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REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Continued. “NEW HOUSES—$6,850 S e RN o A A g‘g’;&mm? HOMES OF SIX ROGMS 3 do Tag aair o Nettrasb i EOLN"B4HR AR OR PHONE FOR AUTO. SHOLTES & CO MAIN 3903. 1115 K ST. N.W. * WOODLEY PARK. $16,250. g desirable 3-story brick property on filfi.fd it. n.ow. is l\II{Ile for & home or ATl STt T (o Eentet 10 oms and 3 baths: all improvements. Can bought for $1.500 cash or will trade on 8-room house in n.w. section. preferably in Mt. Pleasant. Will make appointment to any time. Phone Lincoln 6120 BEST BUY 1N NORTHWEST. On one of the best streets in the city, #chools and stores. House has 14 rooms. is in excellent condition and monthly income {;nm rented rooms exceeds $250 per month. R R e Pfcofcr (hig gpimaid proberty 3% sherS A N i A financed to suit responsible purchaser. Ad- drons Box 48 offico BAKGAINS. 6-Room and Bath Homes, Northeast and Southeast. Row Brick Houses in Town. Detached Homes in Suburbs. Prices Very Low. Built, Owned and For Sale by HARRY A. KITE, INC, 1514 K St. N.W. Lowest Terms If Bought Through This Office. Phone Main 4846. COLORED HOM VACANT. VERY EASY TERMS. Southwest : A very attra eix-room brick hoime {1 gond saction . There ts Aood front yard and 1ong back yard: Has been newly papered and painted and in excellent shape throughout Price, $4,175. ortheast: A vers good looking home con: taining four large rooms. hot and cold water in_ kitchen, new 'gas fixtures. Long front vard and good back yard to aller. Hoom foe farace. Newly pavered ‘and painted and in excellent Sonditlon™ throughout Price, $3,150. J. DALLAS GRADY, 904 14th St N.W Main 6181 TAL. COLORED. ses. 4 to 10 roome: vacant. iy o A R, P D._HOLMES, ! Room '23. FOR COLORED. 7 In a rood northwest location, 6 rooms and ath: electricity: furnace heat: good cellar s, R adama Tl or S B ar e MUST SELIL aofth okt 018 hgrme i ropd floor. " There 18 an extra bath and finiehed rooms in hat-water heat electricity: oak ors: exeellent condition foom for now vacant. Will_eell r $1 but will reduce price $000 for $2 This house is a real har- a 4. or address Box HIGH VIEW. Can be bourht on very easy terms. This mmodern G-room and bath house 1511 exeel fent “eondicion ” in hest_section of ‘High View | on Uhlang terrace nav.: ok floors and finieh room for garage. We are asking lese Similar housea are selling for. _Phone A 784. or address Box 418-D. Star ofi WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. 1300 block Fairmont &t.: 11 rs. h-wh cach with bath: renting $17 Price. £14.500: $1.000 'c: G. R. GILBREATH & SON. av “ NORTHEAST BARGAIN. These houses are vacant and have hot. water heat. clectric lights and have been new- Iy painted and papered 1137 7th: semi-detached: collar 1 adam Star and 3 ‘this house Dbalance | H 8 Seaton rooms deep: beauti has many extras ful condition 3.500: 350 cash easy. 117 8th st 5 laree rooms and bath: beau- tiful condition: 750 cash. halanee (0 suil. ¢ DAVIS & STEELE, 1420 Trving St., Brookland. Nr&’rre )’p a real nmmrt\xl‘ntr to secure ex- Geairabie location: ¥ wied” Dath, large porches front and back. electric lights. garage: variety of fruit: possession: from owner. McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION. Real E nent. 10th and G. | bal Ex North #13 an_ex- i | EUPY STRUCT TS RESAL, i THIS BEAT” SIGHT-ROOM. THREE- | BATH, TWO.CAR GARAGE._ DETACHED | BRICK HOME_ T MOST VALUABLE HAS IN- KS FAST OF CHEVY | VENIENT TO BUSSES. X CHURCH TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED WITH DESIR- BLE PURCHASER, S 3505 RITTENHOUSE ST, CLEVE. 3629. AFTER 5 P.M Chevy Chase—Corner. $16,950.~ Terms. Open Day and Evenings EDROOMS. 2 BATHS i bo Fentrance | . With fireplace: | 4 pantry, | “tw in all bedrooms: hardwaod floors | throughout® garaze: just completed and reads for occupancy: % blocks from Chevs Chase b, porch. Ve 805 Mass. Ave. N.E. $7,000. Terms to Suit. f-room. bag-window brick: a beas tion, between Stanton and Lincoln Possession {rom owner. ul_loca- Parlks| Stone Dwelling. $8.950. For Quick Sale. 5 Blocks from end of new Aqueduct Bridee in Fort Myer Heizhts: a hizh elevation com- manding a view f the surrounding country: TO0-Te. Trontars: & roormn and. Dath. Timiee noat, electric lights' siate roof- double ga: rage: Variety of fruitt & good home and & 00d buy at this brice. i Downtown, First Commercial. 15 rooms, h.-w.h.. electric lights. corner al- ley: double garage: can easily be remodeled i offices: one block from Patent Office: 000 terms. 18th St. N.W. 134 BLOCKS COLUMBIA ROAD. $18.000; TERMS: rooms. 5 bedrooms. 2 Daths. slceping porch: all modern imrove- ments: ~ semi-detached ‘brick: all outside rojms, Owner left city and wishes 1o sell at ence. McLachlen Banking Corp’n, Real Estate Department. 10th and $Main 432, Evenings. North 313 ~ Near Wardman Park Inn. Priced $5.000 under_any similar house in this’ Nighly desirable section. We 'are au- thorized to sell this attractive brick home. cut ave. near Woodley road. feet wide. on a lot 160 fect deap to an alley. Firsi floor has three (1) heautifully uppointed rooms and breakfast noreh. three (3) spacious sleeping rooms. in- ‘losed sleening,_porch and two (2) baths on second floor. There is 4 servant’s room and bath in the basement. Many conveniences. which will particularly abpeal to the home huyer; ihere s » two (1) car brick earage; s homo should particularly ap: Army or naval officer. Price is $23.500 and We can arrange the terms for you, G H. S‘“AL,I,}nggEO" REALTOR—B! in 25 15th St. N.W. gfion“eam:\dams gfil Evenings and Sunday SOUTHWEST. located southwest, on good two-story, eix-room brick house: : front and back yards: alley. Price, $4.160; terms arranged. & A. T, ROBINSON, 44 -516 Bond Bldg.. “1426 N. 7" Av:'.