Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1926, Page 106

8 FOR SALE—HOUSES. —__(Continged) _______ CHEVY CHASE. : ST SO, OSSR roome, bath: every convenience ; new condition. Price, $11,750; very day) PP B Clev. 45053 8 SPECIAL—COLORED. | B38 Elm st. n.w.. near 4th and Fla. nw. large rooms, bath, extra toilet clec. $280 cash.$50 per mo.. inc. payment. day. Jayment. R ER P, b, HOLMES. 819 15 hb 5 f L Main_3677. e. as il i 408 L n.w.—8 rooms. vacant: like new Yerye yards front and rear to alles B8 Yoy rood investment might exchange NER. P. D. “{}LMESA 819 15th St. T Main 3677 COLORED. Tear porches. 3 arage. erape . “many extras, screens, manteis. etc. pen Sunday. Price and terms right; might ange. $ECRANEC.wxER, P D. HOLMES. 5th St. N.W. Cleve. 1817. LAND 72 R et RREN ST. N.W¥. % and 10 rooms, 1 B o and detached. of batne, ¢ ial typ: lfttle different and better than anything in this section today. Near the Buroau tandards I’ modern improvements and to e in with & deposit. “%y0u ‘must see these homes to appreciate ready em. Oven and lighted until 9 p.m. Priced very reasonably. Easy terms. To get there, drive out Connecticut ave 10 Van Nees st.. 8th st north two blocks on 38th st. to Warren. Or out Wis gonsin ave. o Warren. cast on Warren to 38th et A R OR_OWNER. . IRVIN, Phone Cleveland 1531, ___12° ROCK CREEK PARK. | Almost in this wonderful park at 3220 ! 19th st. This is real value, You will agree fo that. Solidly built. the mine rooms are large and well arranced and have extra large closets. plenty of them. There are 2 fine hathe. the clectric fixtures are beautiful There is 8 pantry and the, kitchen is out of sight of the front door. The large sleeping vorches look out on Rock Creek Park There are frequent glorious sunscts to be eny Trom the rear windows. The larze rear yard. is a_beautiful lawn: the big douhie, brick garage cost the owner S1.25 Best of all. the price bas heen kept down for o amick eale. $14.950, with fair terms REAL ESTATE. THE SUNDAY FOR_SALE—HOUSES. FOR_SALE—HOUSES. STAR, WASHINGTO FOR SALE—HOUSES. D. €., DECEMBER 12 FOR SALE—HOUSES. SPECIAL SOUTHEAST HOME—$7,750—EASY TERMS. This House is designed and built on a very generous scale—is 3 rooms of brick construction, with 6 rooms and large reception hail. modern big breakfast porch. hot-water heat and a separate heater for the gervice water: hardwood trim. In fact. it i just such a HOME as you Would pian for yourself, and you could not begin to build for this price. 1t 1a in excellent condition, most conveniently located, and immediate pos- session may be had. FRONTING A PARK—$7,650—EASY TERMS. Thie House has so many attractive features that it will not be long on the market at such ® price. It is Colonfal Brick. with 6 rooms. bath. Targe porch, hardwood floors and trim. hot-water heat, big closets. servant foilet, lawn in front and large rear yard with plenty of room for garage. 1t 1s very handily located and with a beautiful outlook the year round. D R GRANT CIRCLE—$9,250— MS The location of it will commend this House to your appreciative con- elderation—but in addition to that it is one of those very large. 20-fo0t- §ront Houses of Colonial Brick that are so exceptional. Six rooms. 3 porches, beautiful bath, hot-water heat. hardwood floors. commodious losets. separate heater for hot water, deep yard and pretty lawn, roomy karage The House is in excellent eondition throughout, but everybods has his own ideas regarding papering. and the owner is willing to allow the cost of redecorating in this particular. 14th & K. CAFRITZ PRICE, $7,950. (Easy Tesms.) Best houses in Washington for this price; 5 sold in 2 weeks; 2 sample houses open daily and evenings, 1245 and 1265 Owens place n.e. Description : Six rooms and tiled bath. hardwood floors and trim. built-in hot-water heat. paved alley, cement front porch and steps. screened back porches. upstaire and down, beautiful silver-mounted fixtures an on itchen and bathroom walls, expensive paper throughout. laundry trays in cellar and built-in ice box. In fact. thess houses have everything you uld find i a $10.000 home and of as good quality. Years of experience e of the oldest and best builders in Washington have made the above possible. Don't fail to see these wonderful homs. DIRECTIONS. Go north on Trinidad avenue four short blocks from Florida avenue northeast to Owens place. G. S. WHITE, arage, 1412 Eye St. N.W. Main 8098. See OWNER_on premises. (Col, 10220 or ® THE ANCHOR REALTY_CORPN 626 _Southern_Bldr. b 0036, 417 RANDOLPH ST. N.W Will eacrifice equity if sold this week detached brick home of 8 rms. bath closed eleeping porch: garage:'am 142 or will exchange for clear lot o full_commission _ to or Col. 2045 after 6 ond okers. om. trust Main : BUYS This beautiful home. It is brand-new and Igcated in one of the prettiest sections of the forthwest. convenient to a school. ood Stores and_excellent transportation Service. A wide tapestry brick house with concrete fpont’ morch. 6 comfortable tlled bath with built-in tub tares. note 7033 ter splendidly one-piece instan- T fine oak floors, hot screened porches. large pantry. mipped kitchen with cabinet. nk and best quality gas range. taneous hot-water heater. air chamber oV gatire house: nice vapds.’ The price. 