Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1926, Page 21

REAL ESTATE, PENN GARDENS PROPERTY SOLD THE EVENING BTAR. WASHINGTON, D. ©, BATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1926. T et s LA e e T and restored the son to the stricken | God. No impostor would have dared widow when He met the funeral pro- , to have made such a public prayer, | cession. They never dreamed that He | calling upon Jehovah to zive or re. power over the grave. It has taught us that men do net lie down to die | like dogs and brutes, without any could or would raise Lazarus upon STANDARD FACTORY STRUCTURES URGED Will Remove Large Factor of | Uncertainty in Financing | Realtors’ Claim. i | indnstrial eon- | try awayv from ture, and con ment of the Adinstment «Etruction of the ot the special purpose st sequent great enla finaneing possibilities of industrial real estate, will he a centrul objective | of the Industrinl preperty division of | the Natlonal Association of Real s | tata Roards, according to the program | of activities which the division has adopted for 1926, The division will put its whole weight behing the modern tendeney to &0 eonstruct factories and other in dustrial huildings as to take from the financing of such constrnction the | handicap which the old shecial pur Pose stricture necessarily involved Standardization of industrial “struction, it is pointed ont enabling industrial prope place with office and struction in the con is already investme Manufacturers will be advised. even when & spec Cafvitz purchased Penn avenue, yesterday fro ng voad. Pennsyls A build BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON. | JEST FROM NINIS 1 am the resur- Gardens, nty n the Fox Realty Co., giving in exchange ssisted in the t canse He wished to perform a miracle. a deninl heln. he cometh. v Martha power. Try first street and rection the lc He will erect a 00,000 11-story nsaction. until t When Tuster waited two davs to learn hefore e decided to | is delay was not for He sympathized with them | found r ssion of faith sorrowing 5 spiritual fellowship with the pl | divine Lord that men ean have a and a 1 His sorrow srief the Master profound indiz antagonism to death {an and the fruits of sin, compellai the Lord to make a great effort for | f their unexpressed wish for | self-control elief in tears. announcement iz return of would to all "'Behold, il them with the fourth day, for they thought that the soul had departed. and decom- position of the body that day. commenced upon of Christ's ar. 1 did not surprise them any more t the announcerment wait for who He sur- Christ comforted the practical hy When Christ er faith. His teachings concerning the resurrection and the revelation of Hiraself as the source of life-giving demanded a in Him as the ection and the life, the broken- d soul affirmed ed her She convietions concerning ne can comfy 1t is only t rt ugh sent, ope the ze of hoth a bodily resur- nd an eternal reunion with ced ones who have before 1o be with their Lord. Jesus did not reveal the depths of nd heartfelt sympathy he spiritually i Ile =aw her nd her regret fidence in deeply stion, W body His nded at 1 His moved. 1sed b shaok. gone on Mary came in response to His summons. overwhelmed in nd unable to express ar is powe: His v His the work of He His weeping re- for thelr puy Golden Text rection and the 1if he that their bitter experience. They had |vealed the svmpathy of ovr Savio | | fuse His co-operation. Jesus showed hope of a future. The oice that rang His confidence of the result hy in a loud voice for Lazarus come forth. His obedience proved that death did not end all. The freeing of TLazarus trom his grave clothes proved to all present the reality of the miracle, The Miracle’s Effect. The popnlar effect of Christ's mas. tery over death and His power to give life resulted In the acceptance of Jesus as the Messiah by many of the witnesses of His crowning miracle. It created a crisis that called for an immediate action by the Sanhedrin. The religious leaders decided to put Christ to death. They secured the support of the political authoritles. They could not deny the raising of Lazarus. Both the religious and po. calling litical leaders feared a popular revo- lution would deprive them of their privileges, prestize and power. This caused them to combine and to co operate Christ. The ralsing of Lazarus demon- strated that physical death is not an evil. It is only an incident in an end- less life to those who have faith in Jesus as the Resurrection and the Life. The lite to which Laziruz wos restored was identical with the one that he had lived before his death, 1t was prophetic of the coming resurrec. tion of Jesus, who proved Iis mastery over death, upon the first Easter in securing the death of morning, when He rose from the dead. || It is prophetic of the hour when our Lord shall compel the graves to give out over the open tomb, calling Laza- rus forth, has heen heard down through the ages, flling men with its message of hope and cheer. He dem- onstrated then and at His own resur- rection the truth of our golden text, when Jesus sald, “1 am the resurrec- tion and the life: he that belleveth on me, though he die, vet shall he live.” He has proved that He had the power over death and the grave. All who trist Him as their living Savior will partake of His resurrection glory, for we ahall be like Him when He comes. MAKES SUI.CIDE LEAP. Man Jumps From Fourth' Ploor of Detroit Hotel. DETROIT, Mich., February 20 (#).