‘ . n 442, Desirably CH e ND_SUITABLE ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, DECEMBER 13, 1925—PART 6. FOR SALE—HOU FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. PE: FLOCRS TRICITY: C POSURE: 26 FEE E. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY M| PETWORTE- CELLAR: PORCHES: ROO! FOR THE PRICE ASKED: BROOKLAND, LARGE ROOMS: PORCH: $500 CASH. BALA: - PE —BEAT" PETWORTH—BEAUTIFUL HOME OAK F) 306 PA. AVE. SE. : TILE BATH: LAUNDRY TUBS: HOT-WATER HEA' RCH FRONT. BORCHES 1S ¥ EW _HOME: TILE BAT! M FOR GARAGE. BARGAINS. $500.00 CASH. YEW HOMES: SEMIDETACHED: 6 LARGE EDOMS: OAK DOUBLE PORCHES IN REAR: SOUTHERN EX- A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN 'TIFUL NEIGHBORHOOD, ONTHLY PAYNENT%‘.E ]M)(AEI?IEAAI‘B P%SSESSID N. $6,950.00. 1 OAK FLOO! COMPARE THIS IMMEDIATE POSSE: $7,850.00. : LAUNDRY TUBS IN E WITH ANY OTHER 3600 CASH. SION. BANELED 'DINING AND . LIVING. RUOMS: SIEEPING. PORCH: COL 1 J SLE] RENT. $8,950.00. 6 LARGE ROOMS: PING PORCH: COLONIAL ‘FRONT NCE LESS THAN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TILE BATH: ELECTRIC RS: HOT-WATER HEAT: RCHES IN REAR: LAUNDRY: TE CELLAR: WIDE ALLEY: EASY TERMS - MM ERMS; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. HARRY E. GLADMAN, ESTABLISHED 1901, LINCOLN 3486. SELECT LIST OF ATTRACTIVE HOMES. 1004 SHEPHERD § T. N.E,, BROOKLAND. Beautiful five-room and tiled-bath bungalow at Michigan Park: contains all modermn fmprovement VIR R ireet Terme” ™ Your Prompt 1 An_attractive home in_thi all modern Improvements a Mt. Pleasant. be bought at a very reasonable figure. Earage, shrubbery. etc.; in fine condition; 78-foot trontase on Shepherd et. aved a nspection is urged. Can be sold at an attractive price and on reasonable 830 LAMONT ST. N.W. exclusive location, containing nine rooms, thres baths, nd two-car concrete garage. This houss is in fine condition We consider it oze of fhe best buys in WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.&@, Substantial memi-detached brick residence, containing 18 rooms. five bath gully adapted Hoora. Danel House in fine condition. 1721 JAC This_detached frame Containa six rooms of for club or fraternity house. Contains all modern improvements. Daneied walls and many other attractive features. Atiractive terms can be arranged. generous st planted in shade and {rult trees: garage in rear. throughout and for a quick sale can be sold at a reduced price. arquet Three-car brici garage.in rear. KSON ST. N.E., BROOKLAND. residence occuples one of the choicest sites in Brookland hotwater heat electricity, ‘stc. * Large stag”lof This home has just been newly refinishe Wo recommend your prompt inspection of this house. 6101 4th ST. N.W., COR. 4th AND QUACKENBOS STS. Ideally located eight-room modern detached corner home, centered in a lot 65x105, newly decorated an with shower bath, large of detached high-class residence Reasonably priced and for sale o 1430 K St. N.W. d_painted thro hout and containing all modern built-in_fixtures, cle. A most desirable suburban home in @ district adjacent to street cars, schools, churches and etores. convenient terms. orches, WARDMAN, Main 3830. “When we build, be for the present li This been carrie being finished. let us think that we build forever. Let it not fe nor for present use alone.”—John Ruskin. uotation was in the mind of the builders of these wonder homes and h: out to the last detail. This cut shows one of the eight distincy, types now CHEVY CHASE CREST, D. C. Thes_have porches: Crane aitomatic wire. Landscaped by Smail baths, finished in the latest color tile: sleeping hotwater ‘storage’ ssstem: completely screened wiih Lronze arage. How fo reach property by motor—Conn. ave. to Circle, east on Western ave.. follow or Conn. ave. cars 1o north three short blo. OPEN sizna; walk DAILY MeKinley st., transfer to bus. Get off at Broad Branch road, k. AND SUNDAYS UNTIL 5:30 P.M TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc. 1206 18th St. N.W. Evenings Main 3285. Phone Adams 2503-J or Adams 3215-W. NEAR Living room. reception room. dining room, two baths: porches’ and airy bedroom: Six nice rooms and Six Jarse, extra large porches. A real NEAR Six_comfortable rcoms, bath, built-in_garage. electric lights ONE BLOCK F A real bargain. Just off Lincoln Park. Pric Owner leaving the cit large bedrooms and two_bat! A GOO Close to Navy Yard. tion. Small cash Nothing else clase hood. bright_ rooms: o2 40%120. home in the best suburban’ section: close to_car and bus lines. Containing_six rooms, bath STONE & FAIRFAX. 19th AND COLUMBIA RD. $13,500. , pantry and kitchen: six beautiful, bright Good lot to alley. One<ar garage. ON ONTARIO PL bath One of the most convenient Pleasant and Capitol Traction car lines Y CHASE: $9.750. modern bath: large closets and pantry: hardwood floors with 15-foot alleys both side and rear. $750 cash 3th AND QUINCY STS. N.W. sleeping porch: hardwood floors: hot-water heat: A really fine home in_a splendid peighborhood. ROM 10th AND EAST CAPITOL STS. $6,350. Brick. Rooms all large and bright. ced very low, 80 you must Act quickly. AR DUPONT CIRCL} $13,000. s. Large Living room, dining room. pantry and kitchen: six Le. Room for garage. In the finest downtown location. D SOUTHEAST LOCATION. $4,500. Semi-detachcd brick, having six nice rooms and bath, in firsts payment and balance less than rent. Strictly white neighbor- it in the city. STONE & FAIRFAYX, “OVER THIRTY YEARS OF REAL SERVICE." 1342 New York Ave. MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. Phone Main 2424. 924 14th ST. N.W. $29925—CHEVY C In pleased with thi fine lot, 67x125 feet. Tt has every desirable improvement: containing. 1. shower bath, servants three baths, In fact, this is the best section of Washingto CHAS. D. SAGER, REALTOR. MAIN 36. HASE—Beautiful Home. 