38.55 auick sale. i= a bargain figure for this type of home. Monthly payments of $65 vers total monthly payment on both trusts. I North 3035. TAKOMA PARK. Bungalow With Over 14 Acre. $8,750. A_most unusual opportunity to rchase a nearly new modern bunga- low. with over 3 acre of ground and 1ocated just off Carroll ‘avenue. near line and neighborhood stores. ‘well arran; rooms with built-in tub and Yast porch and ecreened leeping porch all on one floor. This Teally an attractive little home, as several built.in features, outside ’\';‘"' screens throughout. h.-wh.. el lights. etc. Well worth the Drice asked and can be bought on HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., l‘l’ Fye St. N. s Franklin 950 116 11th ST. N.E. Wil brick residence located st off Lincoln Park for $8.200. ouse 10 good tion and has elec. lights. Have purchased another home and must sell. Easiest kind of terms. Can be seen any time Sunday. CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW. Chevy Chase, D. C. $9,500. A true California bungalow ty Bome " Jocaied betwesn Conn. ‘ah sin uee. Dbrand-new. “attractively finished and all the latest are 5 rooms. including large living room with open fireplace. and a complete tile bath with built-in_tub and shower all on one floor with attic above. sufficiently Jarge for two additional rooms. Thers are hard wood floo:s. wide front porch, h.-w.h.. elec. lights, and garage opening on paved alley We are able to offer this property for a limited time at ihis very low price and on especially #00d terme. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., Realtors. 1812 Eve St. N-W. " Franklin 9503. $11,750—SACRIFICE. West of 14th st. within one square of 14th and Park rd. Beautiful 7-room and -bath home: 4 bédrooms: h.wh.. electric his: 3 porches; 2-car brick garage. Per- t condition. No agents. Phone me at once if interested. ~ Mr. BOURDENE. Col. 814. "N.W., DETACHED—S$8, A practically new_detached home rooms. lass-inclosed _sleeping porch bath: hardwood floors throughout: deep’ Iot with two street frontages. property carries a first-trust loan of $5.500 Owner, who is pressed for cash. must seli at once. This home is located in the Chevy Chage kection of D. C.. close to car line res and all convenienices. Call M. 1653 “Y'WALTER A. BROWN. 1100 H Small Cash Payment Gets 'wly decos : 6 rooms, bath. ze. Immediate possession. o e Open” Sundas. 12 NO CASH PAYM 2 Modern Broom and bath brick home. closedn northeast. Built-in Farage. Handy From OWNE ere."are d_tiled b-?h hower: break of six and wide, This bus, ings, sie. Fr -DGEMOOR, MD. “nglish CoJonial. $11,500. tached reside 5 lish ‘Colonial desien, situated on a street’ near car service and but two Tlom a public school and orhood stores, Center-hail plan, fire-: room, " cozy most com alread: a Jiete Kitcher 3. Second rooms, bath _and lot. | with <odded lawns. dedly ~iu_this exclusive com: HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., nklin Realtors, NW. . tile Attractive planting and | ‘ACING ROCK CREEK. | Modern Gruver Home. $10,430. here will vou find ater flered in this modern opposite Rock pot far from bus of colonial 5. tile bat! t porch heam ce outside pantr all modern_conven: iences. inciuding 4 buiit-n_fireproof garage - copper screens throughout and awoings. Terms as low s $1.000 cash & MIDDLETON, Inc., Repltors NW ng in dining room floored attic and N _Franklin_9503 CHEVY CHASE, D. C. 4-Bedrooms, 2 Baths. $12,000. One of the lowest priced new two- hath recidences to be found in all Chevy Chase. This home is located less than & square from Conn. ave. south of Chevy Chase Circle and near the Chevy Chase shopping center. On the first floor Is @ lving reom with onen fireplace. dining room, breakfast lcove. kitchen. and an ' outmde pantre with buili-in ator. The second floor comprises 3 large bed. m=. inclosed piastered and heated jeeping poreh ' anc tile_bathe This residence s finished throughout. having floors _on both first and second floors. tasteful electric fixtures and all conveniences Ti you contemplate the purchase of a moderately priced home. by all means v PRICE, $19,950. Think of this for a location! WITHIN 300 FEET OF 16th STREET, 3 SQUARES FROM ROCK CREEK GOLF COURSE 2 SQUARES FROM ENTRANCE TO ROCK CREEK PARK. This home is brand-new. {s on the crest of a mm.rx hill that has a very i e e il A S G e ik ot and stucco construction. = HEATED AND LIGHTED TILL 9 P.M. ;%Ig:h Turn to right to 1537 Whittier st. and you will find truly a besutiful McKEEVER & GOSS, AND high elevation and where land values have increased steadily each year. oored_ attic, complete servant's bath and room. built-in garage kitchen: all windows are plate glass in metal frames: asbestos tile roof. Drive out 16th st. to Whittler st. (second street beyond entrance to golf REALTORS. 1415 K St. Main 4752. THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO,, INC,, MAIN 8949. 