Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1927, Page 35

REAL ESTATE. SALB-SUBURBAN PROPERTY. (Contimued.) BUNGALOWS. garage, $4.800: $100 ] . '$150 cash. $50 monthly S00: 150 cash, . 2605 Brent 1 T 'REAL SUBURBAN LOCA- only 15_minutes to downtown busi- lendid 5-room bungalow on throughout. _ Just _the place you are looking for at $4.050; emall cash payment. $45 ner month O. B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor, 945 K St. NW. 2 1 o tons mess gection Jarge lot. Mo 4 miles from Congress Heights: L. HEISK S ROOMS ™ & | poms, $10. JOHN T. " FOREST Bath KNOTT NEW 3.ROOM. BATH B me, a.m.i 40x130 room wh. electr bath, garake, nvenient to bus ‘and 23 or Falls Chur 9 RENTING and_sleeping poreh. h-w. heat. n s ing porch. maid's Toom larce rooms. $64 ILLIE, Laurel ar ephend 309 month rage. S.room and bath 2mi garage: $40 month, O, ZINGER.Phone Hyatisville hungalow B. Z. H: { RENT—CHEVY CHASE. D C. Ehted at niFht—5609 30th 81, Farage. 3008 McKinley st.. $: Not illymi- 713 Girault ave.. Va. Highlands, Va bath. $45. Green ave locks from electric Jine. S87 7 near ~ school 8 Baker st and Mt 2.car warage $10 ‘mo. Appiy TOW. H-WH. Dlocks BATH, HOT- | hot water fur- heat and continuo blocks from car shed: large front poreh line ‘and stores: $50 5 rooms and hath: heat and hot water Jurnished: nice locatign " txo, blocks from t 5. Col. bunzalow. hath 6.1 house. hath 6-r._house. am.i amai = SALE OR REN ) EASONABLE _TERMS—NEW ouse. modern. Nearly acre of [inute drive io city. E.F. ranklin Park. Rosslyn P. 0., Va. SALE—HOUSES. ORNER_CONNECTICUT AVE. IN CHEVY hase—8 rooms. brick. sloeping poreh. ga- Taze. oil bumer. electiic, refrigerator: well finariced. _ Cleve. Main 401 16th ST HEIGHTS—7i1® 1ith ST. N.W. {near Holly st.)—English tvpe, new detached home. 9 rooms: built-in zarage: iot 50x125. Qren evenings. _Built 1o sl for $23000 Present owner will accent $20.500. Phone OWNER. Cleveland G80. for car to inspect E rick. aml.i ound. 15- MSTRONG. BROOKLAND BARGATN—3426 9th ST. N Nearly new 6.£. b. tapestry b 18 as rent OWNER. Cleve. 2587. 6! z;EA‘ TI"FL'L NEW HO“F ‘hA.r’zl.s‘l)‘oBO\"I‘" € on two avenues. ~Wor i seil for $10.750. Terms. Phone Cal. B374:W e AN Bkfi‘ox{g_nn o EMI-DETACHED, A1 ront. hack vard: o cash— % o Gwner. Mr. BOYD. 1338 & st. now. WANT TQ SELL MY NEW BRICK TWO- EDROOM HOME and_will make the price Intercsting and ‘terms $45 a month. Apoly Tid L st ne. MODERN CORNER HOUSE. 415 Oth ST. D.e.—Seven rooms and bath. with large i losed " siceping porch. fireproof garage, w.h.. electric. light. instantancous water eater. laundry and toilet in basement. cold- Storage room under front porch. windows eaulked. metal weather - stripped. metal screcns. copper wire. Wails and ceiling of first floor covered with cotton and painted: walls of parlor and dining room paneled: Dew roof on house and porch. Many other onveniences not usually found in small ouse, and all in first-class condition. For rflm and terms apply at above address. or hrough_your brok: . 'LORED—GIRARD N.W. “11th AND I e g e Toome ! dlechine oors., CLEVELAND PARK—6_ROOM Ioi: ideal location: real bargas owner__Call Cleve. 1675-J. i = CAPITOL HILL IDENCE "MUST Bl guonificed. 8356 cash. bal. like rent. will this’ excellent brick house with 13 r. nd 3 baths. h.w.h. electricity and garage. [deally arranged and located for rooming ouse. boarding or apartments. To inspect, address Box 304-8, Star office. COLORED—# ROOMS AND -wh. elec.. cellar. alley. garage ardwoo CORNER BATH, [ spa. d 1l Cash. $500. thly. qhn_uh 3! monthly. 65. one_Adams BEAUTIFUL. MODERN. BRICK HOME. IN excellent northwest location. near 14th_ st. ear line. with four large bedrooms. modern throughout. ~Owner anxious for auick dis- sal will ‘sacrifice for considerably less han .000: no brokers. Address Box R0-S.Star_office. SEEKERS | spect this bary | sleeping irect £rom | ardwood floors throughont. he four large porches: lot 124 ft. deeb to aljey: sodded and_ fenced. 