Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1925, Page 115

REAL ESTATE. = THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. THE FOLLOWING HOUSES WILI. BE DPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY AND WEEK DAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. TRINIDAD SECTION, North on Trinidad Ave. From Fla. Ave. N.E. No. 1246 Oatea at. ne.—A complete home of @ rooms. tiled bath: h.-w. heat. elec. lights, hardwood floors, built-in garage and many other attractive features. ONLY TWO LEFT. mple house 1420 Trinidad ave. n.e.—An inapection of this houss will con: Ol oniaing 8 roomug tiled bA(R: B-% heat.”tiec. ighta. hardwood ficors ‘and fliin garage. stc. [y 1925—-PART 6. 'WHEAT IN TUMBLE IN CHICAGO MARKET| Report Mills Were Reselling Gnin‘; Sends Quotations to Lower | NOVEMBER 1. BUTTER MARKET HIGHER More Interest in Storage Product FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Continaed.) ~ 214 11th ST. N.E Six r.and b eami-daiached brick: hot- water heat: lot ahout 30x110: & very chean nraperty: after solicited, Come in and talk t ever. ' Price. $6.500.00 CILTFFORD A, BORDEN __Phons Main 2 INS ___FOR SALR—HOUSES. CHEVY CHASE, MD. I.ess Than $14.000.00. ow home of Enlish desizn. located near the Chevs Chase Club. Clote o Seitoot Tan tars, containing are iiv Tonm with Arepiace in? ragm. witeRen oan e oathr built-in . C 1eveland - 1036 BOY SCOUTS The annual service of Washingtor | Boy Scouts at the Tomh of the Un- known Soldier in Arlington Cemetery will be held at 11 o'clock next Satur- day morning, November As In previous years. the Scouts will form at the Fort Myer gate and march to the Tomb, with Troop 49 Drum and Buble Corps, in charge of Sergt. Henry Lovelace and Scoutmaster John & Cole, in the lead. In the afternoon a hig Scout me will claim the attention of the troops A committee ou program is arrang- ing a seriex of stunts that will ap- peal both to older and to vounger Scouts, and is planning for the d to end with stories by the famed “Matty” of Camp Rosevelt davs, and | | by “Wampns Cat Staw.” A sort of con test in storyv-telling is on the boards. with these two experta pitted against each other This event in itself at traction enough to bid for the attend ance of avery Scout in Washington and the surrounding towns. Awards won at Camp Roosevelt last Summer will he presented at this rally. Shown Yesterday. | CHICAGO, October 31 (#).—An im. proved demand in the butter market today resulted in a half-cent advance early on most scores. At the higher prices buyers held off and the market tone appeared only about steady. More Interest was reported on storage butter and a fal the Isaac Walton League of America, 1a giving an entertainment next Wed nesday evening in the rditorfum of the Interior Department, a feature of which will be an unusual showinz ot motion pictures of the oni-of-dnors Thoy have made 100 tickets available to Boy Scouts. These will be ziven to the first 100 Scouts to apply, either to Mr. Cole, Scoutmaster of Troop 43, or to Scout headquarters. Many troops paused in their meet- ing program last Friday eveninz 1o recall the lifs and example of the Boy Scout movement s first chief scout eiti- zen. Theodore Roosevelt Through the energy and interesi of Mise Sheads. principal of the Bryan School. special exercises were held last Tuesday afternoon. Roosevelt's hirth- day, in which Boy Scouis were given the 'leading part. Afier brief essavs {on different accomplishments of Roose- velt, given hy Ethel King, Julia Cure tin, Margaret Clein. Clara Smith, Marian Hayford. Hallie Graves, Eveli Adams. Marjorie Wilson, with .nlan, |Hartman acting as chairman, a1l thg | membera of the 7R-zrade assemhiy, the program was ziven over o ih Boy Scout members of tha schoof from several different troops. Claudg Councll of Troop 35 was in charge, and received assistance from Arthur Council, also of Troop 58. Georze Corder of Troop #3. Carl Davis of Troop 20 and George Woodin of of the connectio Troop ke Bo ool The Scouts told of Roosevelt with movement, and then demonstrated many of the accompiishments neces Levels. 7. inted Prese TAGO, OCTOBE out of demand wheat prices By the Aes CHIC volume of business | tening was transacted on 92-score goods at | turned prices listed. Centralized market was about steady with offerings fairly lib eral and trade qulet. Fresh, 92 score, t 31.—Flat- from huyers downward to- fter an early advance. An | easing in premiums for cash wheat | d considerable hearish effect, and | there were reports that mills were to resell wheat. Closing | wheat were unsettled . new atyle: December, nd May, 1.42% to ed weak, % to 1% | December, 731 to 73% Open. High vinos trim. r rooms. tile bat and shower, Large lot. built-in_ garage, open fire- CORNER CONN, AVE. AND RATMOND built-in garage. open Arepiace. B.-w.h.. hardwoos NO. 3 RAYMOND ST.—Six rooms. tile bath and shower. sifee, h-w'h.. hargwood floors. Thess homen are built of brick and stucco, are detached and well planned, with | svers modern improvement. 5330 42nd ST. NI —Six-room stucco home eeping Dorch. freplace. h.w.b. &.m. Alter seeing these houses we B Chevs Chase ONLY TWO LEFT. mple House. No. 12433 Oaten st. nr.