Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1925, Page 26

26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1925. REAL ESTATE. l 1 vas a itted by A ta. Co ity thoritles, Correia has worked in China since 1847. At - - M,BI-IN]- K FREEU ;‘u,:: 1:‘1‘{::1“;::1mvi‘n1?':heu\i\:fil(:;xt l.?,"?,.:’! WRONG MAN CONFINED waAsccn?::‘ll:ezd rf: o'éi’om?r sily Eepart- MISSION BOARD FAVORS n;finr:awo‘:n?e(t_:fi‘l:ni;?‘;fln::fii l)':: Wore e prowsed by the court on a| IN TOMBS FOR 13 DAYS | 5w, & voard s iiner for razn. tie| CHINA TREATY REVISION {itkiiintion the rights of missions and —BUILT BY SMALL motion by the prosecution. S was charged with being a fugitive < declare Itself for religious liberty. Jasain, R g i y a violatls f the i The board in its statement sald that =T " . . d who is| jan Coffee Planter, Victim of ived f Detroit. ileges to Hasten Conclu- tres s0 as to give applicatign to . gidin &S When bisn 3 2 b et e Priced at Less Than iladelphia for fraud, and H.| New York Police Error. whose complaint the charges were sion of Pacts. W ington conference in 1922. now. unde; r 1 senten When Miss Margaret Bailey, on the principles agreed upon a E in Ph Chester Johns i attor- i 5 Vi 'he annual meeting of the board | S L T AU o it P 1aid, falled to identity Correla he was o\ oo _Thia snnual meetl $8,000 in Progress. Alleged “M P [y S & NEW YORK, October 17.—After | Teleased- S Ot oy ;|23 in connecti et 5 ege aster Mind NOt’wl having been lodged in the Tombs for LRIy can_Board ur"if%".Jé"g?&‘-.&.{,‘fi‘ifii Council of Congregational Churches. i Easy Terms : | are said o S0 F o A Danish physician, Dr. Skovman, 2y that through. 6 i kil ¥ Taneater: Even Ccnnected With Fuel ::"::;’m::l;fiml: l::"le-',:‘:.e:s::‘r,e‘:,' tests for suspected sinus infection rn(,ereux‘ ll}:x prulnlpnliu[.r (-m‘xrmlx‘s‘l'me‘ 1‘: Two million four hundred and forty- = : Tater heat: : ) ¥ 2 - |favored the revision of treaties with |one thousand dollars’ worth of wi X ’ B 0 whe ance Firm, Virginia Verdict. . Michigan and son of a wealthy coffec | With a tuning fork; he stands the “L China to give that nation & greater | eablo has been wsed In the Delawars , E R N 4 ] the nine of the trial| ). 0 iar of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was | Strument before the point to be test- ) autonomy, and as a step in that direc- | River suspension bridge, now under < i . . i iy fouxl con- | Filnsed yestardny when suthorities |ed and judges from the resonance | tion stood ready to abandon its special | construction. . betweer . Phfladelphia % Open for inspection at all By il Assodibted B “ | discovered that they had arresied the | whether the cavity contains fluid or | missionary under which it | and Camden. f times—or phone office for AUNTON, Va.. October at| WIORBOERR. Dot SRR e o r free auto service. : b turn by count < e T REE :f | - tollowimg o 17y |G S SO A ;I O ; il JUST (4) LEFT Yy 8 nd jury, 20 men. | fendant w he master c Ch B . . a9 dire 20 peo ftentanties) S mmanes s ol Y . oice Business Locations For Rent s e : e our L.as ance i H.SMALL & CO i er e 5628 Connecticut Avenue X1, - k in the now defunct : . : el = (Chevy Chase Circle, oy St in, e Sl To Own One of Our Beautiful Homes e e s REALTORS—BUILDERS The il o et < electric lights. Owner will s ted S e changes and give lease at $200.00 in 68 e il aory e : : ‘ per month. ~This Is an unusual OPDortandty (o Joate 1 ithis akcln: il 925 15th St. NW. Main 6861 ock, jr., ; the State the| B nodern i 1 sive section. | “master mind” of the alleged swindle. | now AboUt 735 poUnds per person. 6 829 Fourteenth Street — SN e Large storeroom, with very attractive show window and entire . upper floor. Well located for barber shop, haberdasher and ladles’ RS = AN Y mng tree - ~ apparél shop. Second floor suitable for workroom and displa . Located right in the heart of the business section. Three-year lease Massachusetts Avenue Heights | Gontains alll modorn improvements. Wt willipay you foin- § srooiainglilow =entay 3554 Edmunds Street " Gpen All Day Sunday and Evenings Until 9 P.M. e et L OIS B L WINDOW SHADES 5 . . this restricted section. Wbuld be an unusual location for barber shop Col bla Constr‘“chon Co and hairdressing establishment, delicatessen or other high-class mer- Made to Measure um . chant. Very low terms v > B S 3rick 2 3 il ; Home owners—before you buy Window Shades Detached Corner Brick Home 521 Irving Street N.W. We Will Gladly Show These Propertics get our estimate of factory prices. Costaining ten large and spacious rooms, three baths, with | Col. 7979 B toilets on first floor and in cellar, breakfast and sleeping porches. | ali hardwood floors. built-in cedar storage room, twoorar brick garage Opew for Inspection 14th & K ; | O Floyd E. Davis Company |il 3259 R STREET ' < aige: Realtors L e N'“ Z Main 352 One of the most desirable residences in George- 7th & E Sts. S.W. Main 353 §| town in an ellent location is offered at a \ attractive price because the owner is leaving W ington and wishes to dispose of the property quick | | | | Isso 13th St. N.W. |Phones a3 W. STOKES SAMMONS, Proprietor 4 Eam S~ SVE S LY Values Without Comparison See These Detached Homes In Chevy Chase, Md. The house is brick, fully detached, on a beauti- & i > fully wooded lot 125 feet front by 175 feet deep. = CHASh’ D. C. There are twelve rooms and three baths, besides N.E. Corner Nevada Ave i servant’s quarters and laundry room. The whole iandiMoxcson Se property was completely modernized less than a year ago. Possession can be had immediately. We Wish to Announce That MR. JOHN H. BLOSS Open Sunday From 2 to 6 Borden & Newbold Formerly of the Washi Real Estate Compan Frank. 