Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1925, Page 20

REAL ESTATE. ATTEND OUTING OF BOARD OF TRADE Day at Quantico to Have ' Many Features—Officials Are Guests. Forgetting the problems of appropri- ations, high-water pressure and other business for the day, more than 800 njembers of the Washington Board of Trade and their guests left Quantico this morning at 9:30 on the steamer St. John, on the organiza- tion’s thirty-first annual outing. Those in charge declare that this vear’s trip is by far the largest and most elaborate ever held. John Saul, George Miller and T. Farl Cox, mem- bers of the dinner committee, left on a special boat last night for Quantico with a number of waiters. Immediately upon landing the guests will be received by officers of the United States Marine Corps and conducted to the Marine base, where dinner will be served. Following the dinner boxing exhibitions will be held. Later in the afternoon the Marine Corps aviators will put on a fiving circus and entertain the members of the Board of Trade with some thrilling stunts. A base ball Quantico team and the Georgetown University nine also will be played. On the way back a_supper will be served on the boat and souvenirs will will be distributed. Special music played all the way to Quantico. The entire affair has been in the hands of Charles W. Pimper, chairman of the shadbake committee. Officials on Trip. Among those who will take the trip are: Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph, Representative Fred N. Zihlman, chair- man of the House District committee; George S. Watson, chief of the local fire department; Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, commandant of the United States Marine Corps; David Lynn, architect of the Capitol; Maj. Gen. Ell K. Cole, United States Marine Corps; Lieut. Col. C. O. Sherrill, direc- tor of the office of public buildings and parks of the District; James Gawthrop, secretary of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce, and many others. TWO SAY FRAZIER DIED. Veterans of Argonne Testify They Saw Soldier’s Death. E MINNEAPOLIS, May 23 (P). former soldiers, veterans of the Meuse- ‘Argonne offersive in the closing days of the World War, told the jury in the Arthur Lopez-Frazier _identification trial in Federal Court here late ves- terday that they saw Arthur Frazier dle on that battlefield October 5, 1918. Lopez-Frazier claims he is Frazier and asks compensation from the Gov- ernment. The Government says the plaintift is Arthur Lopez, a Mexican. The soldiers were positive Frazier was dead. game between the —Two' SamaritanIs Beaten And Robbed by Man He Fed and Housed Visiting Railroad Worker Learns Price of Grati- tude Comes High. Assaulted and robbed by & “floater” he befriended, Willlam C. Schulman, a visiting railroad man from Erle, Pa., has learned the price of gratitude. | Touched by the hard luck story of the “Hoater” whom he met on the coping of the park at Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue Thursday night, Schulman took the man to the National Hotel to share his room. The intervening conversation, the visitor thought, had cemented the bonds of a strong friendship. When Schulman retired, however, the stranger dealt him a stunning blow, took his money and jewelry from under the pillow and escaped via the hotel fire escape. His loss was $47, a Masonic fob and other jewelry valued at $200. Headquarters Detectives Springman and Darnall have been assigned to investigate the case, while Inspector Grant is planning another campaign to rid the Pennsylvania avenue park of its itinerant crowd of loafers, Pinchot to Tour West. HARRISBURG, Pa., May 23 (®).— Gov. Pinchot plans a tour of the West beginning the latter part of next month, he announced. He said that arrangements had not been com- pleted, but that he expected, among other things, to talk on giant power. He will address the International Christian Endeavor Convention in Portland, Oreg., the first week in July. