Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1925, Page 19

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925. REAL ESTATE, $]mum UU“.AY | MAGNARELLI AGAIN HELD. | HUGHES HUPEFUI. b in_the oo twut moen axres | TESTS SHORT WAVES. | | e S owamaciss: |'Marcont AYTS to Hasen Argentina | ; F"“‘" Husband of Ann Suter to | tion of the President, will give proper | in Daylight Face Deportation Action. i | support to the Permanent Court of g International Just | bixe October 24 (®).—An in- | ] Vincenzo Magnarelli, former hus | M. Depew. Who was toastmaster, | o100 bt st fisate Dend ot ‘"“ ulery ‘*'""\'"9""‘”‘“ i mmmm. on the Locarno matter, said | \\coan : e hat [atter being placed on prova “upon its success depended the . s A aceed \;1);\\‘ .h\ 1iu;rk» Bailey in l|l}r|\nm«’ | ,.m. and salvation of civilization.” | Divisien 1 for one year on a charge Elihu Root said that the fact that | 3 of presenting a false claim to the = the United States is not in the league Rockville Chamber of Com- t\.u»[m..: e wa rearresiea | 20CArN0 Pact Shows Best In s s o roLmed e outside the courthouse by an officer to enter into international affairs. merce Told of Contem- [of the tmmizration Hureau, who' took } tentions Since Armistice, him bacl to m 10 await the out faith in rumoers that Eng- municate | coma of deportation proceedings. | ilari land was done.¥ The country gaine|with Argentin davlight rlated Improvements. | Whice doing sgrvice with the A. K. | He Tells the Pilgrims. by her misfortunes, he said, and will | while experiments were unsuccessfui the indictment against Magnarell | kS he helped greatly h o pact, | at night | {alleged. he made an allotment in fa.| which will go f ng trade | Sir Oliver Lodge. paving tribute ta | ta The Star | vor of Mrs. Edna Eekstein, represent. | By the Associated Press and commerce i Marconi. complimented him on his 2 LI Md.. October =4 ‘n"px her as h!l-dmre \"1-\ iu?o | NEW YORK, October 2{. The ;19\\ 4,Ilsr)n\m’|y that a |4m'1.-l wave pre “xpenditir o like £100.000 was married o Miss Suter. w ot e e % erred the darknese, while a short Tt 1o made v the Potomac | Iater bezan_ annulment procesdings | POMe of Locarno i« mot in the ~F]LM STARS GAIN ALLY. |wave prererred iighr. Flectric Power Co. to improve the|in the Distriet Supreme Court. | 'language of the treaties but in the | service of Rockville and g < sposition to make them, Charles : - L ri v | The oposed ta on stk stoc 3 it was unced at the Home Benefits Under Will B, Viinne, Sovsier Fumvetave uf| o CoAtagn to) Wke Gveup of | VEE Bravieed (e of W > 7 e s ~ 3 Sl the Rockville 5 BRnke. 000t inl e ok o P Producers at Hollywood. e AbalL & e ethaningd o ool ) [[ B () k{ r Sl)[(l ( [/ e (/ @ ()f Chuwifier of (ommeie 51 1o Mont-| The Washington Home for Incur-| the Pllgrims in honor of Sir Rebert| HOLLYWOOD, Calif, October ° e ou e C utc .) & m 1 Lharms gomery Country Club here ahlas 1B A e L ; . mery il Sharp, repres | THIeA IR Tiained o aole benel o | Horne. former chancellor of the ex- (®).—The United Artists, comprisin: :umlvm_«dl by the terms of thor Wil Acien Arxl r. Other speakers were Elihu Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fai ks, il |77 jahg " Rrede adley and Chauncey M. Depew Mary Pickford and other produci WOOD' FY I] e]riral e v, | named as xscut : i r. Hughes, prefacing his speech | s . expect to be joined by Gloria Fa e‘qr a e O itaiea | cata m | with a salutation to the “chief of the ¥ s c Pt il o] = | Pilerims.” Mr. Depew. who was en- ! contract with Famous Plavers PA "\ bt un. Factory Girls to See City. | Joving “a zreen old age. unconsciousf | [.asky 3 of decay said the Pilgri [ - < ha S| I venty-five Brooklyn {ulm\ il ligrims honor Joseph Schencl weside of the the et Wil | their ancestors not so much for what O Shendk, Desloentiomn ements ar pleted Land thatiis cause “they contrived (o Iy aig that o o e D e O el mpanied by indus | & have such | <aid that Miss Swanson's title s | . e . : : : il Brooklyn | WOrthy. accomplished and prosperous ' hona fide and in good condition. | ’ —if you'll inspect the beautiful homes and view the beauties of the environment. 