's most d ble . ik e detaehed Drick home. with eo-cas brack saagn on’s ‘Fooms, tollets: hardwood floors throughout. an exceptional opportunity (o obtain A high-claes home s be price that compares more than favorably with imilar homes in this vi We shall be lad 10 show you the broperty at any time. - T VO $16,500—CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS— New Semi- Here is a beaut| and every up-to-the-minute feature, that will suit the most p On high ground, city. this’ property. Positively the best value in the northwest section. Detached Brick. iful home of eight rooms and two baths, with built-in garage icular buyer, drive of tha Let u An inspection will convince you of its value. siphowiyon overlooking the Cathedral, ane within 10 minute $16,000—IN THE HEART OF MT. PLEASANT. Here is positively the best value in Washington. on the best A beautiful four-story brick treet in Mt. Pleasant, convenient to everything, with all modern improvements, in excellent_condition: bath on every floor: income from rooms exceods $250 monthl, has good reason or_rooming house: owner Sustable for big family i is willing 4o trade for small for dlsposing of this property. an clear property and cash for balance. Don't delay, as this house will sell f $15,750—16th ST. HEIGHTS—Exceptional Value. This is a hood. The $15 center-hall-type house, on 40-ft. lot. in a most exclusive neighbor- house is Very well constructel, with eig] porch, slate roof, and with every modern improvement. it isn't often we'can offer a home in this localily at such a ,500—20th ST. N.W. Here is an especially good buy. into three apartments, arge rooms. bix front Look into’ this, as price. —3-Apt. House. This three-story brick has been each Tully ‘eauipped with Dath, Kitchen: ete: et floor has 5 rooms: second and third floors have 4 rooms each: has all modern improvements and is in good condition be arranged. ment to inspect’ Good location above Massachusetts ave. house is clear and suitable terms can Ph e “his desirable investment property. eI apolnt $14,500—CHEVY CHASE, MD.—Big Detached Frame. Here {s your opportunity to get a 12.room and two-bath house. that is ow bec: with additional Chevy Chase Cl 3 flenre "ause the ow it sell 800n_as possible: i B0-11, Tront avallable at a low rice " Two-car “.’:r:n‘.'mx:{gfé ub. Can ba bought on easy terms. $10,750—CONDUIT ROAD—Bungalow. < Owner s bu Has been grounds. ing larger home and must St A dandy home for any one: sell this bungalow before setil Strictly modern. on BO-ft. lot: varake: besutiful convenient terms. Act at on g $12.500, $10,750—PERRY PL. N.W.—20-Foot House. Here is your chance to buy a modern six-room and bath home in one of the mox st. car. good condition. $9,250—OTTS PL. This is a real porches, o inspection of thi ¢ desirable and convenient neighborhoods in the city. twe alc finish: broad lot: large cellar with laundry trays, $1,750 cash this price may be reduced a little. Clse 10 1th oak floors throughout, instantaneous hot-water heater, garage, and in ‘These homes are in demand. 8o act quiclk. N.W.—Four-Bedroom House. buy at this price; house has eight room 0_baths, two ouse will be worth your while. R $7,850—ADAMS ST. N.W.—Six-Room Brick. This house is being sold on account of the owner buying a new house. in fine condition; near car and school; double porches: garage. $7,850—BROOKLAND New Homes. $ In the best section of the northeast. homes real value. Trany bulltin features, It is You will find these six-room_ bri 'Up o date in every particular. with onk back Yards meq Let us show you thes attractive homes. Phone for an appointment to inspect st any time. $7,250-UHLAND ix-room _brick, floma 4% a moderate price. TERRACE N.E.—Cozy Home. ith oak floors. double porchés: on a Tot: e el oreh Your conetderations 0% 10t & modemn LET US REPRESENT YOU IN BUYING A HOME. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOMESEEKERS. OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. 924 14th ST. N.W, , CHAS. D. SAGER, REALTOR. © MAIN 36 $8,450 ARE YOU $8,450 LOOKING FOR A REAL HOME? can by J t Yo ust think of it! You can buy £ood-sized rooms. il siationary tubs. double rear porches. built-in garage. % w‘“»lmmz-mlmlu featires. for the Bnhesrd-of prics ave such complets homies been offerd T ind. best of ail: they can be honestly bel on except &t & much higher price. we are keeping thess houses open all day every day ? you are considering at Jourself and family to inspeet our sample houses some time SATURDAY storage tank and ven above. modest price, aah and ST anfiton 9 L fr:r your conveniene owg il to unl ® p.m. or SUNDAY. any other FVer befors per ‘month. We @ _semi-detached brick house, with six ullt-in_fixtures, bullt-in _refrigerator, largo ‘tront porch, hot-water uch a urchased on terms as low as $1.000 ve they are not equalled anywhere in 1 the purchase of & home. you Remember the Number. Sample House, 6319 9th St. N.W. (Between Sheridan and Tuckerman sts.. just one short square from Georgia ave.) SAMUEL R. HARRIS COMPANY, INC,, Owners and Builders, 810 18th St. N.W. (Otis Bldg.) Phone Main 6161. VACANT. 2706 CATHEDRAL AVE. 9 rooms, 2 baths, garage. Servant’s room and bath. PRICE LOW. TERMS EASY, L. W. GROOMES, 1416 F 14334 MADISON ST. Location, guality and artistic design are the outstanding features of this detached brick residence. It contains 10 rooms. 2 baths, 2.car garage, and would pleass the most discriminating. 3 Inspect at Your Convenience. H. H. CARTER, Real Estate, 308 Investment Bldr. __Main 4178 CHEVY CHASE, D. C. NEW DETACHED STUCCO HOME, $14.750. 3210 Morrison st. n.w.: modern in every de- taill. Garago, trees, etc. An inspection will convince you this is an honest value. Open all day Sundas. ANTON KOERBER, BUILDER OF HOMES. 