919 15th ST. N.W. OFFERS THE FOLLOWING ’ HOME VALUES YOU CANNOT EQUAL! ONLY $250 CASH—PETWORTH. :dnfis;;.e.?a&e::;: \ile-bath brick home with all modern improvements. wo left. THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS. Most beautiful and_eomplete semi-detached English-type home ever offered at the price of $8.950. Other English-type . hi i Ioderate cash aad monthly payments. ~ Other inlormation O requeer. remely NEW NORTHEAST HOME VALUES—$100 CASH. o ol s e s siedos o and bt bk oy Sigitostie Aleu et ¥ R Rl SO $500 CASH BUYS WOODLEY PARK HOME. heate790m, brick. brand-new: builtin karage, hardwood floors. instantaneous S avatory ment._inc} leepin c 4 Brice "only' $12.450° bajance monthly. lke rent. Address on reauest ‘oo Drrior MANY BARGAINS IN ALL SECTIONS. Old and new homes. some upusual pargains for colored and m: valne i e PO AR ao il BT K Sovn odutcemmants. ° ably have just what you want in our listing file—y place of the usual cash payment in many cases. BUNGALOW NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. Beautiful bungalow containing five large rooms, bath, hot-water heat, wood floors: large lot and many other desirable features. Priced to sell qui Investigate this unusual opportunity. CHEVY CHASE—9 ROOMS, DETACHED, CENTER-HALL PLAN. buile4LiS, ie another bareain on which we will trade. Besutifu uilt-in_garage: wi modern improvements and many unusu; at $19.750, subject to 6% first trust of $10,500. g OWNER NEEDS CASH. Will sacrifice home on R. I. ave. between 13th and 14th. 4. building: 10 rooms, - Pathe. douple bOK Fareke mmi, ‘Can Do boushi for Sbout S1000 below cost to present owner. 16th STREET MANSION Completely detached 12-rog garae, ballroom for 100, cente Greatest Let Us show you this brand-new bargain. - Only ith batlt- EARESR ceptionai e prol our present home can take the ard. ickly. large I features. i1 home with all modern features. two-car brick 1l plan, 3 bathrooms and extra lavatory on first joor, ete.: one trust of $20.000 is the incumbrance. Put your old home in on this or make us gome other proposition on the above. A really unusual deal may be negotiated by some person Who appreciates a real opportunity. We shall be pleased to send our utomobile to call for you, so that you may inspect these EXCEPTIONAL HOME VALUES. Office Open Sunday, 9 AM. to 4 P.M. THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., INC,, MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. Phone Service Till 9 P.M. 919 15th ST. N.W. CALL MAIN 8949. THIS WILL BE YOUR MERRIEST CHRISTMAS IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY ONE OF THESE SPLENDID HOMES IN CITY VIEW HEIGHTS— BLADENSBURG BLVD. AT L ST. N.E. Don't think that you can't afford to buy one—because the fact is you gam't afford NOT to own your own Home and put a slop to the endless drain or rent. You will find exactly what you are looking for in CITY VIEW HEIGHTS. The location is the best in Washington and the Homes themeelves represent special demigning to meet actual family conditions. IR other words the Homes Huse been built to accommodate you and not requiring you to accommodate yourself to the Home. The rooms are large: well arranged: tile bath: hardwood floors: artistic lighting fixtures: completely equipped kitchen: most economic ln?'-s:.ll-,ln'c‘::z heating plant: big colonial porch: wide terrace: good back yard. for you to see these Homes to be persuaded that they solve your living problem « to the best advantage. $5,675 $5,975 $5,375 Semi-detached Homes. Corner Homes. Inside Homes. Terms as Low as $45 a Month. Take car at 16th and N. Y. Ave. N.W.—riding to 16th and H Sts. N.E. —transfer to bug or walk north two short squares. HARRY A. KITE, INCORPORATED. 1514 K Street. Main 4846. THESE HOMES FORM A STANDARD OF WHAT YOU SHOULD DEMAND. $17,500—Finances Economically; Convenient Terms. All brick and semi-detached; 22 ft. 4 in. by 45 ft. to wide alley. Two-story with large attic and full cellar. Built-jn two- car garage—heated. % ¢ 2810 Bellevue Ter nortnenr Gathedral. AL crott Of errae Toth, "30tn. Filion and Garfield sireste. ~ tiful living room. Just off the large dining poon 16/ 0 TEATSR oo pazior. e kiehen ehd conte iy Co en and connecting paniry contain every modern convenience, inciuding a Frigidaire, etc. A service porch leads into the fully sodded rear yard floor above is perfectly laid out to include four bedrooms. a small open porch and 1ug oatha (both Wil showers) ‘equipped 1o please the most fastidious berson. LT ., because skilied mechani Bty thom. " Heavy Daniwood. foors are. 16" all Openings and the heating and plumbin These are truly fully ‘and_slowly have construct besi_weather stripping is fitted in the very best made. R. E. LATIMER LAND COMPANY, throi % % equipment ece this one before Cislon, - Terms. $1.600 ci HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., 1412 Eye St. N.W. Realtos W Franklin 9503. \l 1010 Vermont Avenue Evening Phones: Main 2195 4 ! Adams 2961 and Clev. 3858, F.'E,. COLORED. BUY NOW OR PAY MORE. PRICE, $5,600.00 CASH, 250.00 61.90 PER MONTH INCLUDES EVERYTHING. GO 'SEE 717 EL"CLID ST. NORTHWESF. 8 SOLD—4 LEFT. Finest new brick co-.operative homes ever bullt in this city. An_exclusive ang hall, four large rooms and modern by can compare in value. adnd™ ocation.”” Roveption Sommanding location o S8, *Falacnas siceping porch. Targe closets, electric lights, laundry_tubs in bright basement, 4-burner gas range with side oven and broiler. Good yard to wide aliey. GUARANTEED HOT-WATER HEAT. MOVE IN 1010 Vermont Ave. AT ONCE. HOME SAVINGS COMPANY, Columbia 9865. CLEVELAND PARK HOMES 6 _BUILT—5 SOLD. 3512 30th St. Ideal Jocation: one block weat of Conn. ave car line: 8 rooms. tiled bath. attractive fxtures: heated garage. Immediate poeses- glon. Any broker or owner. W. RV] Phone Cleveland 1631 Eye St. West of Conn. Ave. $15,000. 