4 10 9 pm.._or phone Decatur 1761, “TTCHEVY CHASE, MD. Near the Circle. $25,000. One of the most beautiful streets in Chevy Chase. on a 1ot 60123, with beautiful shrubs and trees. this home presents an opportunity ‘not to be overlooked e house is of stucco over hollow tile_construction. has a wide porch across the front and is of center-hail_plan (4 bedrooms) . There are 8 rooms nd two baths and all such as hot. liehts. hardwood m | ngs, 10 see it DGE Franklin $6,650. Will take $300 for My Equity —in beantiful bungzlow just off R. 1 ave ne.: 5 large rooms and baih hot-water heat dern imo: ition. N electricity _and _ali ements. In fine con- rcar dine and school PER MONTH CALL COLUMBIA 4516 TWO EXCEPTIONAL BUNGALOW BARGAINS. 87,150 $6,450 $300 Cash $200 Cash 5 rooms. hath. open fireplace, hard- wood floors, breakfast alcove. built- in_refrigerator: near cars. echools. stores. In perfect condition. Lot 165 ft_deep. Garage. Phone De- catur 1761 after 4 pm 3518 QUESADA ST. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. An ideal compact, etucco, detached home, located i one-hall blocks east of Chevy Chase Circle. Seven large rooms, larke olosets, tited bath with shower, tiled fireplace. built-in _garage beautiful shade trees front and rear Lot 40x145. Conven- ient to stores. school and churches. Price. £12.000 on terms. It will pay you to in- TACOBSON BROS,, OWNXNERS AND BUILD! S, Main_ 2138, Wisconsin FOR SMALL FAMILY. $5,975. $50 Per Month bath: breakfast, $150 Cash. Brick: four large rooms. and front porches: hot-water heat. hardwood floors, Jots of closet room. full celiar, laundry trays: deep lot to Dave alley ‘one block to bus. After 4 p.m. phone Decatur 1761, COR. BRICK BUNGALOW. Rarely do we have the privilege of offering this much sought after type of home in a good northwest location #0 reasonably priced. It is truly beautiful. of red brick with white trim and sloping moss-green roof. set on a gently rolling landscaped yard. Large Tiving and dining rooms, open firenlace. model kitehen. tile bath with built-in tub and ample, cheerful Dedrooms: large covered side porch: hardwood floors. hot-water heat. etc. Tnvestigate befare it is too 1 DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc., 1621 K St NW. Frank. 5678, PETWORTH BARGAIN. Eight Rooms and Tile Bath. Built-in Garage. $10,500. This splendid eight-room home. built by one of the best builders. is in excellent con- dition and is located in one of the very best f Petworth: eonvenient to car line. graded school. stores and churches. buiit-in_shower. and built:in garage. home is 20 feet wide. Ideal for a large family. or may be rearranged 80 as to ac- commodate two familis. Price is much lower than other similar Lomes in this com- munity. 2 i Phone Wisconsin 2763 or. after 5 pm. ‘Wisconsin 4034 FIRST TIME OFFERED. 1427 KEARNEY ST. N.E. New Semi-Detached Brick Home. $6,950—$300 Cash. $59.50 Monthly. Just completed: five roo; Worthy of your ingpection. Open from BIG BARGAIN. $100 CASH, Balance easy monthly payments. 505 Longfellow st. n.w., 6 large rooms, tile bath, house fully screened. For sale by THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,, 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W. CASH ' WILL ™~ LEND HOME no bonus. Ad- meeded for down payments dress Box 242-S. Star office. HAVE BEEN TRANSFERR) Fod, Broom hose, le Fary now rentcd, S1 CORNER RESIDENCE. 3-STORY. PEBBLE. | dashed & rooms. 2 haths. glassed and heated | gleeping _porch. ser vorch. colonial ront porch, front and side entrances, e! ot-water heat. Third floor complete ap ment: larze heated garage, with toilet and eink. Near Capitol and Library. $10000. OWNER. Line. 718. o MINISTER LEAVING SELLS _AT_ COST Beaguty] O-rodm bunkalow B wh. Takoma ark. _Terms. _Shep. 3168-W. 1% ¥OB SALE—COLORED_—EUCLID ST, 10 FOB AT g R Howasd Cot 38,500, OWNER. i912% 14th st. nw. 5% RFAL HOME OF 7 ROOMS. BATH AND v, mist be sol (mmediately, = Ingpect d make offer. Call Cleve. 