—These houses contain 8 rooms tiled bath: h.w. heat: alec. lights, hardwood floors and (rim: deep back yard to pavad alles. and with of without garage. ONLY ONE LEFT. le_house. No. 1328 Levis st. n.e—Contains 6 roo hardwood floors and trim. deep back yard and & ); centralized, 'ml FOR SALE—HOUSES. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW OFFERED BELOW COST. Fine wection northwest: am huying Jarger homa: muat sell beautiful i-room hungalow home At onca: have been asking $12.500 hut will taks $10.350. 1f s0ld this week . wili make any terme within reason foot lot. “heautiful shrubbers and huilt-in_zarage: svery modern convenience a dands little home for some one who ADDreciatgs comfort. For appointment to in sapect, cail (']l\i. 19 \( ER . tiled bath: 5. how. heat, tilsd bath and shower. p built-in garage, . 1QUSES ARr TRULY BITLDE ask you to compare our Pricés with other property BA Corn RE AING AN ESENTA' ARE RUILT BY e OTR IVE WILL BE AT lower. Wheat - Decemhar Mas July Corn’ December May July Ot Decembor May July Rye Decembar Mas Low 1 1 808 MONROE ST. N ¥ —Kight-room brick ho howh ami. Price. $10.000 room hrick honse: Can he Anances 16 st purcha si Frice 810 500 5014 TLLINOIS AVE. N.W e. Aow.h. ami. Large lot » oftersd an all these homes. Our saleamen will take pleasure and fer your convenisnce 1! B. & H. 717 14th St B. MOORE, N.W. inclosed aleeping poreh. built-in Main 1447, Main 4289, Reasonable terms s calling for you and showing these properties, Iawns N SR Y OPEN This Afternoon, . CAROLINA AVE .\',F Attractive corner, near Lincoln Park A1 Tarks voome and hATR. TMuct e AblA At once. Cash or te | CHEVY CHASE. MD. EAST OF CONNECTICUT AVE.—$7,500. New bungalow, containing § rooms and bath_located in a most desirable section. There .is _a built-in ga and a large lot. Will sell for #h “and small monthly payments. mmediate possession PETWORTH. $9,000. semi-detached. tapestrs hrick. are 6 rooms and tile bath eeping “And break fasi rs. hot-watér heat is 14O fant deen. This home Ient condition I’S ADDITION. $11,000. ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING VALUES, Semi-detached. tapestes by ter-hall plan. Inige living fireplace. dining room. ki trs. breAkiast porch. & hedroomis vath. Ao0red attic with stairway. soa < haile and rooms. Oak floors.'sx cellent haating plant. Largs lot CHEVY CHASE, MD. $12.000. NEAR THE CHENVY CHASE CLUB New colonial home. containing rooms. Hle AN, ADacioUs por D hot-water heat. oak Aoors. Karace The Tot contains about by -acra: can: “CTEVELAND PARK. $14.750. I'CH COLONIAL HOME distinction and_charm. confaining reception hall. living room with fire place. dining room breakfast alcove pantry. kitchen. 4 ' bedrooms. tile hath. spacions porches: | modern i every rewpect: on A lot 132 feet deep to- alley . Attractively landacaped. xa- rage. teims | Lawrence R. Smoot & Company 1310 H SCNW. Main 4880, "GEORGETOWN HOUSFES. ‘ If you are seeking such. we| 1000 S {have them. Consult our listings before buying. DODGE & LLIBREY, Woodward Bldg. Main 5520. SPECIALIZING IN GEORGETOWN HOMES. 78 SEATON PL. N.W. 7 rooms. brick, semi-dstached. #lec.. with garage: drma. $800 cash. $65 monthir oIy L Chevy L hase C ‘orner, 201 Raymond St.—$16,950. OPEN DAY AND VENINGS 8 ROOMS—5 BED] —2 BATHS. R OO ol cotoniar home, il farge living 100 opening Harc completad and taady {01 occin Mass. Ave. N.E £3.000. TERMS TQ SUIT. 6-ioom’ hag-window brick . betwsan Sianton and Posession rom owner Downtown, First Commercial. 15 voome. howh. alec. lighis. corner alles asuble Fhrage” Can eadils ve’iemodsied into omcer “OM one biark (rom BAGNL O Detrben bih and 16th 000 Stone Dwelling. $8.950. For Quick Sale. trom_end af new Acqueduct Bridge | vor Heighta: 100.foot frontage: & | rooms and bath: furnace heat. slec lights. double Tarage. Variety fruit. High eleva xe *hade tresn. A good home and & McGINNI COMPANY, ! 222-226 Investment Bldg. HALL, CONSTRUCTION Scout Elliott Murphy of attained the highest rank ing at the court of honor last Batur- NEXT U.S. COTTON REPORT e anlne e TO COVER DETERIORATION |award. Bird study was the final badge he obtained of the 21 neces- The Novembhe sary for highest rank. = Merit badges crop report will awarded to other Scouts Werc us available at that | follows: Troop 8, Willlam C. West- to which the zrade or sle of the |lake. camping, civics, painting. per- crop has bheen affected hy recent | sonal health, pioneering, public | weather conditions, the crop report- ing hoard of the Department of Agri culture announced vesterday "he health: Troop 33, Albert Hurned | ory for advancement in scouting board replied to telegraphic requests bird study; Robert Weigel. first aid {0 animals, safety firat; Troow 42, | ffom Erade to grade. receiving the : enthusiastic approval of the entire from Senator Ransdell Louisiana this n = £510 Main 438 BY ‘N’\FR BEAUTIFUL BU convenient tion: terme 1o Colimhia $640-W SALE—DELIGHTFUL wm.i sleeping nrden: near D and atreet Owner. " Adams FURNISHED HOU'SE rent or for sale: will leass for 6 for one vear or sell complete: we hreakfast room. garage. servant uuarte the. " Telenhone Claveland 3R 1850 O MS AND BATH | double x “oal 5|nu|‘ .