3.story brick: D rme. hath: howh.: ga- V‘Il’I is property is located in a fast- Tow ton. SPONDE = DAVID B, BARRY, Main 1801 1807 H_St. N.V FOXHALL VILLAGE Must Be Sold. $9,500. Here fa a residence that is dis- tinetly different from the average run of row houses and one that is priced materially below the cost of similar new houses in the immediate neigh- borhood. Tt is constructed of brick stone and stucco and is most artiatic in design. = It has six conveniently lanned_rooms and tile bath wit Iatest fittings, h-wh. elec. lights, oak floors, and many_bujlt-in_conven: fences. Good rear yard and ample space for garage. Owner has been fransferred to New York and is e tremely_anxious for immediate HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., Realtors, 1412 Eve St NW. P 19th ST. BARG $10.750. The best buy in a modern home in exclu- sive Mt Plogsant section. Six larye reoms, 5 " ¥ ele garage, three Tehes... See Rented $100 mo. to home or investment. WM. S. PHILLIP good_tenan! S & C PHONE SERVICE U S R COLONTAL HOM OLD GEORGETOWN. Detached, brick, 11 rooms and bath; built in 1794; something to restore; quaint old mantels and fireplaces; good condition; attractive garden. DODGE AND LIBBEY, Woodward Bldg. Main 5520. SPECIALIZING 1 GEORGETOWN HOMES. * COLORED—$250 DOWN 1207 Walter st. s.e. $35 month. 6rooms, bath: latrobe he: double closed-in-back PR i, 7 ey, Mt e S Move right in. OWNER. Phone Adams BIRT. i FIRST COMMERCIA ON th’ Near M g’ 11 large rooms. cellar, rear yard, electric light, | Thia home i in excellent condition: can be used as 3 apts. or changed into busi: ness property: it has heen appraised at $16.000° owner will take $13.000 for a uick eale: easy terms. Call Mr. Grove. Frankiin 8103, Vs 5-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH ALL MODERN P eamenta i D: C.t close.in. Wil sell it small cash pavierit and $50 per month. including_ all principal and interest. Noar ih and H sta. n.e.—0-room brick with garage. Wil sli on monthly agTee- ™9 Brookland—7-room semi-detached brick residence, ne oak floors throughout: high- Fesidence in n.e. 3 3 FiEs Phone Main 4985 1328 SHEPHERD ST. VERY LARGE LOT. 6 'ROOMS AND BATH. FRONT AND REAR_PORCHES. PRICE. $11.500. 172 UHLAND TERRACE N.E. 6 ROOMS_ AND BATH. FURNACE EEA® ELEC. GARAGE. MAKE US' AN OFFER. L. W. GROOMES, 1416 F ST. " MAIN 6102 WOODRIDGE, (27 First Commercial Zone. hode Island ave—One of the very best Inc‘:llgn: Inl this desirable suburb. Seven full [ rooms, tile bath; h.-w.h.. eleetric lizhts, open | Bireplace: garage. ~Owner has moved aw! must sell. Reasonable terms can { eLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION, h and G 503. AN, ay be Department. 101 Mo 43 P eninigs, North COLORED HOME SEEKERS Investigate This Yourself. Location, 820 9th St. N.E. rooms, bath; 2 large rear porches: B O ki, Thin broperty it m firat-ciags condition. Price very " reason- able, Terma easy to_responsible purchaser. Your opportunity to have a real home. In: epection by _appointment. WAPLE & LEWEY, __1105_Vermont_Ave. in_10260. COLORED HOME DRIVF a home_for Christm: l\»fiq-l!;:my%:rl‘k,nz‘il’fl.' cash $200: monthly, $40: person buying befors Z5th gets ton of coal. barrel flour turkey, moved fres. Waith cROSS COMPANY. 3128 i st n.w. Nor 3 pen to 1 th 09347 9 0 pm. oney to lend. = $400 CASH. In good n.w. section just off Wisconsin n _semi-detached home aving fhont r':*)rfi:.r double back porchs. it Ear o Teplace. a.mi: payment 80 ver me ludes both princinal IH%"I» P both irusts. Call Mr. LEWIS. Main 7852 T address aulte 404:5.” Contl: nental ust g . $500 CASH. CORNER. 7 m detached corner home: oak floors throughout’ cedar lined closets: ‘2 blocks of 14th st. car line: near Takoma Park. Ouner." Adame_7884- Detached Home in Saul’s Addition. 6 rooms and bath: am.i Vacant. Price very low at $11,750 “* WAPLE & LEWEY, Vermont A Main_10260. cellent Buy in Petworth. g 50: practically new home of 6 rooms a.mi. Owner ordered away. Call 1tment to inspect. APLE & LEWEY, 1105_Vermont Ave. ____ Main 10260. BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY. Beautiful Detached Home In Chevy Chase, D. C. A real bargaln sacrifice offering of a splen- did detaghed residence in a choice “section of Chevy Chase. D. C. Large living room. massive " stone fireplace, library adjoining: Iarge dining malon: butier's pantry: roomy kitchen: four bedrooms (master bedchamber has inclosed sleeping porch) : tiled bath with shower: built-in garage: large front porch: servant's room and lavatory in basement: hardwood floors and trim: metal weather stripping: screens: beautiful grounds with luxuriant shrubbery: fronts on paved street one square from transportatiol Winter's supply of coal in cellar and goes with house §12780 for immediate "nale’ “Terms of 1.050 cash and $75 per month until paid. gr.Sa50 cash and S05 per month. Phone No Descnphor‘n Does Justice To QUINCY TERRACE, UINCY AND 22nd STS. N.E. ‘ou_must see it to appreciate the most attractive location and pleasing T e TG ALOWS and TWO- ully pretty N , vO- STORY HOMES = The BUNGALOWS are of an entirely new design: very apacious hut co act, reducing the labor of house- eeping to the very lowest minimum. The equipment is of the modern {51 every detail contributing