301 Ingurance Bidg. M. 4628 or Beth. 206 ST. READ —<caretully. Detached. on lot 50x20 very larke living room with side fireplace. dinine roon, side lights: kitchen equipped ideally: lavatory on first floor: doors leading from dining and living room onto side poreh: 3 bedrooms, closets. 2 linen closets, extra large storage room: side drive to builtn garage. None better for $12.500 in Chevy Chase. APPLEBY, Main 1191. : trees: 1415 G. —7ou imagine how nice this homs is? Liv. and din. rooms, kit. 2 bedrooms with Lath 2nd floor arranged for 2 bed- h.. elec. porches, shrubbery, large yard: Chevy Chase. APPLEBY, Main 1191, 1415 G. $150 CASH; $60 MO. Tapestry brick: colonial front and double rear porches: h.-w.h.: elec.: nearly new: lo- cated ne. near Easiern High. A real bar- gain. Immediate possession. Or will rent at $60 mo AUSTIN M. COOPER Main 1332, W, Easy Terms. 1412 TRINIDAD AVE Well Constructed. Now, heat d bath. Evers convenioncs. Priced right, 110th snd Fla. ave. and then go no; ANY BROKER or onton oint Bide 0 Fiia 708 427 IRVING ST. N.W Open 1 am. to 8 pm. Sunday. 6 large rooms—3 deep. H.wh. gas and elec. throughe Deep yard: garage: paved alley. Laundry and cellar_toilet Terms as low as $800 cash Monthly pasments as low as $50. The Most Livable Homes Imaginable— Inspect this mew group of Kite Detached Homes —and you'll look no further. They are gema of comfort d wn\'emonfig‘. flinnrd to give plenty of living room without excess—coni- Dact to aid housekeeping. Equipped with modern and up-to-date equipment and all facilities tor ~making you _comfortable. LHUated in 98 1ot rellaedsial section where The value of Property is advancing dai 3028-3056 Monroe Street N.E. Large Lot Six amply large rooms: perfect] ed bath: nics kitchen Dlelll‘ of clceets. economical hot. ter heating piant, ‘with separate heater for service water: artistic electric fixtures: perfect finishing: sxcellent floors: laundry tubs: foundation Dlanting—srowing lawne Our Terms Will Make Ownership Easy. 1f you are motoring, come out Rhode Island avenue, or take the trolley on G st.. leaving the r at Rhode Island ave. and Monros sf. It's then just & step to theso Hcmtfl' r representative will be on hand ;0 lh‘ow‘ ou Slb(&\:t all day every y—including Sunday. 7 BGAt. Owned and For Sale by HARRY A. KITE (Ineorporated)., 1514 K St. appoint- acious Phone Main 4846. The Best Colored Homes in Northeast Washington— See these beautiful new Homes at 44th and Hayes Street N.L, In them {s every modern and up-to-date comfort and convenience. You won't have e fautt o find with the planning or arrangement. for it is so compact that thers i8n't & bit of waste space to compll cate’ your ‘Home making. ¥inished in a most tasteful manner and of very pleasing architecture. The group is the popular Semi-detached Type. Sample Home, 4400 Hayes St. N. Large Lots. ey are of the W'vlfllf four-room and b type. lenty of closet space. The h and kitchen are worthy of your closest inspection. The lighting fixtures are artis- T and the floors unususlly good. Fine fa- [s5ine throushout. Reasonable Prices— Convenient Terms. This section is very desirable and is grow- ing rapidly. therefore prices arc bound to %0 uj Open_for inspection. with representative Ciniscs, v and Sunday o 7:30 Take 15th and e, n'e. car marked Biftrict Line. e B. B. PINN, ‘Exclusive Agent for Owaer. 712 Kenyon St. Phone Col. 5817. UICK REALTY CO. Qulck service. Quick results. OPEN—TAKOMA PARK. 33 CARROLL ave. 10 rm.. bath. ami.: brick: slate roof} semi-dei.: 1car gar Owner now rents of house for-$150 per. OPEN—SIXTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS, COR. 13th and Geranium: new Dutch coloniai center-hall plan: 4 bedrms. 3 OPEN—CHEVY CHASE, D. C. vada ave.: new 8.rm.’ house: 2.car gar. diginciive and’ weil appolnied In all fea- uren. FOR QUICK SALE_8th N PRATD, ron, SULE Stupcem, Y txotiory pebble-dish biveco: a.m: ceptional in all features. LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE AND OTHE lmmhé excellent terms: some selling be- low. cost. on_premises. every d: Our quick-servics plan will provide a renter for your property. QUICK REALTY CO,, Room 102. 1410 H st. n.w. Office. M. 5482. Res.. Clev. 3677. BIG BARGAINS. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. NORTHEAST. 1210 TO 1238 OATES-N.E. E‘? .. 8 roonl.‘alll h.-w.h.. gas and elec.. igors. colonial front porcl Bullt-in sarage. pavi . Low *“ANY BROKER OR oo o8 PRSI T Brice. A . CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Detached corner home on & lot 80 by 100. Unaquestionably one of the best homes in & completely built up. choice location. over: looking & small Just’ west of Conn. ave. " Thi ollow-tile and stucco construction. with a siate roof. and has O rooms (6 bedrooms), 3 baths. 2 fire- Rlaces [inclosed sun room. den. sewing room porches (1 inclosed) rage. The shrubbery tive features of the home. which was built by the' contractor for his own home. = Hs has occupied it for ‘avout seven years. 11 is in perfact conditlon and modern in eversy respect. 'The property is clear of all en- cumbrances, - Terms if desired. For ap- pointment to nspect. call Maln 8931 or ranklin 6881, Near 16th and Columbia Rd. 3-Family Residence. $18,000. Located just oft this prominent in- tersection, ‘this well constructed semi- detached brick is egpecially desirable for investment and home. one of the older houses. containing 13 rooms, 3 baths. has been mod: ernized and renovated for three-family Use. At present the owner {8 occupy- ing’ the first-floor spartment of five rooms and bath and receives an in- comeof $1.50) per annum for the up- floors. " It s equipped with hot- heat. “electric lights and pre- sente a very fine appearance. An ex- cellent proposition and can be handled on xood terma. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., REALTOR! 