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN Three first-class, ex- perienced salesmen are offered a connection with a progressive builder and broker; should average over $500 per month. Arrange an interview at. once. All replies confidential. Address Box 316-X Star Office BAY RIDGE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY The ideal site for your summer home. salt-water front with wide on the Bay. A SUMMER HOME colon; ington. Beautifully shaded prices and easy terms. Four miles of sandy beach. Best bathing y of the best people of Wash- water front lots at reasonable Drive down Sunday and select a lot for your summer horne. Representatives at office Only a few water-front lots left unsold. on grounds. Write us for illustrated booklet. Bay Ridge Realty Corporation, Owners LANHAM & HILL Washington Representatives 1400 H Street N. By Auto Via Marl W. Main 366 boro and Annapolis The John Marshall Apartments 1910 K Street N.W. New eight-story fireproof building completed and ready for occupancy and embodying many new and attractive features for the comfort and convenience of occupants. of the downtown, convenient to K large stores tion and ice to all apartments, service, attractive lobby. or dentists. The construction is o The location is of the best, near the center )vernment dpartments, theaters and Central refrigerating plant supplying iceless refrigera- Two elevators, efficient telephone Several suites specially suited for physicians f the best. Two rooms—dining room, reception room and kitchen. Two rooms—dining room, kitchen. Rentals, $7 living room, 5 to $125.00 reception room and Your Inspection Is Invited Representatives on Premises H. L. Rust Company 912 15th Street N.W. Main 6888 TWO QUESTIONS Are You T HRIFTY?? | Do You Really Want a Home??? Then Buy NOW One of Our New Bungalows West Chevy Chase Heights Just Three Left $6,975 to $7,975 Small Cash Payment Come Ol DIRECTIONS Drive out Conneecticut through Bradley and north on Rockville Pike two beyon ykal Bethes- da to houses. L HE T TR (R B EEER L BB BT ELET i) Balance Monthly t and Judge for Yourself This Week Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock THOMAS E. HAMPTON Owner and Builder Tel. Bethesda 244 THE EVENING KLAN LOSES ATTACK ON LAW IN NEW YORK Statute Requiring Secret Orders to List Members Is Upheld by Court. MINE UNION SUED. Union Workers. CLARKSBURG, W. Va., mine. By the Associated Press ROCHESTER, N. Y., May 23.—The constitutionality of the State statute requiring secret socleties to file with the secretary of state copies of their constitutions, by-laws, oaths and ros- ter of members was upheld yesterday by the appeliate division, fourth de- partment, by a 4-to-1 vote. The case was that of George W. Bry- ant of Buffalo, State kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan, appealing from his arrest by Buffalo police for failure to comply with the law known as the Walker act. The divided decision of-the court makes it possible for the Klan to carry the case to the Court of Appeals. BUFFALO May 23 (#).—Im- mediate app be taken from the declsion of the appellate court in Roch- ester upholding the validity of the Walker act, according to Julius C. Grass, local attorney for the Ku Klux Klan. He added that if the Klan should lose in its appeal to the State Court of ‘Appeals the case will be car- ried to the United States Supreme Court. their jobs. Iater in the day. Dentistry seems to appeal to women, and already there are more than 1,800 women in the United States practicing the profession. 2312 California St. Semi-Detached—English Basement Thoroughly modern home in splendid neighborhood. Enghsh basement type, two reception rooms, large draw- ing room with open fireplace, big dining room, butler’s pantry, kitchen, five bedrooms, two tile baths and a most unusual and attractive sleeping porch. The service ar- rangements are particularly good, conslstmg of two servants’ rooms and complete servants’ bath, with pri- vate entrance on the ground floor. There is also a serv- ice stairway in the rear. The home is semi-detached and has a private driveway to a two-car brick garage. Priced for Immediate Sale The Munsey Trust Co. Real Estate Department Main 8080 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Injunction Bought to Protect Non- May 23 (P).