Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1926, Page 27

REAL ESTATE. By Louis Tracy SYNOPSIS. athetic LLMENT XII. \ Welcome' for the "Wand wough the files lan- across un account of the He read » end, noting par 1es of all who attended ti 1d donors of wedding p illy seem that E n tune with bid her forge eratiating to preser riday. Luck- his own complete procedure, und h to con . Dayid ption ted one ¢ the “eminent” lawye: Teeslie, according to th given him by his niece, of that ilk. Panton was trust any member of th fly. They had been friendship was sorely o he a ot reuched L on the Wadnesday night, fused admission to three & ground that dogs were not bedrooms. A fourth ¢ Farly next mornir on hethought hims: Yes, here was Braes| The Com I * A call was oice whic : had_heard in Edmon- sult A desc Miss M ened its doors. ton bade him “I've had 1 from my a de wus left || °nt, “and gress through LeWspUpers. ndon th nd_you may 33 Acres Boyds, Maryland ith excellent horn chickens modern constryetion he of Two is comp wing ace and Washington e Possession Can be Given Price, $12,000 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th Street N.W. Main 6830 i TAKOMA ! PARK HOMES 2 houses of outstanding quality = s : 7401 Blair Rqad, D.C. colont oretio And a lot or as much Y houses “open daily, iuctuding Sunday. R. D. LILLIE Suecessor Lillie & Hendrick Laurel and Carroll Aves. Takoma Park Col. 8826 Takoma and Other Suburban Homes, $3,500 to $40,000 ¢ | you did out the allowed in | it was necessary to deposit only 300 pounds, leaving a balance in hand of about 60. “You sée, Mr. Panton,” explained his mentor, “clothes go a long way in helping other people to form first impressions. All this stuff is good and most of it will last for vears. Your greatest saving was in picking up second-hand baggage, which also avolds a too new appearance.’’ “By jing!” laughed Panton, *if T had the two articles I left at Green- ock I'd not fall flat on that account.” Chereupon Mr. Jenkins heard the of Spot's method of landing in ve. vatent Oos. to take care of yourself as well here as John laughed. He was getting | back into close touch with his fellow | men. Mr. Leslie meant inviting him e inviolate isles, le enjoyed it. | to stay at Wimbledon, which would | “You must be a remarkably clever | be an exceedingly pleasant thing for | dog,” he said to Spot, seated on the Spot and himself, but, with com-|floor of a taxi. That polite unimyl | mendable foresight, the elderly law- | instantly proffered a paw. ver thought fit to ve him the once B, cried the surprised over first,” as the Northwest put it. | He actually understands Leslie good as ng!" | brought with him |little man whom_ Panton had seen | waiting outside the hotel for some The warderers were made welcome at Bracside, Wimbledon, though Mrs, Leslie and her domestic staff wers THOSE, MY LORD?" nkins, ivaled nd inclined to view Spot with suspicion, seeing that he resembled a full grown wolf rather than any dog within their ken hitherto. He made a bad start, r he household cat. from his ma s ndon r r, tent o soon became app: a brief chat, during which I ton was amazed to find the variety and complexity of the legal proceed: ings rendered nec by his fail- | to claim his aunt’s bequest at the | proper time, Mr. Leslie went to hi office, and Mr. Jenkins took cha | of the strangers, man and dog. | were visited and personal be | acquired. Some were taken away in | portmanteaux and suit cases. Others were left for alterations, prompt de- being guaranteed, und the ud- s was at Wimhledon. Jenkins was a close barguiner | T but he did not buy cheap ar ar When he conducted Panton to bank | about there were & n, tradesmen’s | 1 hawkers, hese soon sub- ‘he new gudrd learned quick- boys a ed intrude As the housemaid *“I hope that there dog stops here. » won't be no burglars prowlin’ il the house so long a3 he is | cook sald to the ypper | READY FOR OCCUPANCY 1225 Staples Street Northeast (Street runs north from Florida Ave., near 14th St.) o your i Ment Exceedingly well tiled bath, hardw | | on of this new colonial type house, in a || | front porch and r | school, stores and tr ™ tiort facilities, ructed and attractively finished, Six rooms, ors and trim, kitchen