Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1926, Page 23

‘ \ REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 192 REAL ESTATE. 23 Virginia played with the card as|to know. clutching him. While she “It is lovely,” she cried, “but I{Corps. who has been under treatment TR T T PO one in @ dream. He called her dear| was staring at him in surprise he | don't see who wouls ant so much— {at Walter Reed Hospital this city, 7 & Tittle girl . 'He ‘must be nice | went on, “I found your address from | how could any one ever use such a |has been ordered to his home in Calif- . . $ | THE EV ENIN(} STORY " Perhaps he could get her a|vour purse and—a woman there told | home?” ornia to await retirement. nvestlgate lst o { | job when she was well again. e—evervthing—so now I have| “Wouldn't vou help to make it - She slept a lot. It was deliclous | s-mething In mind for you—" |cheerful—{or my sake?’ he aues: IR LR T 4 2 Just to rest and rest and A soft light animated his face, | tioned. e was close beside her, |[p==——x= 2 . i Her Steady Job. 128 hard to find as a job. Thers was|job to worry about just y _| “Please, Virginia. you will let me do | looking down into her eyes. - par ments or en } one near the business district. but it | no walking to do. . . . She smiled | this Sor you—it is so little—" “It is so lonely here—for just 2818 zsth Street ’ he told her. “This is the had in mind for you— —and be relieved of the worry of apartment the steamer high above thelipa pijce were almost unbearable. but | broken arm and lez she wouldn't|day and drove with her through the | job T v TRGINIA stood on the deck of | \aq dark and stuffy, the odors about (wanly when she realized that with a| He helped her into his car the next | me—— dock and warched the fascin- | fier another day Virginia became |\alk for some time city. 'How different was the aspect | dear. w°°dl P k : ating e “:. the slemer | qlarmed and moved to it. | "So when Air. Livingston came to|of the city. once she knew its little| "And Virginia, happiness shining ey ar. hmhng‘ ted, friend eanen 1o friend. The| , Honolulu then did not present 80 |uee her for the first time he didn't|secrets. The ugly secret of the| from her eves, crept into:his arms Near Wardman Park Hotel We have a large number to offer, well located and of ted, S ealled 1o friend. Thelcharming an appearance. Her onefind a xirl ready and wailng to hurl | struggle to find work. . . . and hid her face on his breast. - = pleasingiassangement BRI ves Some onie oEins ey :Alnfi_dm\'kmer:‘noke? an .,n-'\-.x .’kfiil ':; reproaches at hrim. h‘m;eald he saw e ltlll'p:rgevzl away ,:"e ‘fl::-r:a:\: (The End) ‘ Priced for quick sale. :rh , . e l 2 e o Deside her traffic kept her sleepless for of | 2 pretty, wan face with large eves climbed the heights tha v Pt Aoes ). . o f - : & deverals . oAl S g omes| the night. Added to that was the B eatied 1 a-amksn of dNOFt PUAY the harbor. 'She caught her| ooy ol TR g Owner leaving city. e :{se aga‘:tmrnt'_ar]e n the coe a ec(:‘onq obithe 1" and wiped el % food she was eating. By the time twWo | hajr. | breath at first glimpse of a lovely y o Practically new house city and each has particular merit. Our rent department as she did so. more weeks had vanished even the! “<Fhere is so little I can say home up there—its broad acres roli- | Maj. Charles E. McBrayer, Medical has every facility to serve vou. in very desirable section. Seven rooms, bath, sleeping porch, garage There was something sbout it that <mile had left Vi nia's face and her | e id brokenly “Words would | ing_away in the distance. t; t Fort Win- “got” Virginia. | She realized with | Choeks were sunken. Her shoet were |never tell von how 1 am feeling - - .| Thev siopped before the entrance | COPS. recen y|',u"°':;ds: a Lieut little pain at her heart that she had ' zetting' shabby from so much walk-'what a horrible thing it avas . . .| “Would you like to o through the field/Scott. Calif., an cond Lieut. “Oh. please—dont . . . 