Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 20

REAL ESTATE. SEES PERMANENT COAL TRADE DROP International Chamber Head Explains Decline as Due to New Power Sources. By the Assoclated Press. November —Walter airman of the Westminster London and recently elect- International it the falllng off of the demand for coal would be of a per- manent nat He ascribed this principally to the increased develop- ment of oil and hydro-electric power. The and almost only, cause of econor ibles In Great Britain, as to be found in the «ming this for the unemploym 1 The coal industr paralyzed in the i with v was particularly fleld which wus the export trade, es and Durham flelds, supplying home needs, were, on the whole, comparatively prosperous. Reviewing the French economic situation and calling attention to the fall of the franc, Mr. Leaf gave it as his view that French trade bene- fited from the artificial stimulus given to exports by depreclation of the franc. There was no unemploy- |ment in France, but actually there {had been a large importation of Yor- | eign labor, thus contributing to the |lessening of unemployment in neigh- boring countries. However, Mr. Leaf concluded, French trade had been living largely |on the stock of raw materials in {hand, and the point seemed to be approaching when this could not | continue ‘iBARBARA LI{ MARR QUITS. Breaks Film Contract—Charges Salary Clause Was Ignored. LOS ANGELES, November 7 (#). —The Times says Barbara La Marr, motion picture actress, has broken off her contract with Associated Pictures |and F National, through which [the Assoclated releases its films, be- cause of the company's alleged fallure to adhere to salary terms in the agreement. Miss La Marr's attorney is quoted as saying that the actress has re- covered almost completely from the breakdown she suffered several weeks 1go, but will remain in seclusion for ! the time being. Beautiful Corner Homes Jameson-Built 1000 Quebec Place N.W. 932 14th St. S.E. Inspect at Once Six large rooms, tile bath, H.-W.H. electric lights, hardwood floors, built-in ice box, one-piece sink and other extras, double rear porches, wide front porch, built-in garage. Easy Terms Ask the Man Who Owns One Built, Owned and for Sale by “THOMAS A. JAMESON CO. 906 New York Ave. NW. PR T Main 5526 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, GEN. M’'REA MAY HEAD 9TH CORPS AREA Held as Likely Sucoessor to Gen. Menocher, Who Will Retire on Age in Spring. By the Associated Press. ‘With the retirement for age next Spring of Maj. Gen. Charles T. Menoher, commanding the 9th Corps Area, 8an Francisco, Maj. Gen. James H. McRea, now commanding in the Elhlllpplnes, is expected to succeed im. Gen. McRea's tour of foreign service will be completed about the time of Gen. Menoher's retirement, March 20, and he has indicated a wish to be as- signed to the San Francisco command. Because of his senority in the list of major generals, it is generally expect- ed that he will be given the station. Gen. Menoher commanded the 42d (Rainbow)( National Guard Division during the war and was later chief of the Alr Service, having been succeed- ed by the present chief, Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick. He asked to be relieved of thet duty after sharp dif- ference between himself and Col. Wil- llam Mitchell, who was then assistant chiet. Other major generals to be retired for age next year are Andrew W. Brewster, commanding the 1st Corps Area, Boston, and Harry Taylor, chief of Army Engineers. Gen. Taylor s expected to be succeeded by his pres- ent assistant, Brig. Gen. Edgar Jad- win. Brigadler generals due for retire- ment next year are James D. Gl D. C., nan, assistant to the Surgeon General; John B. Bellinger, assistant_to the Quartermaster General, and John D. Barrette, commanding the Boston Army base. Z BARGE CREW OF 7 ADRIFT. Towline Parts in Heavy Storm on Lake Superior. SAULT STE. MARIF, Mich, No- vember 7 (#).