1t to be Instatled. % 7. C . descendants. “She is the < ot T R — S e Bl R ke O e e now than @t any time since the armi. saig. T | ee stice, he continued. The promise ix not new: motors and other equipments In = —————|in the agreements to preserve peace, | wet homes of the community. but this ex-{2ng 10 make he oceasion in the M' Close to Wardman Park ] d i aT £ s hands TR S a pense e e n gt hm:JNMmiM . ':w e&::’mz”z“‘zz “z::z.:.:‘:z:.“.z“:z.:, Hotel and One Block planne pracnca v wit cozy hreplaces andsome hardwoo oors: luxuriou y S tharcompany:mndithe chamber Wasl Soritacs Goeiian o o e i CLEV 28 | FiceiiCori: Ao cquipped baths: perfect kitchens and pantries; pleasing porches, etc. ELAND PARK ip e ed service will A. De Lashmntt is chairman of the entzil no financial outlay on the part | Attractive, Semi-Detached Brick on three floors; all in The remainder of the first group will be Built By Day Labor perfect condition. Two- ey : y . ; car brick garage. PRICE || sold at the original prices—then there will be JUST REDUCED 81.050. | an advance—so there's a decided advantage in The hest buy in this ex- selecting NOW . RE ::,[.fi_“' ol MU Terms will be adjusted to your convenience. Inspect at any time from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m—Sundays and week days Open All Day Sunday Drive out Conn. ave. throi Bradley Lane. turninz south at Wisconsin ave.—and CHEVY CHASE TERRACE directly opposite the Golf Course of the Chevy Chase Club. Or, if more C. BUSHMAN SMITH convenient—our auto will call for you. Watch Washington Grow to a Million 1703 Com. Ave RS CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO. [ Buslders of Communities anson at the expiration of her | | | | i Overlooking Chevy Chase Club Golf Course new mators and other equipments in Every Home is of artistic design—different from any you have seen—and Each lot is 75 foot front—and at the rear is a garage to match each Home on of the elactric com ’L\l”»" hetter lights generally was th | gitation on the | Stk e Biw b mm.\pnmm in ¥ the comprehensive 903 Hamlin Street N.E. New Six-Room Brick Homes With Garage viable notoriety frequently ziven Rockville was the subject of con- | Blan and Finish' Unussel siderable discussion at the meeting. | L'u,‘,‘(‘.“L'I!.m fonteo "f""‘/-"'..‘.’...fl BARGAIN PRICE crimes and scandals T T T T “ Lo\ be See This Home Today nothing concerning We Will Make Unusual scandals excepting | Terms o will e re-! Charles M. Wallingsford ! James A. Connor chemes In unnaltd Prettvman. chairm 1039 Woodward Bldg. ce named zi (Main 2090 for Ante Serviee) sell stock in the reported that several investig had heen made and that the commit- | yad information that would be 1l contemplating | omminee. mvousn | [ Business Property arnard Welsh. re. ported that the committee is at work on defintte plans to improve play located on the south side of nd conditions in R(\(L;\'Il‘ll’ .;;ld H st. near 12th st. n.w.. 3-story e amar veported that the ? e o he e chaivman. il brick building in 200 condition, to arvange for the celebration |[Il 1arge storeroom first floor, and s n of Montgomery County | \ctivities in the near | 3513 QUEBEC STREET N.W. Very Attractive Price, Make Offer Six-room tapestry brick home. Complete tile bath with built-in tub hower, oak floors throughout, open fireplace in livin m. roomy closets, built-in fce chest: elecivicity, hot-water he: il front porch. large rear vard to alley Permanent construction Built-in and heated and lighted garage. OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY M.S. PHILLIPS 1432 K St. N.W. Main 4600 Deal With a Realtor small room in rear: second floor, apartment of 4 rooms, Kitchen, bath a back porch: third hold the next floor, rooms, Kkitchen, bath smber on November $3888088888888888888888888888888888888888888 Il #ne orch: electricity. hot 17 in the hall of the new fire engine | Rouse of the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department water heat, lot to an alley, $18,500 