to _m these Homes ' the BEST YOUR MONEY CAN BUY. The = TWO-STORY HOUSES _are also of new Arrangement. overcoming many_common _objections and includ- ing_many unusual featires. In both BUNGALOWS and TWO- STORY HOUSES the baths are hand- somely tfled: floors are hardwood and the heating plants efficient and_eco- nomical. They ‘are ENTIRELY DETACHED, surrounded by wide lawns and deep back yards: spacious porches. Very Modest Price. VERY EASY TERM Inspect at any time—our Mr. Ham- ilton s on the premises every day and Sunday. Or for epecial appoint- ment phone him at Cleveland 1460 Take G st cars leaving Treamry Dept. to Rhode Island ave. and 22nd &t ne. or take bus which runs ‘within two squares of Quincy Terrace. BUILT. OWNED AND FOR SALE BY HARRY A. KITE, (INCORPORATED) 1514 K St M. 4846, CHEVY CHAS! DETACHED HOME, $12,950. The most complete home for sale in Chevy Chase, D. C. Located on McKinley st., eon: taining six spacious rooms. tile bath and r, concrete porch. many modern fea- elec. refrigerator. built-in ironing The construction ‘the best, including steel reinforced plastering: large garage to match the home; lot 40x127 ft. Permit to inspect. eee WAL S PHILLIPS & CO., Inc. Open fireplace P730" 38000 $200 CASH; $50 MO, PRICE, $6,950. Nearly a2, six-room _brick Georgetown. alf block Burleith bus anu Wis, car line: modern equipment: Arcola h.-w.h. elec. lights, tiled bath: immediate possession. McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION. ARGl Egtate Department, 10th and G ain_432. E gs North 313. $250 CASH—$60 MONTH. PRICE. $8.300. Brookland—~6-room brick home. nearly new, on 12th st. between Newton and Otis: first commercial zone: two large double back porches; modern throughout: room for garage on_alley: immediate possession. McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION. Real Estate Department. 10th and G, Main 432, Evenings North 313. BIG BARGAINS. NEARLY NEW HOMES, 505 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W. 6 large rooms, bath, h.-w.h, elec. lights; newly papered and painted; double rear porches, both screened; built-in garage. Easy terms. 421 12th. ST. N.E. CORNER HOUSE. 6 large rooms, bath, h.-w.h., elec. lights, hardwood floors and trim, built-in refrigerator, one- piece sink and other extra double rear porches; wide front porch; built-in garage. Easy terms. THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,, 906 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5526. omm iy 1926—PART 6. BUILDING CONTRACTS DROP. NEW YORK, December 11 (®.— Bullding contracts awarded in Novem- ber in 37 States, comprising 91 per cent of the country's construction, are put at $487,012,500 by the F. W. Dodge Corporation, a decline of § per cent from October, but an increase of 3 per cent over November last year. The total for the 11 months of 1828 was $5,812,618,900, a galn of 6 per cent over the same period of 1925. CENTER HALL SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. Eight rooms, two baths, built- in garage, concrete front porch, walnut finished woodwork, side lighting fixtures, hot-water heat, open fireplace, hardwood floors throughout. Just completed jand open for inspection every day until 9 p.m. 7160 NINTH ST. N.W. (Corner Elder). YOUNG & COMPANY, 1022 Vermont Avenue. Main 3217. AETE OF CONGRESS! I earnestly request you to inspect 5038 Reno road, Chevy Chase. The location is the very best. This house contains such fea- tures as four real bedrooms on the second floor, three baths on the second floor, complete servant’s room and bath on the first floor; all oak floors all through the house, two garages and a center-hall entrance that is about perfect. This house will be open all day Saturday and Sunday and lighted evenings. Also 3939 McKinley st. opened for inspection. JOSEPH A. HAYDEN, Agent, 1410 G St. N.W. i SPECIAL TO COLORED. 1826 15th ST. N.W. 9 rooms, bath, hot-water heat, electric light; in first class con- dition. Open for inspection from 12 to 3 p.m. Make this a Christmas pres- ent to your family. BENJAMIN F. FLETCHER, 1938 12th St. N.W. Phone North 6813. CAPITOL HILL. Very attractive old home of good period. with_exceptionally wide lot, 40 by 95. one sayiare from Tybrary of Corisrese The house has 13 rooms. 3 baths, has been_thoroughly redecorated and fitted’ with every modern improvement. and has four ¥arages in rear on wide alley. Well adapted for conversion apjartments. This s an excellent ment and_is priced Tight. HERMAN E. GASCH, Main_3150. 1326 New York Ave. _ NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. Owner, called away, will sacrifice hand- some new two-story brick, semi-detached residence. overlooking Rock Creek Park: 8§ large_rooms (4 bedrooms). 2 bathrooms: Jot '35a167: large attic: cedar storeroom: cellar with _laundry tibs: “extra foilet: noiseless oil heater: beautiful lawn: garage space. Franklin_6798. . 