—The steamer Harman Hettler, locking down here late yes- terday, reported it had lost the barge J. L. Crane, which it had in tow, in Thursday night's storm on Lake Superior. The barge, seven men, broke away off Crisp Point and has not been reported seen since. The Herman Hettler was forced to take shelter behind Whitefish Point after SATURDAY, - losing the barg These Homes —described below have been selected from our exclusive listings as the best the market affords. It has been the policy of this firm to take sole agency of properties only when, in our opinion, the property has excep- NOVEMBER 7, 1925. REAL ESTATE. OUTSTANDING HOME VALUES First Time . Offered (Munro Built) Only once in a great while is such an exceptional oppor- tunity presented to purchase to advan- tage in this highly restricted section. Exhibit House, No. 3181 Porter St. N.W. tional merits and represents a good, sound investment. Facing Soldiers’ Home | This splendid Semi-detached Brick Residence || has practically all the advantages and appearance | of a corner property, and enjoys a permanent | view over the grounds of Soldiers'’ Home Park. || The house haa a wide frontage, affording elght || unusually large rooms, reception hall, tile bath and extra lavatory. It is an uncovered-porch type, practically new, modern and in the best of condition. A reai four.bedroom, seml-detached house at the price of one in a row. Only $10,000— on good terms. Two-Family Apartment An unusually well constructed Two-family Apartment, located just off 14th Street and south of Park Road. This bullding was built for a two. family residence, has separate entrances, separate | hot-water heating plants, and is in good condl. tion. The first floor apartment has five rooms and | bath, while the second has six rooms and bath and Is now under rental at $75_per month. Im- mediate possession of the first floor may be had. A good home and investment combined. Priced at $14,000 for immediate disposal. | provided Chevy Chase Located on a prominent corner lot just one block west of Connecticut Avenue and surrounded by well kept properties, this residence represents an offering of exceptional merit. It is a semi- bungalow type, constructed of hollow tile with sand-cement finish. The exceptional size of the living room, with its real wood-burning fireplace, will draw a special appeal. Then, in hddition to the usual rooms on the first floor, will be found a large bedroom, glass-inclosed sleeping porch and tile bath. Two other bedrooms and bath are also Bullt-in, fireproof garage. Highly de- veloped lot, inclosed with hedge. Owner is obliged to make immediate sale. Price $14,600. Easy terms Detached Corner Home A eplendid detached corner residence, located right in town, near 10th Street bus service and Mt Pleasant car \¢ interior Of thia home is appealing from eve The 1osma are really enormous with high ceilings. well planned and tastefully decorated. T ine large rooms ani hath. also one complétely finished room in the ottic and ample storage space. It has been mod- emized throughout, including s new vapor heating plant and_new electrical fixtures. The lot hat a wide frontags on both streets and there ia a side driveway to the garage. Priced at a low figure to immediate buyer. Nine Rooms Hot-Water Heat Oak Floors Thruout Closed Breakfast Porch Instantaneous Heater 1516 K St. N.W. REALTORS Mt. Pleasant o very complete modern Streets jacent coloniAlestyle. having nine rooms. two tile baths and every A special feature ir the Nokol oil © large sleepin Toders Improvement. iy 1a mtircly weather-sirt property {e entirely g PRee” Redited Tu 314,500, Go A Threestory located fn that exclusive section near 10th and Lamont | t Rock Creek Park od terms. Brick Home, | The house 18 a || shopping center porches.” and the om for a double bargain at $12.500. 1 unusually bright room an the b and fireplace mantels screens and other extras Near 18th and Columbia Road very fine Threestory Bric) i Regidence. located on a ient 10 both the Mt. Pleasant and accesaible to the uptown ,xnn[ 3 ‘foor. : two bathe: also_servant's :electric lghts: several An absolute If contemplating the purchase of a home you will profit by an early inspection of this group of excellent values. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. 1412 Eye Street N.W. REALTORS m‘m““muh 9&{; LR AT OXOIORORORORORROROR TR R Ok the only -ROOM HOMES WITH FOUR BEDROOMS IN “PETWORTH” SELLING AT SUCH A LOW PRICE--- Come QOut—tonight, tomorrow or tomorrow night—-l EVERY Washingtonian who is familiar with PETWORTH, will realize the ad- vantage of this location—hundreds of Washingtonians have waited for these homes to be opened—THE ROW IS NOW BEING COMPLETED—the sample houses are ready —DON’T FAIL TO VISIT THEM AT ONCE. * DESIRE. Take the Fourteenth or Georgia Avenue cars to Farragut Street— walk EAST to property —WE WILL CALL FOR YOU IN ONE OF OUR AUTOS, IF YOU Two Complete Baths Electricity Sun Parlor Closed Sleeping Porch Open Fireplace GARAGE TO MATCH HOUSE OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY REALTORS RS Specially 3923 Jenifer Street BOUT two squares west of Con- necticut Ave- nue on Jenifer Street is the attzactive dwelling shown on the right. The sec- tion of Chevy Chase ir which this home is lo- cated is par- ticularly desir- able, including many new and