— A man believed to be William J. Hart of Lincoln, Nebr., anded his lite yes- terday by leaping from his room on the fourth floor of the Hotel Statler. Hart registered under the name of “Willam H. Willlams," February 10. A note on his dresser said to notify W. E. Hart, Lincoln, but gave no rea- son for his'act. A hank book in his pocket hore the name “W. J. Hart/" e et S LA A SRS MM AN ANIANNY &\m\}\\\\t“\\v » REAL ESTATE. T qr § 2 SRS SRR NSNS JAMESON-BUILT - HOMES 1800 to 1822 D Street S.E. 66 Sold Six large rooms, hath, hot. water heat,. electric lights, bufltdn icebox, wash trays, ons-plece sink, doubls rear porches, wide front porch. Open for inspection at all times, or call office for free auto service. Eaay terms. OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. For Sale By THOS. A. JAMESON CO. Main 5526 906 New York Ave. N.W. “Ask the Man Whe Owns One” ASSSTRITIITNARNASSRRLTINSSINSS NSNS AN SRS S SRS R ER RSN AN BSSSS SIS SIS up their dead, just as He compelled for the smitten sisters, and it has en- [ (e tamb to aive mp Tazee Tooned conraged sorrowin hearts to draw for comfort throughout It encouraged the Master of death Jlly when they have heen com led (0 stand sround the new.made ings with = them 1 time thongh he die. lohin, xi.23 Heveri Me ver s live n i h == Chevy Chase Bungalows 9,950 oI A P et ; At Brookville Road. Turner and Taylor Streets. colonial front porch, e rea s (inclosed), outs 2 7 ici 1ilc ath, extra Kitchen on 20 floar, hotowater heat. clectricive, gos Five large rooms, hot-water heat, electricity, gas, Priced right for quick sale. Sce this home today. oak floors, open fireplaces, built-in refrigerators, 201 Douglas St- N-E tiled baths, large dry cellars, unusually large, high- : roofed attics, hig lots. New corner home. rooms. front porch, double rear porches, tile bath. farge closets, full cellar, hot-water heat, elect., gas. lanndry trays, water heater, huilt-in garage. $300 eash. Low monthly terms resurvection day those that rise from the deud will not face death again Our lesson hax shown us the hu- | manity of the Master and revealed His | deity, for no one exeept God has | ] 1 change invest o donbt IHis love - delaved ning. Altho that it called for Him (o face death, Jesus turned His face teward the home of | g His smitten friends. He overcame the Jesus | Drotests of His diseiples by inxisting his | that no danger could attend Tiim do- | ing His duty, their faith wonld he enlarzed through His return | S to Judea. Thomas proved his deve. wn np | tHon when he ealled upon the other ents of APOSHIEs ta return with Him, “that we home | may die with Him frequently s visits to er to that i Lazarus had been dead four days | when Jesus arrived in Rethany deter. forming f mined to perform the crawninz mir | i b members Lacle of His minisiry. An Oriental [ wha opened the tomh would testify to rivals of | Of the Bethany home. They provided | funeral lasts 10 davs. .The “three|that Lazarus was dead when. in re. 1 present part of |4 retreat and weleome shelier for Him | days of weaping”™ had passed. It was | sponse 1o the Master's orders, they At when the hitter apposition af His|the commencemelit of “the seVen of [opened the grave enemies made Him long for the at-|lamentations” when: - the: Master's| & Following his practic mosphere thy and love. It [ presence was announced. There b no | ring with the Heavenly was natura the two s ' that Leviticism of Hig delay, vet hoth sisters [ undertaking any new et home to tuen to 15 When | expressed a fajth in " Hia Power to | tance, Josus offered a praver heir hrother. I rus, was seriously | have defeated death hag e been pres. | a request for aid, hut thanks * knew that the Lord was|ent with themr. =Doubtless>they re:|the coming victory. 1t was a publl L ith wonderful Sooq | Called the fact that death never had | petition offered in this wayv to hely " T rea 19| oceurred In His presence. They may |aid the fuith of those present in Tim he danzer He would if He | have thonght how He rvaised 1s the Messiah. e wanted to con <hould visit Bethany AT Auahe o 2 .-'J,,‘,'.'