with built-in refrigerator, screened porches, built-in fireproof garage, hot: water heat, ele lights. Come out this evening Tt will ple or tomorrow and inspect the specimen 'PRICE, $8,150 EASY TERMS' Open caily from 10 am. to 8:30 p.m. CHAS. W. MORRIS & SON 1420 New York Ave. N.W. house. JA JAMESON-BUILT HOMES! Priced at Less Than $7,000 and up ushingtlon Selling Fast new East. locks from the ool Se ideal School. o these Ack the Man Who Owns One Built, Owned and For Sale by THOMAS A. JAMESON €O. Ovners_und Builders 906 N. ve. N.W. Phone Muin 2T 2 LTI 7 2 T 2 2 T Beautiful Country Home at Alta Vista, Maryland 25 Minutes from Center of City Residence contains 10 rooms, three (3) baths, hot-water heat, all modern improvements. Nearly five (5) acres of ground. Beau- tiful lawn, shrubbery, shadc trees. Garage facilities for three (3) cars. 2 Owner leaving town. Convenient to car line and on State highway. To Inspect: Drive out Wisconsin Avenue to Bank of Bethesda, follow car line at Edgemoor north one and one-half miles to property on West side, opposite Car Stop No. Sign on property. Salesman on Premises H. LATANE LEWIS Exclusive Agent Main 8945 1422 “F” St. N.W. THE EVENING STAR, to differentiate between callers and | 3 The Leslies' two surviving sons and a married daughter were out in the world, the boys in the Far East and the young matron in Birmingham. A brother and sister had fallen in France. Mrs. Leslie, knowing some- thing though not all of Panton's story, took him to her heart. He was at home in the place before he had slept a night under its roof. There followed a period of com- parative peace. He appeared only once in court, where Mr. Harvey, K. C., made amends for earlier unpleas ant comments by explaining that Lord Oban and Mr. Alistair Panton, the parties to the original proceed- ings, concurred in the application by counsel representing the Hon., John Bridguorth Panton that the record should be withdrawn. There wus no hint of {ll feeling or legal heir split- ting. A member of the firm of so- licitors representing Lord Oban even gave formal evidence that he knew the hew well, had seen him many times and recognized him at once. “Is Lord Oban in court?” inquired the president. . “No, m'lud,” sald counsel. | “Has he met his son since the lut. | ter came home after a long absence abroad?” o, mlud. Lord Oban fs ill and! hardly fit to travel. I have & letter here, however, in which he offers, it it is absolutely necessary, to come to | London and {dentify Mr. Punton. | Meanwhile, he has examined speci- | mens of Mr. Panton’s handwriting | and fs convinced of lts genuineness, ' He incloses certain documents for | your lordship’s information.” | The judge, who had glanced twice | rather attentively at claimant, exam- ined the proffered papers. He was about to return them, seemingly without comment, when John, un- versed in the ways of the probate WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926. -REAL ESTATE. division, electrified all present by |floods caused by, the overflowing of standing up and saying: the Volga River. 3 “May I see those, my lord?” been done between Yavoslis and (Copsright, 1026, by Louis Tracy.) ijni-Novgorod, where the water iy — 1 unprecedented height, cover- tract of country %0 niles vide. » water is covered with wreck- stroyed houses & ttle are ualvaging operations, b7 (Continued tomorrow.) VOLGA FLOOD KILLS 22. 8 (A)—Twenty- been drowned in 1202-1204 Eye Street S.E. Near Navy Yard These new six-room homes are complete in every de- tail and are ready for immediate occupancy. Price, $7,500 $1,000 Cash—$65 Monthly OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY WALTER CASE 305 Investment Bldg. Franklin 6242 = ) A Handsome HOMES Likably Located On Rodman Street—Just West of Connecticut Avenue Shrubbery-surrounded homes with exterior equaled only by nicety of interior arrangement. a neighborhood known as one of Washington's finest. arranged rooms with built-in bath and garage on paved alley. Carefully constructed and coolingly elevated in Eight beautifully Cheery open fireplace in living room; electric fixtures that fit in with the most elaborate scheme of decoration; outside-serviced refrigerator built- in; hot-watee heat and automatic