p re tentious residences. From the wide, com fortable o i PR g i front porch yow enter.a home of unmistakable good taste and refinement. The s rooms are well arranged, generous in size and beautifully equipped and deco Selected IES . opmansaiig ated The full tiled bath on the upper floor is supplemented by a convenient tiled lavatory downstairs. Oak floors, selected wood trim and attractive electric fixture dent throughout. The built-in garage is easy of access from the paved al rear. This home is an exceptional value at the low price fixed! OPEN SUNDAY AFTER 2 P.M. Opening to the PUBLIC—For the first time 17 Shapiro Superior Petworth Homes at- THE FRONT THE INSIDE OF THESE NEW HOMES s = ; The fremt door opens into the large r on hall—from which you pass through a double archway i A PERFECT BLOCK—Large covered large Living Room. &:{.l Dining Reem and Living Reom are connected by 4 large single archwa. the et s oo est in home design—double French doors open off to a large Breakfast Room (which is plastered, decorate Front Porches—wood and brick col- fully screened). The Kitchen is eq with large one-piece porcelain sink, beautiful range and built-in igufe': cabinet, the floor being covered with blue and white checked linoleum—there are separate doorways from the kitchen into the dining room and breakfast roem. OF the kitchen is a good size outside pantry with a builtin refrigerator and which is complete with shelving. There is a doorway that provides entrance from the reception hall to the kitchen. Al floors on the first are hardwood. The four sleeping rooms on the second floor include a Master’s Bedroom, which extends entirely across the front of the house and nwmerous spacious closets provide extra convenience. A large linen closet in the ball is a feature. There is a full tiled bath with builtin tub and tiled showers The hasement with its exceptionally fine heating plant, laundry trays conveniently arranged, servant's toilet, large built-in coal bin, and also builtin garage with heat and Jight is se arranged that it allows approximately 12 feet more cellar space than is fourd in the average Bouse with the built-in garage. 2 Open for inspec- ¥ tion from 9 AM. , : 10 ; -M. LOW CASH PAYMENT ve'ry ay, Monthly Terms Actually Including Sunday L 3 LESS THAN RENT Special We will make every effort TERMS o to arrange terms to suit YOU! REALTORS T BSIA__ . S BUILDERS 5811 Chevy Chase Parkway NE of the most attractive developments in Chevy Chase in recent years is the four handsome homes recently erected on Chevy Chase Parkway just east of the Circle at the junction of Oliver Street. Colonial and English architecture predomi- nate, and the dwellings front on a lovely, wooded triangular park inset from the Parkway and maintained By the city for the benefit of neighboring residents. The Exhibit Home is No. 5811, and contains ten large rooms, four complete baths, lavatory on main floor, two-car built-in garage and numerous distinct features. The other three residences are individual in design, but similar in size and appointments. For your own pleasure and satisfaction, pay a visit to these ;un:[zm;: new homes! Reasonably priced! OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY umns, s[aégered to give beauty to the row—wide fronts—green sodded lawns ——skirted with full grown box hedges. Every attention has been given to each small detail in the construction. 5527 Nevada Avenue UST below McKinley Street on Nevada Avenue is a charmingly designed new detached home that has been the subject of many admiring comments. Entering from the wide front porch, the spacious living room, with its cheery fireplace, im- medlately attracts the visitor. The dining room is also exceptionally large, and is separated from the bright, well equipped kitchen by a convenient butler's pantry. Upstairs are three Helightful bedrooms and a full tiled bath with buiitin tub and fix- tures. Oak floors throughout, special electric fixtures and other quality features are evident. The attractive garage matches the house in design and finish. The home is mod ely priced at $13,500 and may be had on excellent terms! While youre out—see our NEW HOMES ON 7th PLACE Truly the beauty spot of PETWORTH—these homes of 6 rooms offer much in the way of real com- fort, convenience and location—both sides of the street are identical, giving additional beauty to the en- tire effect. PRACTICALLY THE SAME FEATURES AS IN THE SEVENTH STREET HOMES. $8,950 LOW CASH PAYMENT Balance Less Than Rent OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Ea——— — ] i 1417 K Street Main 9300 “Deal With u Realtor” Phone Franklin 919 Fifteenth BRI