space for a garage. . s ¥ The second floor contains three pleasant bedrooms, Franiiin S i et o & : ‘||| 1targe sleeping porch and tiled bath. %\'e!l.\‘. Detroit; I ; Richasds, | 3 < S S 5 Hot-water heat, gas electricity, artistic lighting fixtures. finneapolis S. Hatch, % . R 5y Orleans; W, . Fisher, Dallas: TETs : Exhibit House at 541 Buchanan Street has been Rupert I idge, Toronto: dlenry s \lx’m.:'on.x..r: Baltimore, and | ¥ Wiy : ! artistically furnished through the courtesy of ames . Hvde, Pariz. - U0 s o ~ \ I . W. B. Moses & Sons To Ins ect—Take 14th St. car or Ga. Ave. car to Buchanan Todny's o1S . 0r e tDR e 3 3 Street and walk east to property, or take Grant were . v occunied with the reports 3 % -8 i Circle Bus (0 end of the line. B committees. By @ small majority = 2 i ft was decided to go on record as fa- wvoring the build 1 memorial chapel for world w By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., May s selected as next year's Dr. Dietz Back From Memphls, " Dr. 0. 0. Dietz has returned from ; 3. s - ] ; Buildtl'é‘ g&mmunifi” Afemphis, Tenn., where he attended EEmtnetn . SN ||| 14th and K Mein 9080 | There’s Only One Opinion of Newion streets northeast, on the sub- e . Phone Service Evenings Until 9 P.M. talinz of o Soul.” In(ha“ he will ]xrpuh at the Wood-{ e asonic 1l b subject being | 1412 DELAFIELD ST. N.W. ¢ - - — I 3 ~ | *h at 8 p. ere 11 be bap- Rervice. ! i ht rrmn'\ \:m hcdmmm\ and tile bath, with hot- ‘. , | —on 'ashi tim¢ rd—; ot and 21l capventences. Large lawn, sct Gt writh s . . R T Sl it shrubs and Howers. (mra"( in rear. THE PRICE IS ONLY $14,150 i = - - FOR SALE | e e oy i As you seek one after another of the fea- “ —“th e P er; f ect su bur b — OPEN SUNDAY AFTER 1 P.M. . : g tures you particularly need in the HOME you You'll say so, too—when you consider its convenient location—and in- To Colored b, will ]:vuy—-'you find them all incorporatcd in the spect its complete and up-to-date development It offers everything that design and plan of these delightfully attractive | you enjoy in the city—and the pure air and verdant country that the city dweller is denied. Kite Homes in il Here you have water, sewer, gas, electricity, paved streets and side- - _ _ . | walks; grassy parkings planted with trees. = — = = =S 1 Stores, churches, etc., are close by—but not encroaching on the resi- | dential quiet of the Park itself. North Cleveland Park ‘ Lots for Sale Beautlful Country Home 3525_3537 Warren St. | i —bxunllg]o;;:ectlons—One and Two—graded and ready for you to begin North of Alta Vista Il 3826-3830 Windom St. | Small Cash Payment—Easy Terms Homes for Sale In addition to the really wonderful location —and ready for occupancy. Several different types—of Colonial, —they have the added advantage of being of | Spanish and Bungalow designs. Handsome in character and perfect Kite construction——an asset in any Home—for in their appointments— NEW HOMES ) LRt ~v : i =1l it gives solid and substantial 1 mvesm-ment value. ; 510’000 to 313,500_&5), Terms 1531-1549 North ||| v, SETEh w: [ pf RE : E Il Fi Carolina A ¢ i : This particular group is especially desir- We’ll Flnance_ You arolina Ave. N.E. ||| nE B : i3 S —if_you want to build. We will make the money immediately All Modernly Equipped i : S i Six rooms and bath ; oak floors throughout; open available— 10 Built—4 Sold : s : R . | fireplace; sleeping porch—attracmc fixtures; supe- || Upon Accommodating Terms rior type of heating plant; big closets; artistic finish. EASY TERMS $350 Srnall i . 25 Minutes From Center of City Cash Monthly || |5 Residence containg 10 rooms and 3 baths. Al —The price—less than you’ll de i g nt: nclosed sleepin 01 &% Payment Payments o o Beconivillia s s Tbbers oo shade think possible 6 0 | trees. 2-car garage. ; . $ 75 UP \\ —The terms—such as make buying Unlverslty Park CO., Inc. Owner, Leaving Town, Will Sacrifice for lower than rent | B. O. L. Wells, -Phone Hyatt:ille 36-J—712 $1 75500 - Representative Range, Il | Convenient to Car Line and on State Road Floor [lugs, Porches (front 1 . Modern To Inspect Plumbing Lion drive out to Bank of Bethesda, north 3 miles to Hot-water . Large Grosvenor Lane, cast on Grosvenor Lane 400 yards to Back Yards, Til 3 < property. Inspect Sunday . i H. Latane Lewis | Exclusive A E. B. YOUNG | i 1422 F St. N.W. Ovwmer and Builder Phone Fr. 7893 914 F St. N.W. Residence Phone, Bethesda 31-W C@ Ma‘n 1197 SN T n the Sport Mart S el St e e Lty 120 SRR ae L e s Nowhere else are the same advantages offered and the same privileges e —————————————————— a5 ——— s e e | extended. “Investigate and yowll invest” in University Park. gae Our representatives are at the Park Office every day and Sunday (X Electric Li s, Hot-water Open for inspection every day -and evening—including Sunday. You can get our Mr. Hamilton at any time at 3829 Warren St—or by phoning 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 Windom St. Built, Owned aud For Sale by 1514 2 Phone Kot Harry A. Kite i Incorporated ‘Member Washington Real Estate Board ® Salesman on Property g =24