\lnw i~ | =it pu FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY AND WEEK DAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. CORNER 14th AND FLORAL STS. N.W, A beautiful detached corner home of gray stone and stucco construction and containing eight rooms, two baths: hot-water heat; electric lights; hardwood floors throughout ; beautifully decorated; built-in garage ; break- fast alcove, and many other attractive features, beautiful lawn. OPEN Y Government cotton include any facts time on the extent 4126 10th s PEAUTIFULLY JFOR T | CREALTY | Ride to It informa A Elliott Murphy, bird study, life sav. : L | assembly. At the close Assaciate Boy ing, swimm Troop 64, William | 5 X Gordon, athletes, carpentry: P. Ted- | Scout Executive | C. Drake a Edan. athl S dressed the student juiblic healih: Troop 96. Daniel | dressed th enies Boughton, cooking. swimmin, Boy Scouts of Washingion & & e interested 1o learn that Sergt Loveless, assistant utmaster Troop 49 and leadcr of its drum and bugle corps. who also leader the drum and hugle corps of Co Post. No. greatly recent 0 ux 8 ) PURCH \ w xood B GOOD S will by Henry o MOVING, PACKING WANTED—F OR ¥ Ne X STOR Y PART LOAD OF ork. Philadelnhia Al moving. Con Ay Fanklin STORAGE XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING 6 EYE ST.NW. NAIN 2010 RNITURE A. g T BUY A SIX 0 KIGHT ROOM AL mr‘ war built Will make a 2t cun N BN STER N ERAL 1 RAL fae" Closetr in Twenty-seven members of the throughout M. O.. the Camp Roosevelt Honor ribe, trekked westward last Saturday for u two-day In the wilds 6f Massanutten in the Shenando&h national forest rexervation. They uséd the more modern method of transpor- tation, in place of the ponies of their Indian forbears: but seldom 4did In dians encounter more difficuit obh. stacles 1o travel than the heavy rain and slippery mud that threatened con stant peril to the ‘“gas ponies” of those scouts! It was greatly to their credit that they stuck it out, reaching their destination at varions times of ‘he day and night, with no car turn. ing back, and every brave accounted for In spite of rain. camp was made. meals were cooked in the open and a | | medified program of hiking to view the glories of the Autumn foliage was | carried out When the rain clouds ‘\am«h-«l and the sun finally appeared on the second dayv, the tribe was as. sembled, ready, on the top of Masss- utten, with {he winding Shenandoah River and the valley of Virginia stretched out before them. And thére they worshiped in true Indian fash ion, with the splendor of the Virginis hills, whose riot of color in the Fall cannot be surpassed in all America | for their temple With the pariy were Dr. W. H. Mer | rill, Field Executive H. L. Webster, Assistant Deputy Commissioner Fred | G. ftuart, outmaste John 8. Cole, Dan J. Tyrrell. Leroy Hutchinson and Laland Changler, Associate Scout | Executive Linn . Drake and the fol- lowing memhers of the trihe: Robert Sime. Robert Smith. A. McPhersen, Wesedon Sawtell, Mickey Hulse, Roherts. Leverton. D'Espard. Solo- man, Harris, Adams, Nash, String- fellow, iritton, Wells and Emer: H. A. Matsinger. assistant director it Camp Roosevell for four years, who has just returned from a three. vear absence in China. was guest of honor. He is one of the charter mem- hers of the C. M. O. tribe and had art in its organization | is )SES o et xa An inspection will convince you that this house cannot - be duplicated anywhere in the city for the price. stay 1elln of the American Legic distinguished himself at meeting of the Leglon Omaha br. In comperition w other outfits the drum and bugle corps of Costallo Post took first prize, of $100 in value, in addition to 7 silver loving cup. Sergt. Loveless i3 Peing congratulated by his friends on the splendid showinz made by his mu sicians at Omaha Assistant Deputy Commissioner E Middlaton entertained 40 members of Troop 70 at his new home. 1725 Taylor street, last week Senior Councilman Johnson Hare of the en tertainment council for the treop fur nished a pregram consisting of dia logues, songs and saxophone and cor- | net_solos. The regular troop meeting was held before the entertainment. Lieut. Middleton has given over a room in his house for monthly meetings for troop 70, and this was the first of { such meetings. The walls are being decorated with the names of the mem- bers of the troop. Each member is allowed to write his name and rank | on the wall. and when he advances | in rank can reregister on the wall roster. | 4 brautiful | Lincoln Parks. o and location flce FOR Box i MOVING o KRIEG'S COLORED PURCHASER HAS sx0 FOR emall HOUSES Address COLORED. 2408, Siar Our repre~emame’\\'ill be on the premises to give you the details, pan e WANTS from 6 0 10 Star office. * WILL Bl .Y AND PAY ALL! cash for any kind of real estate that can i resold AL A profit: price must be low: gi price of properts. Address B. & H. B. MOORE FExclusive Agents, 717 14th St. N.\W. Main 4289, 1e Main 1447, IN THE SALFE FAST Washington property. 1f vour hause or va cant land is located ortheast coutheass st itowith us for A quick wale EAS WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY, Lin in 1955, 710 &th <t ne SMALL BRICK HOUSE. N Cash “or terms. from ow house. Lincoln 8408-3 AND BATH HOUSE K or frame. room Box 1528 Star office = LONG DISTANCE MOVERS M L Fi nls PR o OF s TORAGE CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N. W. PHONE NORTH 3343 = . RTORAGE 500 Rooms. and’ Distance Movin T PACKERK & SHIPPERS. E Moderate Rates. Good Work, Free Eatimates. 