14 ROOMS. Rooming hout northwest section: beau- tifully_oppointed: splendid income. Address Box_350-V. Star_office. « * into 3 invest- JUST OFE MASS. AVE. West of Dupont Circle. $18,000. semi-detached, in_a block of exclusive. high-priced homes. Unusually large rooms: a well appointed home in splendid condition. ~Well worth your immediate inspection. Call Lincoln 35 SPECIAL—COLORED. Many houses—all sizes, all sections: va- cant and like new. MES, OWNER, P. D. HOL! 819 15th st. 5 Main 3677. DETACHED BRICK HOME IN CHEVY CHAS $12,250. A home that cannot be duplicated_at this bargain price. On_a corner lot 70 feet by 110 feet deep. Large living room with 'n_fireplace, reception hall, dining salon. kitchen with all modern equipment, 3 well proportioned bedrooms with large closets, tile bath with built-in tub and fixtures. hardwood floors throughout: all-brick con- struction: stucco garage. Can be purchased on $1.500 cash. An opportunity of this kind' is not to be overlooked. Call North D682 after 6 p. CHEVY CHASE. A real home of six large rooms and tiled bath: stucco construction. Bedroom closets are large enough for trunks. Hardwood floors thronghout. Large living room across the house. with open fireplace. ~All modern improvements; large. light cellar: one-car garage. Lot {s 75 feet wide. The value in this house at $10.7560 will agreeably sur- prise you. - For further information eall Adams”8935. RANDOLPH ST. N.W Will Sacrifice Equity n semi-detached brick home of 8 rooms, ath: glass-enclosed sleeping porch: garage: (i lot 26x142: "or will exchange for le: lot or second _trust_note (ulf com- | mission to brokers. Main 7033 or Col. ’JOTE atter’s pm: SALE OR REN’I‘—HOV;ES.E $4,750. T R R g R t) section. -1 ha Poth "Bay Window. “brick house: celiar: :r.clfl("l ‘hts. This houss is exceptionally St 8800 o L5 e Blraed, o temd JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 PENNA. AVE. SEE. REALTORS Southeast. 3 ACRES WITH 10-ROOM HOUSE Just oft Boulevard in Hyattaville. House has hot-water heat, electricity and gas: is in_excellent’ condition. Call Lincoln 368. SALE TO COLORED. $6,950. Nice six-room home: ideally located: three doors from colored school. Room for garage on lot. Must be sold this week. Reasonable cash payment and terms. THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., 910 _156th St. N.W. Main 8049, READY AT REDUCTION. Open Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m. See it at 5440 Nebraska Ave. Beautiful Dutch colonial home located in Chage. D. C.. the popular residential di o 2Jcn, reome, hath sad_shower, hardwood floors. attic’ floored: garage to match: lot 40x125. This home is just completed. and oftered at greatly re- duced price. Don't fail to see it Sunday afternoon. QUICK: R&Q{g}g Co., Inc, 1410 H St. NW. Main 5482, Cleve. 3677. JUST OFF 16th ST. $12,950.00. is a home that is a real value and a_location ~ that cannot assed for convenience 1o schools, stores churches. full twenty-foot wide brick residence nglish_concrete porch, six roo: I; double rear porches. A with and screened: floors: al modern improve: ments, W Mlcmnln and whings. n -aied, and ready o Foucan b set. '::l;,.‘;m;:g" n in gour own ‘all Adams 416 after 4 BEDROOMS, $12,500 — The most complete tapest brickhome. butlt by ‘one ‘of the. best Lriid ers, containing eight rooms, two bath h.. elec., two-car garage, porche w. fection. near bus, cars and See this_homie. Submit offe AVM.'S. PHILLIPS & CO., Inc., PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 P.M. 1432 K. M. '4600. *hool ATTENTION, COLORED. BUY YOUR HOME NOW. MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT. Small Cash Payment. Balance Like Rent. Newly papered and painted. Excellent Condition Throughou Ideally Located. Call for Appointment to Inspect. J. DALLAS GRADY, 004 14th St. N.W. Main 6181. WOODLEY RD. $11,000. The opportunity to purchase for less th cost complete tavestry brick home just of Conn. ave. and 1 square of Woodley rd. The home, which 1s practically new, containe 6 large rooms. tile bath. h.w.h. electricity, concrete frong porch, inclosed rear porches, oak’ floors. Paved sireet and alley: garage. WAL S PHILLIPS & CO., Inc, 1032 x 502" Botlon ™™ 1. 1000, t 5.-ROOM _ BUNGALOW, UNFURNISHED, Fkoma Park. D Co with 'all modern m: §os. " Call Co- HA! rms. bath and extra lavatory, screened mnh attic; am.. Deep lot: next to alley. asonable. Photie Cleve. 3880-J Sunday, or Dol RS A R - COLORED SPECIAL. 420 First Street. SE. brick, ‘modern, “space for garage. $250 cash and easy terms; open 2 to § p.m. or phone owner, North 9109-J. . WANTED TO BUY—HOTSES. T WANT TO BUY A SIX OR EIGHT ROOM house In convenient section: can make kood ment: will mal . ow airs, dter, - Address Box 201-V. Star office t ENCE SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOMS. 6-rm. carpent ESTD B Peasant. Cicvatand Park or mear 15tk and Decatur: good cash payment: give full description and_ lowest price. o agents. ‘Address Box _354-V, Star office. OWNER. D! G LARGER HOM pay_all ‘cash. providing emall moderr homd s taken as part payment: must be near all- night car service. 904 F st ne. Lincoln ULD LIKE TO PUR( eight room brick home in D. C. and car line: have $250 cash. b state price and street number. {rom owner. no_agents. _Address Box 91-V. Star oftice WANTED TO BUY DIRECT FROM GWNE! 8 6 to 8 room brick house. Like a oot section, convenient iq cars and Ca o Lite 1 [ ent Pl e ooy 104 FLORIDA REAL ESTATE. SE_SIX OR near school »Si PALM _BEACH. FLA —CORNER 1OT, Ocean Drive near Iniet. Tdeal “restricted T L o G O S SR owner, A w Mar- [IRtAR g S AR Houiston_Hotel. 2 A FOR RENT IN L. ), ~—BEAU SR, Mmogern.