4830, 5209 Lathedral “ave. ROOM AND DATH BRICK; FURNACE .500. Big reduction for_substantial cash payment Address Box 172-S. Star osfi}lfl HOME_BY OWNER. NNEDY-D. Eieed 6 rooms. tle bath lights: Ruud heate: ecree! porches: 2-car garage: vacant Sept. 11 st N . ‘colonial. 4-year-old Schich you must see to appreciate. on_premises. @13 E ST. NE __KENNEDY-BUILT HOME. Open_Saturday_and Sunday for_inspection. E HEIGHTS. VA —SACRIFI EEF Baien colonial Tome. eon ms. hotwater heat and cvery rovement: garage: five minu tore. bus car. Ses OWNER. Room 558 penn_ave_nw N W: EXCELLENT N s tle bath elect ts: ‘high elevation. A ‘reai ba homes. Owners Chevy Chase Bungalow. $7,950. $500 Cash, $72 Per Month. Surrounded by be hardwood floc : open fireplace in garage: mear car for”the smail famil, after 6 p.m. on a nice : hot-water reh: built. SEMI-DETACHED EIGHT-ROOM BRICK. Situated in one of the finest im- proved and most convenient northwest sections and_has every modern ap- pointment. including _fireplace, sun arlor, lavatory on_first floor. two uilt-in _ dressers. hardwood floors throughout. full tiied master bath, garage and large, well landscaped lot; Priced for immediate sale: we will arrange the terms. DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc., Frank. 8678, 1621 K St. N.W., $renine Phons ‘Service Ut 8 B 3609 LIVINGSTON ST. Center-entrance colonial, next 1o corner of Chevy Chase Parkway: 7 beautiful rooms. Jarge side borch and garage: located i Chevy Chase. D). C.: rear gchool and stores. J.H. GORDON 31.” L. 1935. 1424 HOLLY ST, N.W. HE! —Semi-bungalow. 7 rooms, etc.: large lot. An unusual opportunity to ul this val- uable property. built to sell for $22.000: priced at_$16.000 for auick sale by present owner. " Open evenings.” M P IRVIN. Main 30!)‘!?> 1410 G St. N.W. 7% FOR COLORED—I1522 YOU ST. N.W.——2. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 35, 1927. SALE—HOUSES. SALE—HOUSES. CHEVY CHASE CORNER. $15,000. Imposing detached corner home in ane of the most exclusive sections of Chevy Chase Full width living room With open fireplace and French doors opening on_covered side porch: large reception hall. dining room and kitch- en: snlendidly arranged. ample bed- rooms and two full tiled baths: de- tached garage. A delightful home of eyery modersi convenienco onjy & short distance from Conn. av - er is ordered away from city and priced it 1o sell DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc., Frank. 5678. REAL BUNGALOW. $8,350. Located on a 75-foot-front lot. heautifully planted with flowers and ehrubbery. we ofter this delightful bungalow. Just a few minutes’ run from the heart ol the city, et with all the advanipges of the’ suburhan community. The house five rooms and sleeping_porch. . at fic with starway. garage. hot-water heat., electric lights. large front poreh? hardwood floors and _every Modern convenience. Reasonable terms. A home thai must be seen to_be’ appreciated HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., Realtors, G 1412 Eve St. N.W. nklin 9503 DETACHED BRICK. 5623 COLORADO AVE. IDEAL LOCATIO} 4 bedrooms. lovely bath: some tiled lavatory: . e benati i frounas +Cost $22,500. MAKE FAIR OFFER. By owner or Any Broker. Col. 2006 LOCATE FOR SCHOOL. We want you to see the nice 8-room home 2528 13th ST. 1t has a large dining 1iled bath. bot-water heat. t is an_excelent home. kood_condition: within 3 blacks of And normal schools. 14 block of Central. I contains many appointments which are pieas- ing to_the eve. Drive by andl look through it. OPEN 7 TO 0 PM. W. H. WEST CO. 5th_St. in_0900. and Kitche; 2-car garage. SANSBURY MARIETTA PARK HOMES. 8th and Madison Sts. N.