1438 You SUN W North 8845 17 0 STONE & FAIRFAX. KENYON STREET, \West of 18th St. A3 D tbidth b cone Nt BT Tar UMD R Tb Mitchen, back porch: four bedrooms: bath: one room in attie earape.’ A good bus. 1!y BLOCKS €Ol $13.000. TERMS baihe. sieeping porch ménts. Semi-detached rooms. Owner leaving | el af once | LACHIEN BANKING | RE, DEPT. L MAIN 432 ROAD. 0 rooms. 3 badrooms. All modern improve- brick: a1l outside ity and wishes to CORP'X. 10th AND £ OR SE prefer old A OR Ad living room. dining room. Fine lot. Tw6-car brick A DU IN NE CATHEDRAL AVENUE, West of Connectictn Ave. i romy. thres haths. aleeping porch and two other porches OUtor\oRN owner Wil kell @t & vers low price. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS $10,500. A %ell built brick nouse of eight rooms. hath: five larze bedrooms & beautiful 1ot to wide alls. Thi real home. CLEVELAND PARK. $15.750. and offers his homs at this vere low fgurs Dright rooms, bath and lavators: vapor heat AR LINCOLN PARK. A rexl Parkain At SA030. Six laige rooms and bath Noods o the Mill. Act auickls. 4 RENT, $75 MO.—PRICE two-family far. Four rooma and hath mach. white tenants RENT, $81 MO.—PRICE, $7.500. ick two-family flat. Four rooma AN hath <ach. results North 6131 Ten beauts Two-car | Wrick garags. You st With H s I HAVE A Pack brick rooms and office IF YOU WANT 10 SELL YOUR PROPERTY CAIL Dhone or miil narticulars to CLIFFORD A. NEALE 205 Woodward Blde 5 TO K ROOM HOUSE N W OR N E_ FOI investment: give eacription and price { auick sale. Addrese Box S-S, Star off FROM OWNER. 6-RM. AND BATH BRICK will all cash_and pri lst ba right Address Box 402-M Star SIX TO TEN ROOM HOUSE. CITY OR D.C suburh o near Chevy Chase Club: mist be_fairle_priced. _Phone Main 373 | WANT TO BUY. DIRECT FROM OWNER g rooms.” bath. z00d condition sonahle. ans laeation For an call Lincol Sindas | week s 30 am 8 T0 O ROC ruction. ans saction Dorsearion 1n 60 (ave and trosta. Address Box 398\ I HAVE CUSTOMER FOR A DETACHED | home. T8th at. section prefered 3 bed OOme required: price ahout S55 000 GEO. W. LIN sth ‘ « L bath STOMER s with Addess R LE five 1 DROI'T "R hot-water heat | quickly (o wecure a cozy bungaiow | At a reduced price of $8.650 each Only $150 cash_balanc Opan for_an_offer_as to terms 14 (‘RF\L BNT Pl oft NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 5 WOODLEY PLACE N W. ONLY ONE LEFT. K home. wight beautitul repiace. unuanal decas screensd breakf: 16 Dantre’ with bufitin ice b closets. automatic water heater ¢ Jarke back yard. wide Lr-l | hé best buy in the section t lody Oveu until 10 p.m riced right—Reasonable terms [THE jOSFPH SHAPIRO CO., | “®19 14 st Franklin 1140 |BEAUTIFUL. NEW HOME.! OPEXN_FOR_INSPECTION, AT Ath AND FARRAGUT STS N W PRICE. $8.050—$1.000 CASH. 875 MONTH Six large rooms. tile bath and shower, | vNTIL 10 B ST e THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO. 919 15th St N.W. __ Franklin 1140 CHEVY GHASE D.-C. INSPECT TODAY. 5511 39¢h STREET N.W. $15.750.00. One of the faw opportunities to secure a hrick_ home a0 conveniently located th Conn Tave’ achooin and. rice. "Owner has heen or and must’ dispose of 1hix Attractica homa of R ronms (4 hedrooms). 7 tile baths. fn closad _wlseping and breakfast Mate Tont faneoux hot o e mediate pocsasion. | ALITACtE Lawrence R. Smoot & Com 1518 H St N.W M INSPECT TODAY. 3414 PORTER ST. N.W, CLEVELAND PARK. $14,500. 4 Built—2 Sold: New—brick—Englith deaign: four had rooms. 2 ‘tile batha: hving room. dining room.” kitchen. breakfast porch. pantrs PUIltiin features. built-in Earage. Iarke Now | hulit-in The owner ix Isaving the cit Brick ROUAE. rOntAININE ~ishi large, st Sunday's Boy garake. Don't fail 16 inspect In last Sunda F Calvert Hines was said signed from Troop 4% error. as he has only resigned as act ing assistant scoutmaster of the troop. John E. Bovd was made act ing assistant scoutmaster shortly after the troop was organized. and with Calvert Hines. who was later also made assistani. conducted the | troop most succesefully for nearly a | vear, unilt the present scontmaster. L. B. Grening. was appointed. Under their leadership the troop nearls doubled its membership. was in third place in the Crandall Cup advance ment contest and one of the 29 troopa in the city to win the red stars. It also won two 100 per cent streamers | for_public service Seout 1o have re That was an news One of the hest nsihbor- | $6.500. larke tront, dotinie T rlatninciosca porches: “sach Toom Diped for runpink water raen: Tor S0x140. . Toss than $11° 000: anout $1.300 cash. baiancs £75 month. 