1412 Eye St. N.W. ranklin 9507 IDEAL HOMES. 1168 Moree st ne—Best buy in ne to- day. 6 rooms. tiled bath. deep lot to 20-ft. Daved alley: immediate possession. 4105 HARRISON ST. N.W. New. 8-room. 2-bath house, garage: ready 1o 0ve Tn " Rny Droker B Gwher: .. G. TRVIN, Phons C16velsnd 1831 INSPECT NEW DETACHED BRICK Located at New Hampshire a and Ken- edy st.: contains six large rooms. tile bath. pelectricity es. 140 house cannot ' be duplicated for the price asked, Convenlent terms. €. C. SHARAH. Ouwner and Builde NO. 1010 PA. AVE. S.E—NOW VACANT: & v & b.. garage: hot-water heat and electric lighting.” ‘Can mow be bought for $8.750. ‘erms. 0. 19 Bryant St St.—A modern 6-r. & front and rear porch reasonable. H. H. BERGMA 620 F St. N.W. ADJACENT SAUL’S ADDITIO $7,850. This 15’ new modern brick resi denct. weil located, ‘adjacent to Saul's Addi tio1. ‘stands out head and shoulders bove anyihing eise in this section. The house is & six-room box type with tile bath, hoi- water heat. elec. lights, oak floors and sev- eral built-in features. There is ample room Tor gurage, Can he carried on $65 per nicnth. including ail interest, sfter a first N.E. just oft Tiome, with now vacant. -w.h. electric lgbt: on" You st. between payment in made. E HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., REALTORS, 5 1412 EYE ST. N.W. FRANKLIN 0503. NEAR NAVAL OBSERVATORY—$11,000. Ancther real mid-winter bargain. A full -fout semi-detached brick home located on a high elevation. close to the Naval Ob- fervatory and & liitle north of Western High School " The house is a 2-story. four-bed. 1Gom type. i good condition throaghout and of attractive appearance. The second floor at the present time arranged as house- kecring apartment, has hot-water heat, elec. Lehto hardwood floors. large rear porches and & special feature is the (wo-car Farage. You could hardly hope to find & better value. Cinvenent. terms. 5 HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., REALTORS. __1412 EYE ST. N.W FRANKLIN 0503. SPECIAL, COLORED. MAKE ONE OF THESE A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO = 2924 13th 7 bath: ga light and ho ler heat: room for garage. Price. $6.500. Will be put in first-class con. dition. Open for inspection from 12 until 4:30 pm. Act quickly. 7 rooms and batn in first-class conditios 15t and 2nd sts. n.w. 2 houses: rooms and bath: hot-air heat. electric light: in first-class condition: on 11th st. near Columbia road: price reason- s not the dollar that I am after. but the reputation that I must build up for my- self and my people. T can save you money in_busing a house and aiso renting yours, BENJAMIN F. FLETCHER, 1938 12th st. n.w.. Room 1. Ph. N. 6813. Sunday Phon North 5837-W, Houses gl all sections of the city from $3.000 up. Office hours from 9 am. to 8 p.m. daily. CHEVY CHASE. English Colonial. $18,500. “his imposing home located just stone's throw from Connecticut avenue and near the Country Club, represents the utmost in new house values. It is of English colonial chitecture, ith slats roof. practical plan and most Liv: in arrangement. There are nino large rooms. two baths. with the very latest equipment. finest frade clear Thlte oak flooring througbout” and many other features which can be better appre- cisted after an inspection. Wide lawns with foundation planting and a two-car garage. You_should nrrd(/i?v 4] HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., REALTORS. 1412 EYE ST. N.W. FRANKLIN 8503. One of the Best Buys For a Christmas Gift. Brookland Section. New Home, 12th AND HAMLIN STS. N.E. hall ehtrncs, e pora, Somter; . Av . adjoining. Modern. o o Farase Will _make targe' faily Sor" 8000, Bome for Contains Best Improvements. Price and Terms Attractive. Oven for Inspection Every Day P Vb SIMON BELOFF, Owner and Builder. 903 New York Ave. N.W. MUST BE SOLD. Petworth. This_two-story and attic Preston- built home of pre-war construction must be sold at once. as the owner is leaving the city permanently. It i splendidly Tocated. on & wide. paved gireel, fust off Grant' clrle aid”near service. ' The house colontal WIth Sride. cement front porch, six well arr: rooms. also Klase-inclosed and Dlustered ing porch and & lower rear po: ‘with concrete flooring: tile bath: open fre- Dlace in living room. hardwood floors thro out and all convenience: ‘The interior of thi lome has been newly redecor from top to bottom, floors fact. It presents the ap- ard to 6500 on Ve . Good rear il Pl HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., 1412 Exe St, B,Fe"-mflg{.ukun 9503 WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES, _ FT0 I SR BoOps R 08 BT R TN house, in the vicinity of 16th Vi HERRE ) T ‘cash: payment. office. = = RADIO ISSUES HIT NEW LOWS ON CURB 0Oil Shares Are Strong and Several Reach New High Levels. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 12.—Specu- lative followers of affairs on the curb exchange were again inclined to fa- vor the oll shares in assuming an active position in today’'s operations. New high records were attained in several miscellaneous ofls under the leadership of the Lago issues. Creole and Salt Creek fssues were also strong features. In the §tandard Ofl group South Penn scored an early gain of about 4 points, and Vacuum moved up 21 polnts, selling to 1041%. Industrial shares were irregular but lacked any movement in the early dealings of materfal fmportance. Nickel Plate, when fssued, maintained its strong position. Lehigh Power re- acted 1% points after an early dls- play of strength, and Commonwealth Power sold at 140 and 13915. In the later trading, when a gen- eral reaction caused an unsettled con- dition in the industrial group, several radlo issues.dropped to new low rec- ords for all time. Ware Radio sold down to 1, Music Master to 1% and then rallled to 3, and Dubilier Con- denser sold to 8%. DIVIDEND RESTORED. NEW YORK, December 12 (). — Common stock of the Glidden Co. to- day was restored to a $2 annual divi- dend basis through declaration of a quarterly payment of 50 cents a share. No dividends have been paid on the issue since 1921, at which time the 50-cent rate was in cffect. WANTED (“l_‘OHBI.'Y—HOl'SEi. SMALL HOUSE WITH SMALL MONTHLY arments and 1o cash. ~Address Box 85D, LIST WITH TS FOR OUICK SALE OR rent. 6. R. GILBREATH & SON. 1233 New York ave. 5 WILL, BUY FOR CASH _ANY KIND OF real Estate that can be recold at a prof Prico must be low: give price_and exact lo- cation._Address Box 101-D. Star off FANTED—TO BUY SEVERAL SMALL KOW houses “either frame or brick. for white or colored. When replying, state price. terms and location.