'she|place?” he asked. "It belongs to a|John J. Mahoney, ith Cavairy, re- They vary in size from one room and bath to ten no one there to meet her. I ing and her feet ached continually and f 8 ri thara would he sme « Virginia wanted o scream her contled. "I want to thank vou—vou | friend of mine. .. . |ty ciationed at. Yort ClrkiiTed, ||| omcomveramiloys rooms and four baths. In price they range from Oh, she would love } vible need. She wa plead for have heen perfectly wonderful to me- The size of the rooms terrified Vir- | 1EUR L0R 0700 Tine retired list 4 $35.00 to $350.00 per month. Newly papered and ia. The ceilings seemed to lose hemselves in the heavens and she [of the'Army on account of disabllities was ceriain of it If ¢ she only keeping me here and those lovely the right to work T O T e A T | find the work she want rned and went out again. i Nowers every dav and o i i ity e of - i T | e A Rl e e e T 1 e iehs | EAEpeAsE N ADNe [GeaNlIre) oon ALty | Imiclmentaxe) (R | EVISE: painted. i family” hoarding houses—some one | ing sun. She didnt know how far|very least I can do . . ." He| the other was opened o her. Capt. Charles A. Brinkley, Medical A Miller-built house. L ust mpany nad recommended. She reveled In the | she had sone when & wIid scream | picked up her one hand and heid e e . . | tropic view sounded in fier ears. She turned and |tween his own ‘warm ones; his 'remi. 00 W Rut Virgink couldn’t sit and dream | lnoked. A large cor rushing at her.ilipe worked strangelt and Virsigia Colllia L eniees . 1001 15th Street N.W. ! forever. There was the steady job|A grim. tightlipped man was grind-|thought he was going to sob. | or Phone Adams 1818 ¢ Main 6888 she must find ing the brakes She only had time to| He came every day after that and | When she entered the first office feel ief at thic way out of wers, great masses of them, con- | RO PO PRI TP DD OO RO MO ORMADR OO0 | A fim of lawvers it was —her cour silence. to make the days happy for | 3 g more until age was houndiess. By the time noon But even though he was kind to ! 7 7 came she had visited a1l the nam a cool. white fher’ Virginia realiz with a pang i T Z 0, VA4, on her list and they had all sald the cave to think. . . thai it was only because he felt o | <ame thing. There was nothing just body both FBeee laorrr - EheIOIETIC et Bin e | ) " . at present. but if she would leave her ious stupor. Onelfeel'sorry . . . She wanted him to | b LR e egar AR o/ : 4 $ e ow were gomg to Rt Where would ane g0 next? S ; 1| You will ‘soon e out ezain.” he Six-Room Brick A was concerned with that question he looked it lying there. It |gsaid happily one day. . . he was| i . <he sat at a high counter at a fountain only a ) mass of bandages!almost gay when he was with e House, Tiled Bath - T e N AT P S e . " 9350 Cash make new friends—when fier being in prison so First Commercia onsly hungry. The tropics did that ' the whisper of cloth and 2 nurse ting anxio for her. A harsh voice hy her side long . . " - i araca s i e e Zone bal." easy Well, T never saw suc He veached over and drew her heid o~ 4 - 1o his hreast. (She wi V W ' now.) He smooihed th i 443 Pl d A informed of hair with a tonch as : oriaa . ve. T helieve every woman e e e o o e e . Open Sat. & Sun. resources. Livingy as was now. | uncoveri s of large delicately id— “There's really noth her money would last ahout five | <haded The card said, f for jobs!" announced the ve sorry ahoi haunting the hospital ! woman's. Rut to all hi more weeks! So the nest dav \ Will vou let me see vou. dear little| “Would vou he terribly angry zinia hunted a job in the marnir v that T may do penance prop-| told vou that I had already > It was signed “Robert Living = - i CASH we can offer such terms . . These Complete Homes— 5652 rprwm s e H heen here three months an T can do is pari-time all the time 10 see you.” that she tell him the trouble, evening she went over her Virginia lifted the lid off the boX. shook her head. “Tam just a bab 1 furnished room in t —evervtling”" he asked. a s Rut a furnished room s that she would not like him VS LSS Only $12,250 S AT, You Get the Key to a Gruver-Built Home HE kev to the best home that can be built for the money—and the key to vour own happiness and contentment. 7 TR TITL YT TITC A A TR T 0 Y "FIRST FALL OFFERING 1365 OWENS ST. N.E. o ‘Sample House Six spacious rooms, h.-w.h,, clec., recep- sa % s i tion' Hall, lafge Tiving and dfing. room. Additional Features commodious “bright kitchen, beautifully Built-in garage, concrete = porch, 4 7 i T finished oak floors and oak trim. three ccreened. enclased rear porches, unusually ! 