1726 KEXNYO) Nearls new. modern 7 \a) brick. " inclosed builtin garage paved alley. One nome section Brick Y 5 Jacobs Transfer, Inc., 500—9501 STORAGE of All Kinds MOVING PACKING SHIPPING Lowest Rates Semi bt e tonanty, you are looking for an investmant #or & home. live in one and rent the ofhar. SMALL CASH PAYMENT. A prick house. containing aix roams and modern bath. in 3 strictls white neighhor Bohine Ot e, Arenus. aoutheakt TACg o DUblIC park. Nem1s papercs and” paNIE. Tike it for the price in the eits. STONE & FAIRFANX, OVER THIRTY YEARS OF REAL SERVICE. " York Ave. Phone Main 242 MEMBER WASHINGTON s D R Garass ® these are unusualls fine. If in the markat r.and b hreakfast wide. deen parment of thé moat Wpecial inducement Sk 1721 EUCLID ST. 9t and b brick sisc. lights: vacant: will sacrifics helow $ N payment 8500, halance S5 o & Tdeal O3 e Satea St OR~ CASH_ CUSTOMER. A house with 3 or 4 bedrooms. in weal location: $25.000 or lres 0-M. Star office, ¥ i 0 AC Tion 18 Townahip i | City. "85 “cre. rich bective Tailroad mear thie se | miesion: Tmoediate e Box | fon. 8- SEBDIVISION OF 478 LOTS 0N ORLANDO A NOr R 18 er Gnt. for auiic e kg : TRUTH ABOUT FLORIDA Realty Digest. Florida« big Joarmal, Eives’ relianie state-wide | facta, an ural. climatic. ine “tate DETACHED good north Address Box 1342 New s . 5 The Potomac Anglers’ Association. which is the Washington Chapter of The fourth division will - | first forum of the season at Normal School tomorrow at 7:45 p.m All scoutmasters, assistant out masters and senior patrol leaders e expected to meet the staff officers of the division and give their views to the best ways and means to mote their division. Ofcers of all other divisions invited. ST. LOUIS JOBBING FIRM GOES INTO RECEIVERSHIP “Hand-to-Mouth"” Buying by Mer- chants Hits Ferguson-McKinney REAL ESTATE hold its ome for large fam i or inspaction appis Mr. Britt, next door. 1723 1201 KENYON ST. Possession: 10 r. and b.: elec lights: gArags apace: Owner going to Fla. this month and hax made attractiva. on cash paymant < hatance fanr. ! N,W. r. and b pressed rear’ porches: * construetion Leas than $12.750 urnituTe and coal for aals it desired SRS 619 M ST. N.E. & r.and h. colonial bric) lee. NEhta: ol sion. Exceptional buy at $8.2 £1.000 cash. halance monthly sider trade for nearby Md. suburh. An home. 9 N.E. vacant: 0 r. and h. brick nawly decorated: owner nieeds manes at nce. Submit an ofter on your irmyConsider something small in' trade. 1032 5th ST. N.E. & r.and b frame: posssasion: £4.500: terma Beat Avnoln(ments Fxnert Workme Central Storage & Transfer Co. “More Sonce vm Less Mones™ 59 M St. NE. Fr. 9475 Larcest Relnforeed Concrete FIREPROOF Warehouse In Washineton e court inaniries and invite in- section of blant. Fire-Proof UNITED x AGE © Storage, Moving, Crating 11820 10th N.W. M. 4220, Frank. 2323] c_1-mx PUBLIC SALE Furniture—-Has <ection n: ne com 2. Charles. ANOTHER CHEVY CHASE CORNER. $16.000. TOU RAVE ALWATS WANTED A CORNER HOUSE AT A BARGAIN PRICE—WELL. HERE IT IS APLENDIDLY KEPT LAW: FLOWERS AND SHRUBBERY HAVE €OST THE OWNER OVER $500 ALONE. CENTER-HALL PLAN LIVING ROOM LENGTH OF HOUSF. FRENCH DOORS. LARGE FIRF- PLACE. SIDE PORCH LENGTH OF ENTIRE HOUSE. ATTRACTIVELY DPECORATED. DINING ROOM KITCHEN AND PANTRY. HARD WOOD FLOORS. METAL WEATHER STRIPPED. ANPLE CLOSET SPACE. ROT-WATER HEAT. NEWLY PAINTED (THREE COATS). CF MENT GARAGE. AWNINGS. AND IN ALL ONE OF THE MOST AT 2960 NEWARK ST CLEVELAND PARK. NEARLY (!\E l{A| LF ACRE OF \"r‘nAluu\G HOME <& m’fi%pgfi# FE! r‘;‘EOI‘rLPnlg \II‘ICEA\T \i‘%h u“rn' 5 puichased “the pro of Mre. Gilbert Graen on Culneper st.. renfon and all the furniture contained h Which 1< antioue and valuable. 1 will offe- the following described furniture to the highest hidder for the high dellar en the premises. o1 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER THREE. 1995 AT TEN OCLOCK A.M. Positiveir no br-bidding allowed. Ten rugs. 5 wing chairs. 1 table. 1 davenport. antique: 1 table. antique: 1 brass flower stand. an: tique: 1 piano. 1 music cabinet. 1 frame 1 coal ‘container. antique: fire eats. Antique: 3 hronze statu ® vases. 1 ebony desk. <. aatique: 1 magarine rack. > sattpes. antiqua: 4 antiques. 1 abony tinue: 1 oak rocker: 2 armchairs, 2 . Anticue: 1 ebony table. digise’ room chairs and huffef. antique liina closet. antigue: 1 cellerette. antique: Side table. antique: 1 dining room table: lot of china. 1 st of hand braces. 3 card bles 3 Kitchen tables. 4 Kitchen chai Kitehen cupboard "1 1ot of kitchen utensil 1 oil stove. 1 refrigerator. 4 wardrobes. s e Tosewood bhedrosm sets. complete. antique, 1 painted white: 1 antique milver caster et 1 heating stove. 1 antique man- tel clock. 1 brass coal hod: 2 fireplace cosl xrates. 1 oil heater. 1 lot of brica-bri Lwars bring s THE FLORIDA pment Florida Y trial. real ineas opportinitise. general devel opment: sample cops free. FLORIDA REAL, TY_DIGEST. 1424 Frankin. Tampa. Fla. * | 20 ACRES OF THE RICHEST SOIL 1 orida. located 30 miles from Paim Reach and quarter of a mile from railroad and hichway. Price $123 per acre. Addreas Box 1705 Star_offcs_ g TWO I' oN shores. 38000 ench one lot ‘Coral Gahles. €15.000: suitable for Col. 9503 Ya"v' 4 Jamps. hookea FASHIONABLE MIAMI Will trade or sell: also | hear Dotglas sntrance. hotel or apt. house ¥ Manufacturing Co. Br the Associated Press ST. LOUIS, October 31.- cKinney Manufacturing Com which last year did an $8.000 000 jobbing business in men's worl RESIDEN. Drogressive cite < and apeeii d teal estat sonville, Fla. | tial_lots: in State ROBERT HILL. Iatora salesman. 