FOR SALE Brookland Section Nili Thomas J. Fisher At 12th and Hamlin Sts. N.E. & Co., Inc 5 A ¢ iek howse, center PRCHES. carage wdioin- 738 15th St. N. W. ard will make a good large famils. or dwctor. Main 6830 ONTAINS REST IMPROV NTS, 0000060606066 0006 46000660606 > RICE AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE. 333880022833838002223333322222323333330000233333: SIMON BELOFF - > T T T T I (O, ilew Heights B0 N Y. Ave. NW. Bladensburg Boulevard and L St. N.E,, two squares ‘ . : B . ' north of 15th and H Sts. N.E. | | | | >0 b od bod beodl *0 *9 *¢ b od *0 0 *0 >0 *o b od *® o0 o3 oo ~d o~ | IsAnAssured Success cer ’ has been 5 It’s doubtful if in the history of laner-da'y building in Wash ington such response has greeted the opening of a new Home WE SUGGEST | i p : - et ’ Orde red ’ e\lidorsed Community as has been accorded to CITY VIEW HEIGHTS. ITAI”.ISI:’L'C)I"OU ] : i g : : This is directly due to the need which these Homes : 3 » 3 . i . E ok A way il supply—in size, character, location and price. THESE NEW ; For a long time I have felt No longer is it necessary to share a house with somebody ’ BRICK HOMES ‘ ] y - ' i T Rt that there was not being built else. Or, to live in an apartment when your comfort and con- : . * the right types of Homes to re- venience calls for an individual Home. ] TODAY il g ? g : i lieve the critical housing con- , : Y < 4 a1l dition existing here. Lots of WERPEN. . folks don't want the worry and Here’s the Home— 5301 8 ili | h that - A Mlhtary S 7| ::xp:‘l:e’::nl;::em :::::e :f Complete in every essential feature. Large rooms, handsome baths, and the purse to purchase and big closets, hardwood floors, a new type of heating that costs little for Sample House { C . I : h i 4 2 fuel and absolutely no trouble to operate; pretty electric fixtures; attrac- tain. But they have long- ll ecvy C h ase 4 e tive terraces, with foundation planting; wide front porches; good back 3515?rQNU EwBEC ; =1 :: fr:r‘la :::;Z:t:‘;fl:fl]:l:;':wi: yards. Substantial brick construction and varying types of pleasing de- homes of their own—that can signs—and built as every Kite Home is built—with a care for every de- be bought at a modest price— tail—which makes it a lasting joy and pleasure, as well as a good invest- y and paid for on terms that are ment. and there are numerous evergreens, wide lawns and flowers. The house is con- easy to meet. 3 structed of hollow tile with sand cement finish. The exceptional size of the living # 5 5 $ $ $ i i PR et : . . - @l The quick selling of these b i room, with its real wood-burning fireplace, will draw a special appeal. Then, in addition | e T ety o . ALSO THE { to the. usual rooms on the first floor, there will be found a large bedroom, glass-inclosed | pleting at City View Heights ) b b { NEW 8-ROOM sleeping porch and tiled bath. Two other bedrooms and bath are also provided. The proves that my sizing up of For the Inside For the Semi- For the Corner z 3 4 3 : ws Homes Detached Homes Homes i property is completely equipped, including screens, awnings and a fireproof built-in the situation was correct—and ’ BRICK HOUSES that we are fully meeting the ! Sample House s deroand with these wonderal Sold on terms as low as 4604 FIFTH T il ; ::::'ill be built; 80 are all $45 a month ST.N.W. ‘ w o $14,500 o CITY VIEW HEIGHTS is on the Bladensburg Boulevard— ! PRICE, $10 500 §§, INSPECT SUNDAY AFTER 10 AM. {|| healthy; overlooking Washington. Harry A. Kite just two squares north of 15th and H Sts. NE. High and Open for inspection every day and evening—including Sunday Southern Exposure This charming home pictured above is situated on a prominent corner lot, just PRICE, $14’250 : one square west of Connecticut avenue. The entire grounds are inclosed with hedge garage. “‘:M{*. -l Built, Owned and For Sale by Wm. H. Saunders Co., lnc.! | Hedges & Middleton, Inc. | 1514 Harry A Kite ’ 1433 K St. N.W. ’ REALTORS K Street v Main 1016 HER 1412 Eye St. N.W. Franklin 9503 4 Incorporated 3 3 Mambars Washington Real Extate Reard Deal With a Realtor S S T T