.l, visit Be ','.',',::,,' They. Jnr‘wfll | daughter of Jaivus. who had just d vince them that He had been sent of lently expected that Ie would | ne. They knew that He would be | interested in the condition of | et | A REAL HOME privcitles ndin s THAT WILL APPEAL TO EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Mount Vernon atty visitor to the Nat { dts of Tocati ment the & bility made ¢ other dvised o tment st this pla e v tourist to the Holy Bethany. where ra tustrial o The Master of Death. tinz of Industr with possibili Tesns only onee in His public min asked for information. When, < their direetions, He reached ah, Martha protested azainst - opening of her brother's srave had no desire to hehold her | hrother's oken-down hody. The evn. |ical persons who were watching the vroces sympathized with Martha. Christ called for help in the perform. ince of the greatest miracle of His life. He did dot need it. but those Sim wideni Indnstrio tion will n n hest d. eon the aslem nd un of about 10 miser: tidy hovels Yies | Arourd the ¢ this lesson. el whose enjoved 714 Decatur St. NW The Crowning Miracle. had a for friendships. He s o (Corner) Six the communits than 10.600 American eitie more of confer popiation <ome Her betore Low Cash Payment—Easy Terms form of eivie o semisciv v fun is the vneem To reach Douglas St. hame. n morth on Ath M. ONE. fr . Istand Ave, to Channing St. te 7 " Tad ¢ iy mhad . then north on Znd fa prenerts. Open 9 AM. to 9 PM. Sunday and Monday of ite indrst vol - nstrial preliminay These homes are priced lower than anv other comparable property in the vicinity. Terms will be arranged to suit the buyer. To see them follow Connecticut ave. car line to Shepherd st., turn east three blocks to Brookville + <uc They nunde face They Khows. The these cities will he *that othey enefits of their meth analyz cities may e i el 3 BUNIDINS experience eriv Exision zive tn the R ndividual eits wiation of industrial e what nedustrial prop e 919 15th St Franklin 1140 OPEN SUNDAY ‘The Munsey Trust Co. M. 8080 pansion a di plans will he hest eeds, | University Park | ¢ to the | concerning the | ndition of rus, whom e knew had died when the news of His friend’s illness reached Him, he —_— Differs in Outiook o rom Bethan: strial eonstruction hes differed | by from al commercial Just beyond Hyattsville on the Wash. and Befto. Baulevard 140156 T St NE. ) OPPOSITE THE SITE OF THE NEW $2.225000 McKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL fr= building ontlook ew York tory building in a diseu subject of industrial wonld bhe to consider an ontivi ¢ church properis or other the Real Estate Dept. | division the e uctive offort of the perind of the Warld War huilding constrin direetly el inzi Unusual Features—No. 6 Protective Restrictions other located and diversiie 1 nees shonld appeal hath to the larze wnd the small investor as zood tiuid | Acnrity for a loan. for the nerma nenex of the income of the prop. s wall assured through short or In leaseholds and the diversified mands for nwnership or ncenpaney.’ 1 n A\ subject 1o trihntors CONSIDER! These Features When Buying a " Home Ind A comfortable. well-built house, in a htful, convenient part of the city. Best Location Best Construction Moderate Price was protected durinz edict. par srrnction for socalled ‘ass tries.’ which, A matte comprehended most of am- wfacturing enterprises. It went farward at top speed “In consequence, at the siznine of the armistice the country found izself everywhere greatly overequipped with vast industrial construction Nat hamper — hut hothersome regulations that and i Monday b offer two excellent opportunities for inspection. sensible stipulations that require conformity in building and prohibit of elements that would mar the heauty and in- the zreat man therefore Best Buy Northeast “Gallaudet Park” (Just North 9th and Fla. Ave.) $7,975 up “Terms Less Than Rent” : mvasion I'he many extraordinary fdatures that are included in the low price will be a revelation jure character of Rark, Lots for Sale—15¢ to 30c a foot Homes Ready—$9,000 to $13,500 Modest cash paymenf; easy terms for the balance. University HEN arrange immediate inspection of these homes. Adequately to describe the conveniences and residential advantages of these exceptionally desir- able homes would detract from your enjoyment of seeing —admiring and judging for yourself. 3100 Rodman Street TO INSPECT Motor out Conn. Ave. to Rodman St., thence one block west on Rodman St. to property. 4103 Legation Street TO INSPECT out Conn. Ave. to Legation St., thence two blocks west n St. to property. 3519 35th Street N.W. TO INSPECT for out Conn. Ave. to Porter St., thence west on Porter St. St to vou. and will instantly convince vou of Al Supply Has Been Ahsorbed. the remarkable value offered. “This supply. however gradually absorhed. 