230 Hogan st. largest industria | The Fer. 1ot licen | READ ,”“\‘ Iawrence R. Smoot & Com n TRACTIVE. WELL LOCATED AND €0ZY HOMES WE HAVE TO OFFER $3D, WILL BE SOLD IN" A" FEV CHEVY CHASE CORNER. FIRST A BEAUTIEU; SPACIOUS LAWN RELLIS. SHRUBBERY. NTER _"ON A" _TILED HROUGH CENTER HAL! ROOM | WITH CHEERRG FIREPLACE ADJOINING DINING “ROOM A" GOOD BREAKFAST ROOM. TWO LARGE RITCHEX AND E SECOND E RN "’::im B \c\,é DUTCH COLONIAL CHEVY CHASE. coz m}grp{flgoufi()or N STAIRCASE GE LIV CHEERFUL n‘;n‘ nu:mm e On AR b ‘imo;;fi T8 BN Colorado Bldg. Phone Main 601-2. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Realtors. INC., 1412 Eye Street N.W. Franklin 9503. EAR 20th AND ASHMEAD PLACE. $16,500—N An_ abselute DArEain in & formal entrance style tapestrs |mnm in_an exclusive residential neighborhood, this side of Conn. Ave. Bridge. The houst is practically 23 fest in ‘width. has wide concrate uncovered front porch and presents a sers pleasing Appesrance. ‘There ‘are open laces in both th living room and second fivor front bedroom Four Medrooms. Tcomplate tile’ DAth. alsn MM’ room and bath . Iargé acreensd sleaping Dorch and 4 lowar rear porch and a1l modern features fhcinding ‘& Duilt-in Araproof garage. Be suré to st thia one today. $12950—MT. PLLEASANT—4 Bedroom Home. Facing_directis on Rock Creek Park. this Gruver-built Reke “and shoy ldera ahove Averything elst aver 20 feel in width. has 3 tooms. & bedrooms. e hath. baam ceiing (v dining Toom. rold MOTAEE ToOM. INELANCANEOUS Detar ARd 18 AQuIDDES With acreens. TRie Ia a moat romplete hom 10t approximately 20" het in deoth 'And & Built-in Karake. . g0 ind wants immediath aisposal Good (ermn SIK.J(D—CHE\\ CHASE—New Home. A particularly attractice nex reddence. located hitween Conn. and Wi aves. and surrounded by whll k.pt properties. The Rouse iv conatrue atticco ‘over metal lathe. The living room i unususlly largs. with to brick freplacs, and smple wall space for ans 'urnllh\n‘ Three goodsize hedrooms, tile hath with shower. instantaneous h *ater and A very Complete Kitchen with cabinét and Othér conveniences. BUIlt-in Areproot arage. is Rome ia nicels finished and well worth the prica asked. 6y terms. $10,000—FACING SOLDIERS’ HOME—Semi-detached Brick. This plendid semi-derached brick residence has practically all the advantages #0d _Appearance of & cOFMer DrOPurty and enjoys N DPermansnt view over 1\e grounds of Soldiars’ Home Pars. “Tha house N wide frontage afford- jag 8 unusually l.rgs rooms. recepiion hall, tile bata and extra levatory. It s an Ilnco\"nd porch typs. practically ne modern and in the best of condition. *ou_ have been lookifig for badroom house, it will be to wour advantage to make An early inspection of this oné. 'Convenient thrms /$13650—NEAR 14th & RANDOLPH STS—8 Rooms, 2 Baths. er really §60d buy. A modern Guver-built home, located just off 14th ::‘:Qlln in this ‘DII lar and convenient sécticn. Thé house a colonial style, 5 Teat in width, havink larke rooms and &1l in perfect shape. ~There aré four_well_prodortioned bedrosms, tile Bath, ext tory_and two sleepink Borenes which are hoth screensd. ~ The house, has & wide cemant front porch, acréens. awnings and other extras. e rear vard 1k unusually &tep And has Ample room for A two-car Farags. A value hard to duplicate’ HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC, NEMBERS OF THE WASRINGTON REAL ESTATE ROARD. { 1412 Eyq Btreet N.W. Frankrn 9503. brick residencs heme stands out in this séction. The house in in of 1ed NE RYON CO., TNC., {Fxclusive Brokers ) Main 4307 423 F St BEARPKITH US—QUICK RESUITS OPP,\ FOR I\\PF("II()\ CHEVY CHASE, D. C. 0_BEST-PRICED NEW HOUSES CHASE TODAY—EVERYTHIN nlr nE PIN CHE;\’ THAT YOU COULD DESI! TACHED BRICK, THE TYPE STUCCO. LOCA' N _UN! :n LOOK OVER THES E.—bf)'.‘!l W. AND THE 8. 'ORNER ' 4im XD LEGATION 8T8 D PARK. CLEVELAN S.E. Corner of 34th and Porter. ONAL) WP nnr%ls:;rcAng ONALLY LOW-PRIC ?§ AN GARAGE! 311 0 TER "g'i-g *™ CHEVY CHASE 3929 Livingston St. N.W. DETACHED R RGOMS: 9.CAR GARAGE PRICE VERY LOW i N.W., 4010 13th ST. PoORGIDRS R RA ;”".vfligsfinn Ak ALE)\. M. BOYD, Riggs Bank Bldg., 14th and Park Road. Adams 866, Cleve. 1485. " CHEVY CHASE, MD. Inspect Today. South Side of Thornapple St. 200 Feet East of Conn. Ave. A distinctive type home of Span ish dewign. imposing appearance. lo cated fn A setting that iA mokt turesqueé. containing living room with fireplace. = dinink room, _breAkt room. Kitchan. DAntrs. 3 larka rooms. 2 tile hatha: alactric, refrig- aration: an attachéd garage. This 1% mout niade 4n desisn ang Afpesrance and should find immediata sale. At- fractive rice and terms Lawrence R. Smoot & Company, 1816 H St. N.W. Main 4860. ¢ QUICK REALTY COMP \\' . = MCF ’bi' § 'K RESULTS, ghtroom serai-de- Alow on s bus farke corner lot. Niae. “Four Dedroome 'and (w6 batha. Attractively : built-in garage int: il PRI consider oo opn ~x'§ 27 5nrnf OPE ider offer RD ST. N.W.—Beau- brick, Graver-built. six s inclosed screen mn :sh communicating with boti hlth And bedroom : ha pantry and preaktast, porch. °3r|ek replace. floored gitlc, ang ail modern improveniente. ‘X bargain for imm G:«ncm Dosses- "iEvy CcHASE. C.—New Rin mm house. just being pleted. Clm"@l' front porch. De lux V: en 0) tfil all modern improvements: ot 40x1 Built-in garage. Open Sun- cialize in 16te in Chevy Chase. and m‘?r Narihwest sections: é‘v! oagticy v assirable corner loth in Chevs Which can be hought at cosi: A chanes w..mnmm home-buildérs or invaators ICK REALTY COM P,A'N Ve i 102, 1416 W St eve. 3677, Office. Maln 5489, Sundas. panv 1818 H St NW. ain 4 ol ONLY $8.150. POSITIVE BARGAIN. 