—The Clark Coal and Coke Co. filed an application in Circuit Court for an injunction to restrain the United Mine Workers from interfer- ing with the operation of its Eagle The company said In its peti- tion that recent union activities near the mine had so intimidated non-union miners that some of them had quit The petition was taken under advisement, pending arguments Sub.Division — glmlllI|I|IIII[H‘I|IIIlII|IlIIIIlllIlIIIlIIlIlHHlUllllllll“"lllllllllIIIIIIlIIIIL.‘ LT TRl T CHEVY CHASE, MD. $11,000 106 East Thornapple St. This property, located within one block of Connecticut Avenue, on a paved street, offers an unusual opportunity for some one who can remodel and modernize it. The lot is 123 feet wide and 125 feet deep: the house is large and will readily lend itself to renovation; it contains five bedrooms and two baths in addition to the usual first floor living rooms; two large side porches. There are two garages for two cars each. The grounds around the house are well developed with shrubbery and flowers and are in excellent condition. If vou are seriously interested in a Chevy Chase home do not fail to inspect this property. t Thornapple Street is about one mile north of Chevy Chase Circle. OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL DAY SUNDAY C. BUSHMAN SMITH, Inc. 1703 Connecticut Avenue North 2522 T ST “mmmmnnumnmn||mrmnmmlummmmu.i, 3o Seefeedeadnadoateadeateats afefeds oo ool bede ede ednae o IRTXIN “Qo . . o‘o INSPECT! While You Have the Opportunity To Secure One of these Unusual Homes 3 QX2 * 9, s ®, X 2> ® ' % e "’ Six Rooms—Built-in-Garage $7,550 Compare With Anything Within $1,000 of the Price Sample House: 2908 Tenth St. N.E. BROOKLAND Take Rhode Island Avenue Cars to 12th Street, Walk North to Girard; West One Block to Houses, or Phono Main 2990, or Clev. 183 After 5, for Auto Service. CHARLES M. WALLINGSFORD JAMES A. CONNOR 1039 Woodward Bldg. Builders and Owners 2> 23 0 aXIX ® ' O %% ZXD> e QXAX 0 ZX 3 Q > . 3 K3 QXS * K3 " ¥, R "' o o% o%% .w'oo.oo.“ 0:0 o K3 IX2> o o% e XT3 0, s’ ® XD KD 0 o o% XZXD> D> 0o b %! o e K3 g 2 X2 R QXX K3 "’ %, oo QXE XD * K3 * K3 "’ XX »‘ —-———-——-.__——___._—__ ETTHECH T TR T TS RO TIRES Clip this Notice for Reference! OPEN SUNDAY 3911 Jocelyn St. N.W. Corner Reno Road A beautiful detached stone center-hall colonial house of 9 rooms and 2 baths—mod- ern to the minute, fine condition, on lot 95 by over 200 feet, with garage. 3716 Livingston St. N.W, 14 Block East of Conn. Ave. New detached house of 7 rooms and bath (4 bedrooms), strictly modern; on very desirable lot, with garage. See Them Without Fail T 813 15th St. N.W. BTN TR R ChevyChase,D.C. Main 2690 LR TR LI LS VAR T SR LTI REB DG g7 e e SATURDAY, MRS. INSULL TO RETURN TO STAGE FOR CHARITY Professional Engagement of Busi- ness Leader’s Wife to Last Several Weeks. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, May 23.—Mrs. Samuel Insull, whose husband is president of the Chicago Civie Opera Co. and director and officer in many Chicago concerns, is returning to the stage as an actress. This was learned when Mrs. In- MAY 23, 1925. sull was found at the Belasco The- ater rehearsing the part of Lady Teazle in Sheridan's comedy, “The School for Scandel,” in which she is to appear in Chicago June 1. Today’s rehearsal was the last. Mrs, Insull, as Gladys Wallace, spent seven years on the stage, leaving it 26 years ago to hecome the bride of the Chicago business man. Her re. turn to the old life is for the sake of charity, she explained, saying that she would appear in ‘“The School for Scandall” for several weeks to raise money for tke building fund of St. Luke’s Hospital, Chicago. Opening night’s seats will bring $25 each, 7 rs. Insuil said. For more than THIRTY" years we have given reli- able and sansfactory service in the sale of property, plac- i ing of loans and insurance and the collection and prompt i remittance of rents. up on the policy— Our great rental business was built fid Rents Remitted Same Day Collected Our organization is complete. The several depart- ments of our business are in charge of experts. Let us handle your real estate transactions. STONE & Realtors Over thirty years of real service New York Avenue N.W. 1342 FAIRFAX 304 Elm Street, Chevy Chase, Md. Two Blocks West of Conn. A\'e Two Blocks North of Bradley