2 dustries, rather than erect plants and exte post-war costs. have etances adapted ther ennstruction whicl st less cost Others, fa tion, have deferred decision on build ing. “The supply tra. constrig tempt 10 s the in many in elves to older t be acquired uld new building: BUILT-IN GARAGE—METAL WEATHER STRIPPED AND SCREENED THRUOUT And a score of other unusual (#) delightinl rooms, bath, in garagc. -he-wh. gas, elec- of war-stimulated ex. | tricity, front and double rear porches, W has practically | heautiful lawns. homes complete im| Adlmappeared 1 inter- every futail. st of the countrs will soon find that 5 they mnst -venstiuct’ whether the “See Them Today’ Open Daily for Inspection refinements Sample House, No. 150 T St. N.E. appointments and Investigate and You'll Invest University Park Co., Inc. Phone Hyattsville 582-W e e N e R S Beautiful New Semi-Detached Homes in - BRIGHTWOOD Excellent Location Moto on Tegat will Al very definiie signs of this are noted. The financ ing of indusrial realty will in 1 next few vears, he a problem ¢ | ’ 925 15th St. N.W. trial eonstriciic heive, e Main 6861 Lo find. due. la an erroneons conception as 1o Phone Lincoln 3459 For Free Auto Servi v 2%88888838823323332338 N.L.SANSBURY CO., Inc. 1418 EYE ST. N.W. MAIN 5904-5 NS \\\\\\\S\(\m\'&mm\s\‘fi\“\\\\\\\\\\ss\s\\\\\\\\s\“\s\\\\\\\\\\ss\\\\\\\s\\\ss\\\\s vears money has V. owe “OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION” C.H.SMALL & CO. Realtorsa—-Builders 925 15th St. NNW. he Tiaunidity. or lack of liquidity this ecurity for loaning pirraoses inEair to think s of sinzle-pi I —e—— O D Just West of Sixteenth Street Fifty Yards From Rock Creek Park 1o} Exclusive Neighborhood Main 6861 UNUSUAL VALUE SEMI-DETACHED BRICK | $13,500 = I QUALITY HOMES Detached Stucco 7 rooms (4 bedrooms) complete tiled bath! house newly decorated throughout. New electric fixtures and all equipment best. Completely metal weatherstripped and screened - ireplace in both living and dining rooms ar. Desirable neighborhood. close stores, churches and ¢ Dou bareain must he disposed of at once. of the D m E | @ m fiving 1 L well ey graded school able Call Clev GANTT & KENYON 816 15th Strect N.W. Main 7928 I 6301-6323 9th SLN.W, 811-829 Sheridan St. N.W. Price Sample House $8’450 Heated and Lighted Convenient i Open for Inspection T $ 8 J 9 7 5 erms One Block East of Georgin Ave. Car Line Convenient to Stores, Schools, Churches. Post Office, Bank FEATURES. “Standard” Plumbing Fixtures Built-in Refrigerator Concrete Front Porch Double Rear Porches Built-in Garage Crane Automatic Hot-water Heater Southeast corner Conn. Ave. and Raymond St i———[ojl———[al—] 71x104; Sia i Floors. tricity—In Short, Every Ma Including Built-m Garage. Spacious : fitie, w Open Daily and Sunday 10 AM. to 6 PM. Semi-Detached All-Brick Homes of Quality. COLONIAL HOMES 808 to 826 Marietta Place Northwest Marietta Place Is Situateg Immediately North of Ninth and Madison Streets Convenient to Two Car Lines 1620 Underwood Street N.W. The Entrance to Rock Creek Golf Course Just completed: beautiful Spanish residence, built of stucco over hollow tile, with red tiled roof; finished on exterior and inte- rior in rich Spanish style. High above the city, amid the quiet dignity of upper Six- teenth Street, this home offers many unusual advantages. It has four large, airy bedrooms and two haths on the second floor, with servant’s room and bath on the third floor, and lavatory on the first floor. CONSERVATIVELY SPEAKING, we believe this house is the best buy in the Sixteenth Street section. ‘We {ite your inspection of this house I tomorrow between 10 A.M. and 6 _P.M. || - o€ BreuninGeR & Soxs ;Ixclusive A—g;nts 706 Colorado Bldg. “Deal With a Realtor” Tenience : Open Daily and Sunday 10 AM. to 6 P.M, Drive out Conn. ave. to Raymond Si.. _s 5317-27 42nd St. one block be- & Chevy Chase, D. C. vond Brad-:' Six large, light, airy rooms, tile bath and ley Lane. & qiocoer. slecping porch, built-in garage, open . fircplace. hot-wcater heat and other modern sm- o provemcnls; such as iash trays, instantaneous == heater, buili-in ice box. buslt-in ironing board® r 4 Daily and Sunday = Until 9 P.M. = aining six large rooms, tiled baths, built-in tubs, con erete front porches. one-piec sinks, hot-water heat, nameled Kitchen cabinets, larze porches, paved alley, 30-gallon hot-water storage heater Price, $8,750 Terms “Two Sold Before Completion” FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY 733 Twelfth Street Northwest Main 352-353 Six Large Rooms Hardwood Floors Throughout Full Tile Bath Built-in Bath Tub Large Closet in Each Roem Linen and Coat Closets Hot-water Heating System “Quality” Gas Range Drive out Conn. Ave. to Military Road, then left on Military Road to 42nd St. Hall-Johnson Construction Company Suite 226, Investment Bldg. 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