| completey. Turmishad Hope: 8 rooms, 2 baths: Arcola heat: antique fur- niture: oriental rugs: 2. garage; over- {gnl&u ll"':l'; ke, Will ‘rhent lr?m Jan. 1 % r_month. e’ ex- chansed. ' Box 2620, Lakeland. Fla. & OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE . HOTEL —PROPERTY ~FOR ~SALE, 35 yms. furnished com and l’o‘lflt: steam ’ ricity . at fl:lr&am Gate- way of Shenan qnal Fark. 20 pas %m’é{u e dally, Population. 8500 B this, needed. . sec 0. Warndssoro, Va: ¢ TION, MEMBERS | REAL ESTATE Baltimore Markets ! BALTIMORE, December cial).—Closing _grain prices | No. 2 red Winter wheat, 147; | red Winter garlicky wheat, 1.40, mestic No. 2 vellow corn, old, 92; cob | and 3.30 per barrel. No. 2 and 56%; No. 3 oats, 521 and by rye, & and 95 Dairy Products. Due to increased receipts of native and nearby eggs and a slackening in demand on account of high prices the egg market slumped badly this week, values dropping 10 cents a doz en from opening prices Monday. The market closed easy today at 46 cents a dozen for firsts in free cases, but with offerings that do not show qual- ity it is not a question of price, but of a buyer, the trade preferring Western refrigerator eggs to So- -alled native and nearby fresh. Prompt shipments and careful grading are necessary to command top prices While the general live poultry market rules fairly steady, turkeys, due to liberal receipts the past week and lonly limited demand, are easy and values show a decline, young turkeys today being quoted at 40 cents a pound against 45 the first part of the week Old turkeys will not bring over 35 to 38, while poor and crooked breasts are slow sale at 25. Large fat Spring chickens and fat brojlers are more active, the demand being good at 23 to 26, but Leghorns will not bring over 21 to 23, while poor and thin stock is neglected 18 to 20. Fat old hens 31 pounds and dver also in good demand at 22 to 26, but lighter fow! and Leghorns will not bring over 18 to 20, while old roosters are plenti ful at 16 and 17. Market for ducks and steady under ample receipts sale for choice fat birds at for the former and 23 t latter, but small poor stock is not wanted at 18 to 20. Guinea fowl and pigeons are in light receipt, and meet with ready sale at 50 to 75 each for the former and 30 to 35 a pair for the latter. Choice to fancy dressed turkeys are the only poultry that will bring a premium of more than a cent a pound dressed over live stock. Choice turkeys are selling 43 to 4 fair to good 40 to 42, but old toms and poor birds will not bring any more dressed than live. With a fairly good demand prevailing under lighter receipts all this week, rabbits have ruled very firm, with choice, fresh killed stock bringing 5.00 and' 6.00 a dozen, and fair to good, 3.00a3.60, but stock arriving in poor condition is slow sale and of uncertain value, being more a question of finding a buyer than price. Produce Market. The white potato market continues steady and shows little change from Jast week under a fairly active de- man, but. centered on well graded No. 1 stock 3.00a3.25 per 100 pounds, while No. and ungraded potatoes are sale at about half price. Eastern Shore McCormicks and red potatoes sell about 50 cents under top value: Market for sweets and yams rules easy, and outside prices are ob- tainable only on good dry stock, as dirty, as well as heated or mixec stock is_slow sale and of uncertain value. No. 1 sweets bring 1.50a2.25 barrel, and yams 1.25a2.00, bushel hampers of both sell mostly 40a1.00, as to quality and condition. Demand for native and nearby vegetables only fair, with prices mostly in buyer's favor, and it takes choice stock to bring outside prices at the following quotations: Beets, 100, 3.00a5.00; brocali and kale, bushel, 40a50; carrots, 100, 4.00a6.00; onions, 100 pounds, 1.75a2.75; oysterplants, 100, 5.00a7.00; parsnips, basket, 50a60; Savoy cabbage, bushel, 50a75; spinach. bushel, 75a1.00; turnips, basket, 35a40 for washed and 25a30 for unwashed stock. 11 (Spe- today— . 2 do- | ! t geose is with fair 23 to 26 or the Live Stock Quotations. The general live cattle market rules easy under ample receipts, both on the wharves and at the stock vards. For cattle of first value there is a fairly good demand, but under grades are slow at inside prices. Quotations today at Light street wharf: Beef cattle, first quality, pound, 8 to 9 common to medium, 5 to 7; bulls as to quality, 4 to 6; cows, choice to fancy, 5 to 6; common to fair, 3 to 4; oxen, as to quality, 3 to milk cows, chotce to fancy, head, 50.00 to 75.00; common to fair, head, 30,00 to 50.00 calves, veal, choice, pound, 1312 to 14; ordinary to medium, 10 to 12; rough and common, § to small culls, 7 to 8; sheep, choice, 6; old bucks, 4 to 5; common, 2 to 3; lambs, spring, choice, 13 to 131; fair to good, 10 to 12; com- mon, thin, 8 to 9; hogs, straight, 12 to 12%; sows, 9 to 10; stags, 5 to old boars, 3 to 4; live pigs, 14 to 1 shoats, 12 to 14. NEW YORK MARKETS. NEW YORK, December 11 (®).