\W. FROM PROPOSED NEW R 1 T % T S Rt The prettiest new homes in Washington within $1,500 of the price. Second to NONE in point of con- struction and equipment. $8,950. Terms Like Rent. Do not fail to see them. SAMPLE HOUSE 731 MADISON N.W. OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.1{ N. L. SANSBURY CO,, INC,, 1418 EYE ST. N.W. MAIN 5004. CHEVY CHASE . werful bargain in a handsome new etk reing. Jocnted. in the, finest part of | Chevy Chase, just a few doors west of Conn ave. It contains 7 large. outside rooms. hard- wood floors throuxhout. built-in garage and every modern impro’ ent. and many spe- L foatures O i been materially reduced for a ‘"I;k };‘]'l‘l ticul; RO ‘o particulars soe - B“ ()I“'EN EDMO! Realte 1106_Vt. Ave A WOODRIDGE SNAP. rooms. tiled bath. breakfast alcove. nice front horeh. A fireplace in the fiVine room which helps to_make it cozy and comfortable Newly napered and paint- Basement under the entire house. sta- tubs near school Lot 40x104 to R uice home for the person with See s Fi pant |‘("mu$‘me1nn and moderate income price &nd_terms will surprise vou W. H. WEST CO., 916 15th St Main 9900. COLORED. and hath. $4.750 and bath. 0. centrally ~ located. DAVIS & LIPSCOMB, 11156 U §t. N.W. 1st COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SECTION OF 14th ST. In the heart of this center of population we have a large 3-sto; taining 11 rooms. 2 baf 2 tories that has been placed on the market at a very reasonable price With a good frontage and an economical depth to a paved alley. the situation is ideal for business CALL US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. McKEEVER & GOSS, INC., REALTORS. B-room hrick 7-room. brick Both houses Easy terms. 1415 K St Main 4752, BURLEITH HOMES, ADJACENT TO WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL. Consist of 6 rooms. tiled bath. abundant closet space. double rear porches. ' They are thoroughly modern in finish and appointment. OPEN FIREPLACES. $9,100-$10,750. We shall be glad to call for you and drive you out to the Sample Home at 1708 37th STR SHAN Main 2345. SHANNON & TAKOMA PARK. Well located on a concrete street and neat detached stucco home containiny flowers, garden or chickens, CHEVY CHASE CORNER. $15,950. BRAND-NEW center-hall-type home of large_attic a set, sewing room and 2 full ; ouk floors tp equipment: grounds pleasingly landfea hin “the District, . stores and car ‘and represénts a material reduction. /E. BRIDGE. and’ is but 2 ON & LUCHS, Inc, SN COLONIAL VERANDAS. x sunny rooms. Tiled .:lh with nh(;\\;'erh o, equipped kitchens. oot S00F TFOURhOU: Aer heat $8,250. TO REACH: Take any bus going_east on Rhode Tsland ave.. the Mt. Rain- ier “car. or drive out Rhode Island ave. to 3rd st.. or call us and we'll be glad to drive you out 10 the Sample House at 2412 3rd STREET N.E. LUCHS, INC. Main 2345. $6,950—REDUCED OVER $1,500. enfoying the benefit of a lot 50 by 100. & B Tomes Dtk Sroderat eat o ol Great opportunity for exercise of one's suburban hobbies, whether by Convenient to street cars and stores. Easy cypress-siding_construction, with slate roof: and built-in_garage. besides 8 large rooms and down: hot-water heat and full electrical . This property corners on an avenue, squares from Conn. ave.. so that church. bus lines arc within easy distance. Present price ’ Close to 20th and Belmont rd., a nearly new brick home—a 4-bedroom house—with SALE—HOUSES. CHEVY CHAS NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE: $12,450. ‘This beautiful new home. recently com pleted. contains sn unusually large living room with open fireplace. Attractive living porch. exceptionally large. The diming room is well Er(mm‘l[ml!d and extremely bright. Modern kitchen with large outside pantry. On the second floor are three laree, cheer- ful bedrooms with extremely large. lighted closets. There