~ Address Box 192D, Star of ice. OUR NEW SALES PLAN 18 MOVING ALL the houses we can get: mail or bring in your list. “Room 412 Kresge Bidg. 11th SMALL OR MEDIUM HOUSE. % -ACRE OR more: preferably with garage. over 30 minutes’ drive Trom T: full particulars in firet letter. 276-D_Star office. SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. h: eive location, o = 8_Box 431-C. Sht HAVE $3500 CASH AS PART PAYMENT: want to buy either a home or some invest- ment property. Write ;08 Investment BIdg.. It andiKomtecoiw.. - o WANT TO BUY HOUSE. ANY GOOD LOCA- tion. prefer trading in £o0d auto as part payiment. Phone Main 6713 SMALL HOUSE. NE. OR SE owner: prefer old house. C Portland et se.. 101 4 To 7 R OVSE. A GARVEY. Room Main 018 e WANTE! A A GOO ner property suitable for remodeling into stores and apartments: northwest preferred Can' pay cash. " FOW. . SCHWARTZ, TN Address Box - CASH_ FRI W. TICE,. 704 FRAME OR BRI 307, 15th FOUR-BEDROOM 1et of year. in Mt. Pleasant Heights section preferred. ~Can al cash payment. Address ar office. —HOUSES. BRICK. 6 LARGE o 4855 250x200 or _rent 35 30th ST. hall’ houss in Chevy ey at 5839 30th st. information FLORIDA REAL ESTATE. FLORIDA—SANFORD GROVE. SUREST value in Florida for home sites or invest- ment: write for literature. Sanford Grove.. Inc.. First National Bank Bldg.. Sanford. - 115" Bank at, New York FOR SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS in Orlando and Avon Park. Fla.: very rea- senable prices. Address Box 156-D. Star Fin. containing |10 acres. beating Ve and Forom honee. Tery Tematm Address Box 155-D. Star flflznf. orange able price. FLORIDA_ ACREAGE_LOTS AND HOMES. residents 26 years. We know Florida: ban) references firnished Writa GOLD COAST INVESTMENT CORPORATION. Box 1538. Ft._ Myers. Fla . FOR SALE—ORA GE GROVE. 2.000 OR- ange trees bearing., 100-acre high hammock land, large dwelling. two tenant houses. lo- cated Marion County: $25.000: one-half cash. Owner, I. O. STOKES. Micanooy. Fla. FINE ATTRACTIVE HOME AND ACREAG near Mount Dora, Fl: sell or exchange f¢ D. property. Address Box 262-D. Star LIST YOUR FLORIDA PROPERTY WITH me for ulck sale. JOHN TEUNIS, 1108 16th ? now. WILL SELL 5 LOTS ON DIXIE HIGHWAY. 10 miles from St. Augustine. $100 per lot. Call Frank. 7787.°4 to 6 p.m. T 15 years handling ; Florida Real Estate Expert on Business Properties LAKE FRONT PROPERTY ACREAGE LISTINGS Real Estate of all descriptions Send for lists and Literature R. C. BOWER REALTOR SANFORD i i i i i i i OFFICIAL NOTICES. NING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT lumbia, Washington. December b. 1925. accordance with the provisions of section of an_Act of Congress. approved March 1. 920 " (Public No. 1563, 66th Congress. e titled “An Act 10’ reguiate the height. are and use of “buildings in the District of Co- lumbia and to create & Zoning Commjssion. and for other purposes™). notice is hereby given that a public heariig will be held in the Board Room of the District Buildink at 10:00 A.M. December 17. 1825. for the purpose 6t Sonsidering the following provosed changes in the boundaries of the use. heixht and ‘area " districts and zoning . rextlation 10-wit: CHANGE FROM B AREA TO A RE. STRICTED AREA: The proverty within the area bounded as follows. except the front- age on both sides of Conduit Road: On the north by Reservoir Road. on the ecsst by Foxall Road. on the south by the line of Potomac avenue and on the west by the Dis: tributing * Reservolr - CHANGE "FROM G AREA TO A RESTRICTED AREA: Property abutting both sides of Wisconsin avenue be- tween Porter street_and the lin street. CHANGE FROM RESI D AND INDUSTRIAL D TO RESIDENTIAL B AREA: Progerty shutting the west side of 10th sireet N.E., between Rhode Tsland ave- nue_and Hamiin' street. CHANGE FROM A AREA TO A RESTRICTED AREA: Property abutiing the cast wide Of 10th strect NE. between Franklin and Hamlin streets, 'HANGE FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL € TO RESIDENTIAL A AREA: Parcel 214718 located on the southeast corner of 25th street_and Good FROM SECOND N.E. NG at ymises 3137 an '313n St._NW. CHANGE FROM_RESIDENTIAL TO FIRST [ERCIAL: Property abutting both sides reet N.W.. between 17th and 18th_ ste. of I, street N.W.. between 11th CHANGE FROM FIRST TO_SECOND COMMERCIAL: 825. 827 and 828 sauare &r,emlnen 1312 to 1320 New . Lots 800 to 804 incl.. and 163 to 187 incl lq‘ul-l'! €28. located on of E street N.W.. between North Ao pitor otrmet ang New. " Jerses . avemie: cgsmz FROM “RESIDENTIAL B TO SEC: OND' COMMERCIAL D AREA: Property Sbutting the west side of Canal Streef S:v.. Detween' 6" and H sirects. AMEND PARA: GRAPH 1, [ON_XIX, AREA DISTRICT £XCEPTION i Kz Lots 810, 252; located at York avenue N. north_side ZONING LATIONS. to only for oty 30 test {trol and a dislike to be found indulg- —_— — e Five Big Factors Back of Financial Moves During Week By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 12.