1410 Trinidad Ave. N.E. Go 10 13th and Fla. Ave.. then north.) our hes. interests demand that you in- apsct this new dwelling. Evers bosalbjg vontationce, ANY BROKER or umr"‘r PBUILDING GO, Union Trust_Bide. MOST COMPLETE NEW HOMES. A SURPRISE AWAITS YOUR INSPECTION. 3802-3804 FULL'TON ST. N.W AND 2807 38th ST. N.W. JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS 1013 15th ST. N.W. AND 515 E. CAPITOL ST. IDEAL. HOMES PRICED VERY LOW. 1639 GIRARD ST. N.E Modern hix-room home of tap- #atry brick. complete in evars de- tail, ambodying built-in conven- lences i large. WAl pianned kitchen: hardwood floors. hot- water heat: built cn larg: lot Righ elevation: in & refined neigh- borhood. “near school: excellent car. mervice. Tan be bought for $7.850 on monthly paymente less than_you mn-m-uy Day for rent. Take Brookland car to 7th and Monroe 'flwu for inspection daily until 1276 OATES ST. N.E. Brand-new brick home. @ rooms. colonial front porch, _full tiled bath. nardwood floors and trim. scréened dining And aleeping porches. sink, built-in EAr n features and u“ae “clott room. (n this Rove will appeal strongly 1o woman Yho sopreciate the modern con. venian House can be bonght for $7. with amall cash pas- ment And easy monthly pAYMAnte. Now open for inspaction. CHAS. D. SAGER 84 140 S Main | [ OTS RAPIDLY GROW this property luys excentionally Tow | 1100 1 70 ACRES ADJOIN g “lown of’ K| fieure. Rr,\‘ndn & Siearns st BEAUTIFUL “SPR subdivision of Lake Citv. Fla Sive and growing city: these 10s are priced Tow and can be purcha Rhodes & Stearns. 1100 1 1943 = i i NOT A _LOT. BUT ATTRACTIVE FINE| house_(plai) and Acreage: ton acres or mors near Sanford. Fla.. guaranteed hizh sround sell’ small cagh or exchanse. Address Box é ar office rlnnda Property Acreage. lots. et ditect rive Tocation. lefal deseriotion and terms. guick sale. D. Erineneid. Mase 4 City of Destin Florida's 3 best “natural locat on T rl “Tamiami “El-Jobe-An Florida eits. Trail. deep harbar wonderful beaches. | Between Sarasota _and Fort Mever shore L fest than elsewhere. TMENT RE. AXT\ X Wanted. from _owner: At eht nrice 4. "Box, 351, n__any FLORIDA PROPFRI\ List it with JOHN TEUNIS, 610 13th St., Franklin 171, FOR QUICK ACTION. Coleman Terrace. Florida. In _the town of Coleman, Sumter County lots 50x146. $300 each: 20, cash. halanc easy terms. Also creage. Sumter County in one of tha greatest trucking and most fortlle. counties ‘in- Florida. = Will be Fiad o advite prospective’ home " seekers” in “onditions there. AL RERT N. . _owner, Roora 200, Bar- rister_Blde. “20 ACRES AND PLENTY.” FREE book tells truth about Florida Jand: monthly pasments. $1 an acre: oranse Eroves mianted cartd for. 10 per cent abox cost 170 LARGE BUILDING known Anhdl\umn on salt wate from Wash Vi 5 Do s teen.. ettt on for development: _$14.000: terms. ROWN, Room_ 207. 927 15th n. SPBCTA] 1CE: ATERFRO! erties on asapeake Bay. Winter bargains huild for ihe Swinl seaion: heet dicking fishing_and (rlh ing n?ar Washington. Ad- dress_Box 4( fhic BRETWERN 20 AND. < 6-ROOM house. outbuildinks: about 400 fruit trees: 2,000 11 water froni: near West R $15.000. 1410 G n.w.. R _! b SALE—DIRECTLY ( 0‘! THE _POTO- 2OE BATPSDIERCILY, ON THECLOTS: Beaches. A water-front residence with farm Bathing, boating. filhlnL 4-rathx and hunt- Ing in séasol r{' acres. fenced: Foom. substantiang buili eoiantil hunga low, with porch on two sides: Delco electric throughout: 2 floor plugs. 2 side I(ntl nd center lhowrs light in éach_room : entira Nouse screensd: 3-car garase: 72-fooi barn alisd with Way and corn: -stors chick- ller chicken houses. hog pe 18-foo¢ new rowboat:; 450 ek cow and heifer: all farming im- Illl:lllfllnl new )lcCflrmh'k mower. plowa, harrows and farm w (f lb cords w LAl sawad Nl‘ 1 se: grounds beautifully laid out witl shrubs. fruit trées, fowers, rose buahes and rape arhor that vields ton of grapes 4 season. lull sold Ammnm\- $10.000 this waek. $15.000 next Spring. n sou -3. e Slim e, this, Dlace” rnurdh\.\m il s the idcal of Sonr dreams. Potomac Beach. MQ‘,E Without neibie Service Low Rates Storage in rooms. pert packers for ship- %059 Florida Ave. NOR ping. AUCTION FUTURE By THE AUCT T 10 FURNITURE. BRIC GARDF ARY, ORGAN, LGOT AUTHOR ROOKS antiaue: 1 Tor of antiqu tiqua pictures saddle (new). one 1925 €004 as new’ one 197 first-clnss condition. and ticlea too 1 umero Terms of sale cash: over that monthe will he gotiable note. | B at | Va. "No goods to te rem sale are complied with H. L. LATHAM SHUMATE S CUBRUTTLE. Clerk On aum amoun: Worry or Risk. Be || $2 mo._and uj i 104 SALES. DAVS. Peoplé’s National 1 1ot of lamps. e 1amos_lot of an. 1_Buena Vista Ford Touring Car. Ford Roadater. in a lot of other ar- 0 mention < of $35 and under. 