storage system. Utilities stamped with the approval of the most critical eyes. Drive out Connecticut Avenue and turn West en Rodman Street to 3102-3118 Rodman Street Homes of similar construction with street-level frontage at: 3521-3523 35th St. N.W. { (Corner 35th and Porter in Cleveland Park) 1103-4111 Legation St (In Chevy Chase—2 Blocks West of Conn. Ave.) Terms . DALLAS GRADY Main 6181 T i RERERVERT ) Realtor 904 14th St. N We're Ready Now with the most picturesque Homes in this section Aevy(nase ‘lerrace \Y —and we want you to inspect—tonight or to- morrow—with an eye to their splendid set- ting—as well as consideration of the effective designs and practical planning. There's nothing to compare—either with the Homes themselves or their location. Detached Homes—Center Hall and Cottage types —on very wide and deep lots—50 to 75 feet wide and over 130 feet deep—one and two baths—artistic fire- places: cozy porches: thoroughly equipped kitchens —and with separate garage to match. Each home is on a large lot, prettily land- scaped—and all uti s are ingtalled. 12,950 to *15,950 With Conveniently Adjusted Terms. Open All Day and Evening Sundays Noon to Nine Week Days Chase Terrace is but 20 minutes’ motor ride from £ the city. Motor out Connecticut Avonue, through Bradley Lane, turn South on Wisconsin Avenue, or straight out the new Wise 1 Avente Boulevard—and directly opposite the ¢ e of the Chevy Ch Club is the entrance to Chevy Cha 5 Or we will send one of our P ( Autos. CAFRITZ Owner and Builder of Communities 14 & K Sts. M. 9080 Much damage has | Sasai sy INSPECT 1800 Varnum Street N.W. (A Corner Home West of 16th St.) Detached Brick Brand-New Lot 55 ft. by 115 ft. 4 Bedrooms Built-in Garage Hard?vg::lh l:loou Shrubbery Throughout OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY GARDINER & DENT, Inc. o Realtors Main 4884 1409 L St. N.W. 33223322322322202222222. 3. SITIIIIISRINNTINININ SRR R e e s L33333331! BUY A GRUVER HOME 2016 TO 2030 37th ST. NEW SUBDIVISION OF i GEORGETOWN | Six (0) nged rooms, reception hall, tiled | bath, oak floc hot-water | heat. Built-in, heated garage. | EXTRA LARGE SCREENED PORCHES Adjacent to new Government Park. Close to Western High School, graded schools, etc. well arr | il | Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. ‘ Price Reasonablie—Terms If Desired | B. H. GRUVER i | OWNER and BUILDER Main 2670 ‘Ad-ms 1583 §338338_388&323333328883833383823388322833’.. REAL HOMES m CHEVY CHASE, D. C These homes of six large, light and airy rooms, dou- ble back porches and covered front concrete porch, all modern improvements, including built-in garage, are ideally situated on spacious lots with beautiful lawns and shrubbery. SAMPLE HOUSE, 5319 42nd St. N.W. y furnished and draped from the select and extensive stock of W. B. MOSES & SONS We Invite Your Inspection of These Beautiful ~HOMES OF QUALITY™ —Because— Our prices are YOURS. Our terms are YOURS. ind Qur Policy Is “Say It With QUALITY and Satisfy the Purchaser” Openi Daily and Sunday, 10 AM. 10 9 P.M, Drive Out Conn, Ave. to Military Road Il 999 > 0$3338882328832233233323333338 Comple 2388838888883 >4 2334 e L4 Left on Military Road to 42nd St Hall-Johnson Construction Co. Main 392 226 Investment Bldg. ¢ $73885323882888883823282383838828282388238828882338833 11111 78 FAALLEII IS L FES LTI A LRI AT L SL LI AY AL LEPIAL ST L ST LRI AP L L A F123832323232383842222202232323¢R323838023032323852323222223 828242 33 A Cliarming Italion Residence Situated in Fourteenth Street Terrace 1353 Kennedy Street N.W. On the first floor of this unusually designed home is a large living room with an open firepl: 1 well-propor- tioned sunnny dining room and a fully-equipped kitchet furnished with built-in ice box (outside icing). On the second floor are three large, airy bedrooms, ample closet space, and a white tiled bath. Close to churches, schools, park, and on the 14th Street car line, the best service in Washington. Fully equipped with screens, Garage on Rear of the Large Lot THE OWNER MUST SELL AND THIS TRULY A BARGAIN. Open Sunday for Inspection HANNON & LUCHY] Exclusive Agents HOME IS 713 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 P2 2220 TR 2, 2z 5 PP 22, 2. 2 O 2 T 2 e LR 2 OO 22 OO 20