6242. 305 Investment Bldg. ormerly of the Washington Real Estate Company Is Now Associated With the Sales Department of e \\\\x\\\\sx\\\\\ss\\\\\\\\\t\s\\\&\x\\\\\\\n\\sfiz Four Ghoice Locations JAMESON-BUILT HOMES 1801 to 1821 D Street S.E. 59 Sold H 918 to 932 14th St. S.E. 6 Sold Semi-Detached Houses 620 to 630 Central Ave. N.E. 18 Sold 1000 Quebec PI. N.W. 11 Sold—1 Left ~; CYRUS IMMON Realtor .E. Corner o Conn. Ave. & Rand St. Built of Brick and Stucco These homes cor 1 baths, shower, attic, hardwood floors, electric every conceivable modern improvement MASSACHUSETTS PARK 2820 34th PLACE Between Fulton and Garfield Sts. WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COST “,F. invite your inspection of this Six-room Home, with its unusual Household Efficiency Appointments, to convince you that this is true. Attractively Priced—E:; Open for Your Inspection The Hall, Yates & McGinniss Const. Co. 226 Investment Bldg. Phone M. 4555 New brick colonial residence of and three Six large rooms, bath, h.-w.h., Alectric lights, built-in ice box, wash trays, one-piece sink, double rear porches, wide front porch. Open for inspec- tion at all times, or call office for free auto service. Easy terms. baths; two-car brick garage on paved al |c—=|n|——=]alc——=|n]e———|o]——=|o|[c——]a|—— [——|o|——=3|alc——|a|c———a|o][——|a|c——|a|———| 1] Open on Saturday Afternoon and Sunday Until 9 P.M. AN UNUSUALLY MODERATE PRICE [SHANNON; & TUCHY| Exclusive Agents 713 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 A Real Home—Attractively Priced Open Every Day and Evening Two Distinctive Homes BORDEN & NEWBOLD See Them Tomorrow Franklin 6242 305 Investment Bldg. FOR SALE BY THGS. A. JAMESON CO. Main 5526 906 New York Ave. N.W. “Ask the Man Who Owns One” R R ? ’ ¢ g A 7 % 7 z ; ? ? % 7 : A g 2 7 ? I 7 ¢ 7 Z G R S R e R S e R ittt tete e iated -E:EEEE::EEE:—:EEEEE We’re Commissioned to Sell —an owner’s Home in Massachu- setts Avenue Park—at a price that should tempt to prompt purchase— especially on the terms which can be arranged. 2818 36th Place One of the highest elevations—overlooking Washington and the far away hills of Virginia and just a step from Massachusetts Avenue and the convenient Bus Line. Chevy Chase ™ A Magnificent Location Overlooking Rock Creek o . . i It has more home-features in its plan and gt s I equipment than is usual—for it was thoughtfully designed—carefully built—and tastefully finished. 1612-14 Buchanan St. N.W. ! Center Hall—Pebble dash construction: with (Just West of 16th Street) i tile roof; and two-car garage to -match. The baths are luxuriously fitted. In the basement is FEATURES b servant’s room and bath. All openings are metal NGne B dorns Three Baths weather-stripped; screened and awninged. Hand- . . some electric fixtures; convenient cedar closets: Electric Refrigerator ~ Large Cedar Closet | and a specially designed heating plant that will Built-in Garage Paved Alley burn fine screenings efficiently at very low cost. Lots 50x138 Feet Handily located to the Cathedral Schools- for both boys and girls. 5707 Chevy Chase Parkway R e T i ¢ 3823 Legation Street new Dutch Colonial, center-hall entrance home, occupying one of the moet exclusive o One-half block west of Conn. Ave. sites in Chevy Chase. Surrounded by select 8 roongiand 2 katis residences of striking charm, the view % down Broad Branch valley toward Rock Sct:ee{led and weather stripped Creek Park is one of the many attractions Built-in garage this dwelling presents. Seven large rooms In perfect condition (including four bedchambers), two tiled Auvailable for immediate occupancy baths and la S ata 000 ti 11 r sidewall electric fixtures—the finest of Xosphonaly ettrastiveshrioe everything awaits your inspection! . Open for inspection OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY o all day Sunday BOSS N0 PHELPS 5 C. Bushman Smith, Inc. THE HOME OF HOMES 5 e talonth 1703 Connecticut Avenue “DEAL WITH A REALTOR" DR IRRRRRRRRRRRARRMRRRRR MR RRRRRRRRN The_construction of these beautiful homes cannot be ex- Price and terms celled. Every detail has been so studied that nothing is ex- < 5 i travagant; yet the honses are artistic and distinctive, embody- upon interested inquiry. ing all the essentials of comfortable, convenient homes. Open on BSunday from noon until dark. Sample House 1614 Buchanan St. I e i e e e Y pmany Open and Lighted Daily Until Nine P.M. Built by Bairstow &-Clark Aty Te . JMCSKEEVER=<GOSK..... Bairstow & Clark AL TORS 23 N St. N.E. Franklin 4675 Or Your Own Broker DEAL WITH A REALTOR 1415 K St Main 4752