711 Van Buren Sl. N.W. || 202 37th St Ort west \ | wnusually bright bedrooms finiched in large and complete bathroom with built- i o walnut, the papering and electric fixtures in tub, built-in ice chest. electric floor v . . . . are very attractive, large bright cellar. tlete ach r s A alley. B (orner hed home 4 : | I"hese homes contain six large, rooms, tile bath, breakfast ; bl 5 el ot ol i S | “ with three bhedrooms, Also new homes | . H o e e1t . . [B slascenclosed <deeping porch. o et avser and sleeping porches (hoth screened). In the kitchen attrac- The terms—$500 cash, balance $§65 monthly pays all ot vamions £ ALY N »\"4‘?‘8% ’ tive whité enamel cabinets, one-piece sink and many other ToiReach Propests i 'I"kli':l:YR":::c-S“l.vhflm)v.‘“ :‘Vk 5,"‘95{) io xo__’s') conveniences, Take cars to 13th and H Sts. N.E,, go north on 13th to Trinidad Ave, north on Trinidad to Orren St, then west to proverty. WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS & CO., Inc. 1432 K Realtors M. 4600 s A A Another Progress in the Development of ‘ twao squares east. Open All Day Sunday—Drive Out R Strect to 37th—Then North to Houses Hedges & Middleton, Inc. Realtors ~ OPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY 1417 K Street —REALTORS _Main 9300 § I B BB BT, U \mwwmmmfimmm : 1412 Eye Street N.W. Ijranklin 9503 ~HYATTSVILLE HILLS= Direct Bup Service From 10th & Pa. Ave. Through the Property WITH()('T any exaggeration, there is not one saburp adjacent to Washington that is new se com- plete, w0’ delightful, se admirably sitnated as Hyattsville Hills. Hyattsville Hills is not some- body’s ‘‘pipe dream''—it is a success—a, develop ment carefully pushed forward by a mmecessful man. Lots in Ayattsville Hilla have increased, in some instances, over 400 per cent over the original selling price. Hyattsville Hills spells opportunity for the investor—and satisfaction for the prospective home owner. 1 ( nVAAA VA Vi /.%/. 4” % HEPHERD PARK NLY then will you be able to judge accurately O the value of any offerings you have already considered ! =—Both Homes and Home Sites— LOTS “<™ $300-TERMS: $5 > $3 wowm Bungalows and Houses i Homes represent the true Colonial e L: ; . : 4 : g style of architecture. with every modern $ ( ) ¢ Of this group of Artistic Homes in comfort—and are situated amid a natural From 39500 Up n Very EaSy Tems ! fritz handsome ity— | beauty unrivaled by any section of the city. . G They )are the product of 30 years’ building The Natural Lay of the Land and 4dmple Shade Trees Afford am Ideal 2 | experience. ' E i Home. Environment. Over $1,000,000 Has Been Invested in Chevy Chase Terrace 5 Homes and Homesites p : E Hyattawille Hill igimal od in the Spring of 19238 aver ey a $ The deggn of this Cottage :a'on high Every Home Mf(g, m“l.”;aw _»m'.:;'m";fi".egumw ::mfi'nd m:zn.,nnd :vu::w n:::c ”EMM:J' : honors in a cnmest—an;l vaelve repro- 7",:: ::lduz’l: wh:.u and vmp;::odb mcptlt:l-;d“ &ngrh:vmntn such a:Mpu ul;;:oy, ‘cuhamty ¢ g it—gi i s — el service e beon installed. i H b S S a ¢ ‘Modp l Ho me e ") s - Sorecs nyckagtend aghasles and it affords a rafe and hith ey e ;.'.T i o i ba . n Hyel e e v P 'y e your immediate mapeetion. I 4611 Davidson Drive | ! i = the avenur of arching tees | Our newest “Model Home.” at 7556 Alaska Ave., is now ready ! Center hall plan — cight rooms, 2 baths and garage GOME o"T TODAY A"n SEE T"'S WOHDERF'". RIG LOT—75-foot front and 130 feet | g fo o s » i ooy g ‘ Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. DEVELOPMENT FOR YOURSELF around. prettily planted. | Drive mn"!mh St. 1o Alaska Ave. - N i o 3K St S o - £ 3 | oDl el Shepherd p...* Take Bus at 10th and Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Sunday at 10:45 A. M., § Sl,’l’gao_(}mu-emem Terms | f 2:45 P. M., 4:45 P. M. or take Hyattsville car on G Street, or drive out Rhode 4 . ; 0 '6 S m o lsland Avenue and Washington-Baitimore Boulevard to HyattsviHe. ; Open from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ‘G‘ mmnger o d - E Including Sundays i Chevs Chase Terrace is directly opposite the rolf - . 10th & l i TP i CHEE? e b e ot VR Kealirs : 706 Colorado Bldg. ~ Main 6140 Main 5371 Phons Hy. 72 i s CAFRITZ & | Owner and Builder of Communities