Lane THIS EX 'TIO! A COMMUNITY OF GUISHED BY LIVA I\DI\ IDU. \L ht)‘IL N HOU IN 1S DISTIN- THOROUGH CONSTRUCTION CAREFUL PLANNING REFINEMENT OF DETAIL Note especially the master's | well appointed bath with shower, new type automatic stor: bu Garage.. Plumbing Axtures of excelient’ taste, attraciive papering $15, 500 Lee D. Latimer Company REALTOR 907 15th Street N\W. Or Your Own Broker A Value Seldom Unsurpassed in beauty, superlority of worl as & buil 1905 Kenyon St. NNW. 1717 1719 and 1721 Webster St. N.W. One Block West of 16th Street design and construction. doubtedly represent the best home values in the city today. DESCRIPTION These homes consist of eight rooms and two baths. uarters and bath, u I, plumbing and electrie fixtures obtainabie and, above all. {hat manship that hus earncd Mr. Sugar an enviable reputation "Prices and Terms Will Surprise You Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. MAX SUGAR Owner and Builder—Qr Your Own Broker -Offered They un- besides the provision double garagze in rear of premises, Adams 546 “Every Essential” Necessary to make a home complete. the clients who have seen our homes at “METROPOLIS VIEW” Washington’s newest (and nearest downtown) new home development; only 15 minutes from the Treasury. homes now under construction. PRICE, ONLY $7,850.00 On Attractive Terms Sample house at 617 Girard St. N. Overlooking beautiful Univers ient to Everything. Built to last a lifetime, and with every evening. modern convenience, plenty of and play. ou owe it to yourself to see them before you buy DETAILS Six bright rooms, complete bath, hot-water heat, electric- ity, gas water heat:r laundry trays, hardwood floors, gum large closets, kitchen completely eqmppcd. colonial front and double rear elsewhere. trim, artistic fixtures, porche: walk south to Girard ANY TIME for auto. CHAS. D. SAGER Realtor and Builder 924 14th Street N.W. Member of the Operative Builders’ Association s. Lot 18x125 ft. to 15-ft. alley. DIRECTIONS Take Brookland car to 7th and Monroe Streets, Street. This is*the Verdict of Over 100 Several sold during the_week. . open every day and y grounds, conven- space for the children to romp paneled living room, Or Phone Main 36 36 Main 37 S PR RRRREYY R RRRRT e 8555656555 & Chevy Chase Homes (7 @@@@ DESCRIPTION @@@E (ST € @@@@ REAT "ESTATE. BRI RG] BRI R R R IR FOR RENT Downtown Apartment 2123 Eye Street N.-W. New building just completed. Eight-story, fire- pmof elevator service and switchboard service. Rents: One room, kitchen and bath, $45.00 to $52.50. Two rooms, kitchcn and bath, S()ZAEJO to $67.50. Open for Inspection—Resident Manager on Premises B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. N.W. UREEEEYEARIRIIE I RN RRRREE Main 2100 NNV RID DR RINRE RERRR) i m EERRRRCRRE R RRERRERR Beautiful Detached Home Very Reasonably Priced Easily Financed on Splendid Basis Chevy Chase, D. C. 3902 Huntington Street One Block From Connecticut Ave. Seven rooms and bath, large reception hall, har¢wood floors, gas and electricity, large front porch. Spacious lawn and shade trees. A Splendid Buy—Wonderful Location Open for Inspection Sunday LGoldsmlth & Co. Hr’)(] JM.N.Goldsmith Pres. - g Goldsmith Building 1405 Eye Street N.W. Main 9670 For Sadle 3902 Jocelyn St. Beautiful Chevy Chase home, containing 8 rooms and 2 baths (shower) ; modern in every way. Owner has added many attractive features. Beautiful lawn, planted with shrubbery; garage. Priced Right for Quick Sale Open All Day Sunday For Inspection Builders of Communitics 14th and K Main 9080 Phone Service Evenings Until 9 P.M. (Just Off Conn. Ave.) f@} Splendidly Constructed @ ?:@5 Reasonably’ Priced ? Just Two Left Exhibit House 3419 Fessenden Street b I Tapestry Brick Center-] Hn" Entrance Open E ‘ont Porch Large llr k eplace Breakfast Sun Parlor Well Equipped Kitchen Outside Pantry % Separate Rear Porch Four Large Bedchambers Two Tiled Baths, Shower Floored, Lighted Attic Double Sleeping Porch Instant Water Heater 3 o @@@@@@; TO INSPECT Drive Out Connecticut Avenue to Fessenden Street, or Take Chevy Chase Car Open and Lighted "til 9 PM. M.S. PHILLIPS REALTORS—BUILDERS ‘ ?\ 15th & K Sts. 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