—Un- even price movements character ized this week’s financial and se- curities markets. Stock prices gathered strength as the week progressed, but soft spots cropped out in various sec- tions of the list as professional traders who had bought stocks “for a turn” cashed in their profits. The upward movement was ac celerated by the favorable resumes of the business situation made by President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon in thelr communications to Congress, by an unexpectedly large increase in the unfilled orders of the United States Steel (orpos tion, by the retention of the 31 per cent rediscount rate by the New York Federal Reserve Bank and by a serles of favorable divi- dend announcements. FINDS FRENCHWOMEN NOW LESS EMOTIONAL Barnhardt's Granddaughter | Sees Explanation in Changed Status of Sex. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Deember 12. lane Bern- hardt, granddaughter of Sarah Bern- hardt, says she has discovered that women no longer weep in theaters and has been seeking the explanation of this change. She remembers how, when her grandmother played Mar- guerite Gauthler, the sad fate of the lady with the camelias brought tears streaming from the eyes of almost every woman in the theater and caused much sniffling among the male part of the audience. For the passing of such emotional displays she advances two explana tions.” Late supper and dancing par- tles are now the usual sequel to an evening at the theater and women tr to avold going to them with red eves and noses. But the fundamental rea- son, she says, lles in the changed status of women in France since the war. They have achieved a measure of independence and with it self-con- ing in displays of weakness that might mark them Inferior to men. Mile. Bernhardt regrets this change. She says emotion is good for women and prevents their natures being choked by egotism and sclfishness. HIGH COST OF LIQUOR REDUCES D. T. CASES Investigation in Copenhagen Shows Partial Prohibition Works Well. COPENHAGEN, December 9.—The high cost of liquor has decreased the number of delirium tremens cases in hagen from 321 in 1910 to 24 in Dr. A. Wimmer, professor of evchiatry of the University of Co- penhagen, who hae investigated the liquor situation in this city, says that the reduction is entirely in the clas of people who were not confirmed drinkers. The heavy drinking is now being done by the chronic habitual drinkers, by feeble-minded and epileptics and by hopathic degenerates. The casual drinker has become very moderate since the passing of the law in 1917 that resulted in the raising of the price of liquor. The change in the character of the inmates committed to institutions Yor alcoholism since the anti-alcohod leg- islation is characteristic of France and Germany as well as of Denmark, Wimmer claims. Total prohibition would not make the degenerate nor- mal, and it would be pre Dosterous t it on the entire pobulation in order to benefit the com. paratively few chronic habitual drinker: g8 ITALIANS WISH LONG LIFE TO TWO. ALREADY DEAD | Lenin, Matteotti and Mussolini Names Scrawled on Walls to Show Esteem. ROME, November 23 (By Maill.— Many walls in the streets of almost every Italtan city and village from the Alps to Sieily are covered with painted scrawls wishing long life to three men—two of them dead. The dead are Lenin and Matteotti. The third is very much alive—Mussolini. For centuries it has been the Italian cus- tom to scribble political opinions on unresisting walls. The letter W. which i3 an abbreviation for “Viva, means “Long may he live!” Its in- verss, M, thus slgnifies “Down with him!” The inscriptions are rarely erased, but often M s painted over W, or vice versa. Some are highly dramatic: “Masonry must die!” “Death to the enemies of Fasclsm!” or, especially in the vil- lages, “All who fail to vote for Fascist candidates are known to us’" For months there was visible on one of the boulevards of Rome, “Death to Mussolini” But gradually Lenin and Matteotti -are fading out of sight. Their place is being taken by a new hero: “Farinacci, long may he live!” BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK. BALTIMORE., Md., December 12 (Spectal).—The general live cattle mar- ket rules steady but quiet, with little change in values from last week. Out- side of choice veal calves and Spring lambs, which are in fairly good de- mand, movement on other lines is limited and centered on first quality stock. Recelpts continue light on the wharves, but ample at stock yards. Quotations today at Light street wharf: Beef—Cattle, first qualitv, pound, 9a10; common to medium, pound, 5as; bulls, as to quality, pound, 4a6; cows, choice to fancy, pound, 4a6; common to fair, pound. 2a3: oxen, as to quality, pound, 4a6; milk cow: . 50.00a75.00; common to head, 30.00a50.00; calves, veal, choice, pound, 14a141Z; ordinary to medium, pound, 12a13; rough and common, pound, 8a10; small culls, pound, §a10. Sheep—Choice, pound, 5a6; old bucks, pound, 2a4; common, pound, 2a lambs, Spring. choice, pound, 15; fair to good, pound, 12a14; common, thin, pound, 8al0. Hogs—Straight, pound, 12a13; sows, pound, 10all; stags and boars, 5a7: live plgs, pound, 12a13; shoats, pound, 10a11. Rabbits have been in lighter receipt the past week and, with a good and constant demand prevailing for fresh killed stock, the market rules very firm and values higher at 5.00a6.00 a dozen for choice nearby stock, and 2.50a3.60 for fair to good. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. CHICAGO, December 12 (#).— Wheat—No. 1 hard, $1.72a1.72%; No. 2 hard, 1.6813a1.71%. Corn—No. 3 mix. ed, 76; No. 3 yellow, 76. Oats—No. 2 white, 4212431 No. 3 white, 41%a 42%. Rye, none: barley, 58a76; timo- thy seed, 6.50a7.35; clover seed, 21.00a 30.50; lard, 14.32; ribs, 14.87; bellles, 14.50. LIVE POULTRY STEADY. CHICAGO, December 12 (#).