— Flour easier: Spring patents, 7.25a 7.50; soft Winter straights, 6.30a6.65; hard Winter straights, 7.15a7.50. Rye easy; No. 2 Western, 1.04% f.ob. New York, and 1.02% c.if. ex- i port. Wheat—Spot easy; No. 1 dark Northern Spring, c.if. New York, lake and rail, 1.62%: N Winter, f.o.b. New York, lake and rail, 1.541;; No. 2, mixed durum, due to arrive, 1.48%; No. 1 Manitoba, lake and rail, to arrive, 1.55% in bond. Corn—Spot_firm; No. 2 yellow, ¢ track, New York, lake and rail, 94; No. 3, yellow, due, 91. Oats—Spot steady; 55%. Lard—Easy; 12.90. Tallow—Easy; extra, T%. Other articles unchanged. DISBURSEMENTS HUGE. NEW YORK, December 11 (®)—A total of $1,695,236,767 in cash dividends has been distributed by the various companies of the Standard Oil group in the 15 years which have passed since the dissolution of the old Stand- ard Oil Co. in 1911. The compilation, made by Carl H. Pforzheimer & Co., specialists in Standard securities, shows that 1926 will establish a new high record with disbursements of more than $200,000,000. Additional stock dividends and subscription rights for the 15-year period nearly equal the cash dividend payments. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. 2 THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. i Valuable Going Bakery Busi- ness, Including All Equipment and Building Situated at Premises No. 816 Seventh St. S.W., Same Being a Two- Story Brick Building Contain- ing a Store and Bakery on the First Floor and a Six-Room and Bath t on the Second Floor, With a Two- Story Garage in the Rear. By authority vesied In us. wo will sell at ublic_auction, in front of the ises. on RUESDAY. TuE FOURTEENTH DAY . OF DECEMBER _A.D. 1926, AT TWO O'CLOCK P 'the following property: Lot §12 in uate ‘460, improved as above. together With the good will of the bakery business eatablished therein. also including the fol- lowing equipment—2 Blodgett Gas Ovens, 1 Thriit Gas Oven. 1 Barrel Read Mixer. 1 Read Cake Mixer. 1 Dutchess Divider. 2 Glass Showcases, 2 National Cash Registers, ‘Wooden Tables, Troughs. Pans and all other necewsary equipmept to conduct a lcl,ll! bakery business. Property may be inspected. ‘Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of « trust for $3.000.00. at 634 % cent. due in January, 1028, further particulars of which Will be annouriced at time of sale: the pur- No. 2 white, Middle West, 12.80a special, loose, 7% and while | 2 hard! YALE BACKS ITS OWN DRAMA PRODUCER New Theater Dedicated by Present- ing Play Written by Student, With Students in Cast. By the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn., December 11. —Inviting the cuter world only to look listen and admire, Yale Univer- sity’s department of drama burst forth last evening full-fledged, standing foursquare on its own feet, asking no favor of playwright or producer or techniclan or actor, or even thea- ter owner. For in a new theater dedicated to the department of drama pro duced a play written by a student in the department, acted by students, di. rected by students, with lighting and costun nd scenic effects all by students. Never hefore in university history has such a complete job been done. Only the mem of the cor- poration and officers n versity, the dean schools, full professo cers of the dramatic present at this firs possibly six, dedicators Boyd Smith of Elk student in the d workshop of Prof. Pierce Baker, was the playwright. His offering, “The Pa- triarch,” is a_tragedy of West Vir ginia family life, in three and five scenes. After its original writing it was pr selected aud Iy and fully revised during the Summer. The cast included Herbert man of Philadelph Katherine T. Clugston c beague, Me. E h( V. Williams of New Orle: Gaunt; Andrew L. Bytle ville, "Ala., as Jeff Gretchen H. Steiner, as Leah Tanner. was tion wer of the five, or performances. W. Va., & George J. Liber , as or Gaunt Herschel Joe of Gunte Tanner, anc Grinnell, Towa, | was well received by the first-night audience, will be produced in New York some time nex: vear. Drive Against “Cotton Blues.” ABILENE, Tex., December 11 (P).— Driving away the “cotton blues” with a co-operative advertising campaign is the plan of members of the Dally Press League of Texas. soon to be put into effect. Twenty-seven Texas dailies have agreed to run a total of 724 fullpage advertisements to tell their readers and the world in gen eral that, despite 1l-cent cotton Texas' purchasing power was never greater than now, considering cond tions in all industrie { GASOLIN’E’ PRIbE CUT. NASHVILLE, Tenn., December 1 (P).—The Gulf Refining Co. through its local agent, J. Crowell, this after- noon announced a cut of 2 cents a gallon on the price of gaseline in Tennessee, effective Monday. The an- nouncement follows conferences held by Gov. Peay with officials of gasoline companies on the subject of prices in the State. BIG UTILITIES MERGE. LEXINGTON, Ky.. December 11 (#).—Consolidation of the Central Pub- lic Ut Service Co. and the South- ern Gas & Power Corporation was announced today at the latter's office here. CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT. NEW YORK, December 11 UP).— Wall Street hears an important change in the management of United States Industrial Alcohol probably will be announced after the directors’ meeting December 16. HAD PROFITABLE iEAB. NEW YORK, December 11 (#).— Record oil consumption in 1927 and a profitable year for the industry were forecast by Mason Day, vice president of the Sinclair Exploration Co., sailing today with a group of Sinclair official: The party will visit Africa and Russia. | { e MO 5% CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. By Special Leased Wire to The Star. STOCKS. 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