1.8 credit ol wix Purchaser £iving ne- xalisfactorily indorsed. pava- | 1 Bank, Warrenton. noved until terms of RUTHERFORD, Warrenton. Va. Auctionssr. By THE OF ALL THE A-BRAC, BRONZES, URNS HRUBR STAINED AND LEADED BY FOREIGN SETC. Vithin the Premises, \Puu L INC. N co., ALE E. LOT . NEW REM! ERY ELL 0., INC. AINING STATU- . PIPE GLASS, AND AMERICAN “ALEXANDROFSKY” FORMER HOME OF THE WINANS, BALTIMORE THURSDAY, We mention, 1 I Lifesize Marble S Alahaster 9 Carved Wi Large Al S arge fearn pece Solid Ma " consisting tension Enippendale Chai 3 bieces Parior Fu Fovering Anont 20 101 Fray 1 Sy Handsome 1 Ormum Ferners Inlatd. Manogans Gotd leaf French To-miece Oak Libra OAK Library Tania DM apancas’ Folding Very Fine tniaid ¥ Iniald Brass Desk Intaid Tabie Very Han French Wainu Lacauer and ariin Mo Solid Mahogany (h Larse Oriental: Hal S0ld_Lea Brass 4 Turkish Hangings. Old Harp. 2 0ld Banjos. number of Gold 2 Very Handeome Carved Marble Mantels. ndeliers. 3 Branze CF 1 Old Hall Light 1 Suit Metal A Audobon’s Bi America: Hozarth's Complete Works: Portfolio Gothig ties: Works on Pai W = by Shakesnears, Rus Lot of Miscellaneous Historiq A large lot of in vers heautiful bindingn. Goods On Display Pipe Orzan—Pomplitz Trne and Pedestals. Lifesize Figures. Ornamant Solid Brass Statues, Table. Chair. some Brase Inlaid Cabinet. Ormulu-trimmed Cabinet. Desk rmor. AND FREMONT STREETS NOVEMBER 5th, 1925, AT 11 O'C And Continuing Until All Goods Are Sold. in part, the following: Lot Leaded and Stained tatue and Pedestal. » lot_Assortad Pot Larg ures Oak Oak and Walnut W. Oak Rureaus Iron Beds and Springs. Onk Dressing Table. Assortad Chairs hogany Dining_Room of 3 China Closats, Sideboard and 1% &, hall and claw fest. irniture with Turkish f C.S. Chairs. TLacquer-inlaid Chair. -Corner Card Table. Destry Armchair. Suite. Rireh_Chiffonier 1 Slop Sink 1 Foot Tub. 3 Bathtubs Bushi Clock and Brack Screans. Soapstons Vases. rench Desk. India China Vasss. French China Vases. Dresden China. Trimmed Cabinet. Very Fine Gold Bronza Lot Assorted ware. Bisque Figures Very fid's Extansion Table, 1 Runner. 16af Cornices. A number of pieces of Pair Brass Needlepoint rde of America: Hollow and "h nting and Scul S and ‘Reference Works. vels and Histories in the French langu; ¥ One Day Only, Tuesday, November 3d. 9 « LOCK A. M. Glass A number of Large Garden Urna A number of Large and § all Palms. Plants. olid Silver Rail Brackets. Solid Mahogany Stair Railing d Walnut Chiffoniers. rdrobes 4 Maple and Ramboo Chiffoniars. 2 Maple and Bamboo Cribs. Oak Sectional Rookcase. ot Sevaral pisces Old Wedgewood. A number of Genuine Bronzes. Majolica Jardinierss and Trass. Part India China Dinner Set. Clack. tem Glaases and other risse- Handsome Large Turquoise Blue Jardiniere and Pedestal. 23 Lowestoft Cupa and_Saucers. Benaires Brass. Foot Stools. Audobor d Bach 'q"‘:";ll‘:ln' ! N udobon “And’ Bachman's. Quadrupeds of No Roydail's Diustrations ‘of Dariey Tilustrations for Rip Van Winklmume'e o % liecture: Silva af North Amer argare istorical and Literary {slun Cyclopedia of American Blography. in. Prescott. Motley and other wll knfwn Authors: Poetry. Novale, ete. age. some of them AM. to 4 P.M, TERMS CASH. All goods must be removed not later than Tuesday, November 10th, 1925, at 1 P.M. Catalogues upon application to the Auctioneers. 708 A Howard BY ORDER OF ELSIE C. HUTTON. THE E. T. NEWELL CO,, INC, Street. netioneers, Vernon 0310, clothing and piece goods. today was placed in the hands of a creditors’ com- mittee, President Forrest Ferguson announced. He said the company was the vietim of continued “hand-to- mouth” buying by merchants of the Bouth and Southwest. The capitaliza- tion is $2,500.000. Total obligations were not made public |COTTON VALUES DECLINE. Saturday Quotations End 44 Points Lower Than on Friday. NEW YORK. Octoher 31 (). A turther sharp decline occurred in the ecotton market in today’s early trad- ing. January contracts sold off to 18.11 on the early break, a net decline of 44 points and & drop of 236 points from the high level last bureau day and closing at 18.21. The general market closed steady at net declines of 31 to 44 points. The market was expecting large ex- ports over the week end, but seemed to be paying little attention to any factor, except talk of an easiness basis in the South and rumors of in- creased hedge selling. Manchester cables said large busi- ness was pending in cotton goods, but was unlikely to be placed until the raw material markets were more set- tled. A somewhat similar view ap- peared to be taken of the dom goods situation by raw cotton traders. The amount of cotton on shiphoard at the end of the week was estimated at 251,000 bales against 6,000 last vear. PRICES AGAIN ADVANCED. MIDDLETOWN. Ohin, October 31 (#).—The American Rolling Mills, which last week advanced hlue an- nealed sheats to $2.40. black sheets 6 $8.25 and galvanized to $4.50. taday announced a further $2 per ton ad- vance on black sheeting, making the price $3.35, based on 28 gauge Pit burgh. STUDEBAKER'S NET UP. NEW YORK, Octboer 31 (#).—Net profits of the Studebaker corporation for the first nine months of the vear, made public yesterday. totaled $15.- 167,226, equivalent to $7.85 a share on the common stock. after preferred dividends, as compared with $9.703,679 or $4.86 in the corresponding period of 1924, WEEKLY BANK REPORTS. NEW YORK, Octoher 31 (#).—Tha actual condition of clearing-house banks and trust companiez for the week shows excess reserve of $32,. 267,200. This is an increase of §: 103,400 compared with last week #' L] a deficit in remerve of $4,536,20 reported.