—Poul- try—Alive, steady; receipts, 4 car: fowls, 17a24; springs, 25; turkeys, roosters, 16; ducks, .28a24; ge: se, 17a19. PRICES IRREGULAR IN STOCK MARKET Trend Upward During Ses« sion Until Checked by Profit-Taking. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 12.—Stocld prices pointed upward the greater part of today's market, buf a renewal of profit taking and spos radia bear selling in the last haif hour gave closing quotations ire regular appearance. Trading was in relatively heavy volume for a halfs holiday sesion, total sells falling jusg below 900,000 shares. Selling pressure was again exerted against ¥rench francs, which lapsed over § points to another new low record for the vear at 3.631: cents, Commodity markets were quiet. Cote ton futures were reactionary, Marc contracts falling below 19 cents a pound, but wheat prices were slightly firmer on a resumption of foreign buying. during New Peak Prices. Speculative interest in market was confined largely a dozen specialties and rails den outburst of buying in mers based on reports of ness sent that k points to a new high the year at 96%. The demand Stewart Warner Speedometer, showed an extreme gain of points at 927, a new stimulated by reports of business. New peak prices in the fndustria} group also were attained by American Waterworks, A Case Thresh- ing Machine preferred, Con « Devoe and Ra Paper, Jewel Alkali and South Americ tionally nearly but later fell loss of 1% p American Can Strong. American Can advance of over then cased t standard 1 United States Steel point lower at 13 a yielded fractionally & mercial Solvents B broke 4 points on a small turnover and more points were recor can Chicle, Beech ler, Postum Cereal and United Interest in the rails was divid tween Pittsburgh and West Virginia which soared over 6 points to a n peak price at 123 and then vielded to 1201:, and Rock Island nmon, which closed over 3 points higher at 5014: Atlantic Coast Line, Chesapeake & Ohio, common and preferred, ( cago and Northwestern, New York and Harlem, “Nickel Plate” and St. Louls Southwestern all broke through their previous 1925 peak pric French Francs Wealier. Offerings French francs « nated largely in European ce the weak of the currency in Paris being attributed to the heavy pur- chase of foreign securities there. Speculative uneasiness over the su cess of the Loucheur financial pro- gram was a_contributing cause to the selling in other centers. Other currencies showed only nom- inal changes, demand sterling ruling unchanged at $4.84%. WALL STREET BRIEFS NEW YORK, December The revival of cquipment b the part of the railroads this wee brought the largest orders in several months to the manufacturers of ing stock. In many cases the p chases have come too late to be flected in annual earnings statements, although a few companies still spread their 12-month fiscal periods over two calendar vears. In addition to the orders placed during the week, ir quiries for locomotives and freight cars have been received from the Na tional Railways of Mexico, Flor East Coast Ra Atchison, Topek and Santa Fe, Mobile and Ohio and Chicago and Eastern Illinois. to about A sud: ATlS-C expand 1 nea record for on which over 4 was radio Porto Ric 4. the highest in the early back to 134 for a ne ts on the day. to 20 years trad scored yints extre: at 2.59% and but the other trials were reactionar 1 common closed a losses of 1 by Ameri- ng, Ch 12 (P The British-American Ofl Co. today increased its quarterly dividend from 50 cents a share to $1. The new div dend is payable January 2 to stock- holders of record December 19. The Industrial Rayon Corporation announced today that it had insured the life of its president, Walter W, Birge, for $250,000 in favor of the company. The action had been taken, the company said, to protect stock holders because of Mr. Birge's per- sonal conduct of negotiations for the building of new plants in New Eng- land, the South and in Europe. The General Outdoor Advert Co. announced today that net ea ings for the elght months that the company has been in operation 1o taled $2,037,000, while gross revenues aggregated $19.800,000. The amount available for common stock was said to be equivalent to $1.80 a share. ing i Preliminary estimates of the Otis Elevator Co.'s earnings for 1925 indi- cated that they would be larger than last vear. probably amounting to about $12.50 a share on the outstand- ing common stock. Last year's earn- ings were equivalent to $11.69 a share. The Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co., through its Mexican subsidiary, reports the completion of another new well, flowing 12,000 bar- rels a day. the Commers~ cial and Financial Chronicle from the leading cities of the country show bank clearings for the past week of $10,245,925,433, an increase of about 5 per cent over the correspondin: period last year when total clearings were $9,931,052,902. New York City clearings showed an Increase of 2 per cent. COTTON AND GRAIN LOWER DURING WEEK NEW YORK, December 12 (#).— Cotton futures broke sharply during the week on another upward revision of the Government crop estimate, clos- ing quotations disclosing net losses of 55 to 75 points on the week. Specu- lative fears that the Argentine gov- ernment report next Tuesday might disclose less damage to the crop than private estimates had indicated, was held to be largely responsible for the selling of wheat, which dropped 5 fo 10 cents a bushel below last week s closing quotations. Figure: FRDERAL LAND BANK BONDS. NEW YORK, December 12. 5s. November, 19410p31 5a, November' 10300n24 102% 103 100 100 Miss M. Moyea Newell, authoress, of Westchester, N. Y. has gone abroad to make a study of India and the Gandhi situation.