is & completely equipped tile bath: hot-water heat. hardwood floors up- #tairs and down. xas and electricity. The lot fronts 50 feet on a concrete street with cement wdewalks and is over 100 feet Geep. There i & built-in_earage. This_delightful home is situated about short blocks from Connecticut ave. excellent neichborhood. convenient 10 sppointment to inspect phone Wiscon- sin 2763, or after 5 p.m.. Wisconsin 4034. | NEAR MILLION-DOLLAR’ BRIDGE. $11,500. This full 20-foot modern residence. located in_an exclusive neighborhiood. is offered at this snc- rifice fieure to effect an immediate sale, house is just about five rs. has four larze bedrooms and a tile bath on the second floor. hard- wood floors throughout. open fire- place in living room. hot-water he: elec.” lichts, etc. Splendid lot, 12 feet’ deep. “with garage. ~Decidedly ome of the best buve that has been offered in this seclion in the past vear. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., 1412 Ere st NW ™ prankiin 95 MODERN BUNGALOW. In Northwest. $9,850. Here is a \fl'{ desirable. modern bungalow. well Jocated in the Dis- trict, within a 12-minute drive of the heart of the business section. It is situated on a lot 150x209. improved with wide front lawn. several large shade trees. 15 fruit trees and grape arbor. This house was built by the present_owner and_occupant for his wn e, Wide front porch. - well 1S ortioned living room. dining room. kitchen, two good-size bed- rooms and baths. all on one floor with attic above. Modern in every respect and complete with karage, have been waiting for real be sure to have ‘Us show ¥ this one. See Mr. Hall HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., Realtors. 1412 Eve St. NW. _Franklin NEW LELAND HOME. Chevy Chase, Maryland. $11,950. Immense Shade Trees. This attraetive new home. just being com- pleted. is of the popular Duteh Colonial de- sign and is on a beautiful lot with immense shade trces. This is one of nine homes just being finished and we believe this is one of the most attractive groun of homes we have ever offered at the price. There are six real rooms—the living room is 23 feet long with open fireplace—lots of closet space. Completely cquipped. including shades. screens, yard_sodded and beautified wit hery. Paved _street, cement sidewalk, absolutely all modern con- veniences—one ‘block from car line. bus line and stores—convenient 1o the Chevy Chase High School under_ construction, and the Chevy Chasc Graded School. For appointment to inspect phone Wis- el consin 2763 or, after 5 p.m.. Wisconsin 4034 BARGAIN IN A and_ paint North 771 brick ain NACOSTIA. OWN YOUR HOME. FOR THE RENT YOU NOW PAY. Inspect the following homes. They are n;‘h'l‘:ll reagonably. and terms that you can affors 1389 F st. ne elect. Its.: perfec Tooms. condition bath: b-w.h.. Fla. ave. ne—6 ar garage, rooms. bath Uhland Terraco n newly de 110 Uhland Terrace ne. (corner house)— 6 rooms. bath. porches: garage. These homes are now vacant and im. mediate possession may be had. Call our office for keys WAPLE & JAMES, 1116 _14th St M. 10260. COLORED—$250 CASH. Near 11th and Girard sts. n.w.. a beautl- ful 10-ro0m and bath brick honge in execel- lent condition. having am.i.. including large ellar: has long back yard 86 wide alley with plenty of room for garage. Price, $11.050: easy terms. Call Mr. Louis. Main WANTED 10 BUY—HOUSES A DRICK HOUSE. HAVING FROM 5 TO 7 rooms. Must be located in a od n.e. or s.e. section Will consider old bhouse ns well as_new. Have good cash payment Phone Mnin' 2382 ° Address Room 405 Continental Trust Bldg. ) CASH OFFERED FOR ANY LISTINGS AC- pted by this office Sept. £ fo Sept. 18. 1927: white or colored proverty: cash ad. yanced pending splo. ' SHOWALTER REALTY €O.. Suite 304 Vermont Bldg. Phone Main + evenings, Pot. 5053. ~—6 rooms. bath, Dperfect condition SALE OR_RENT—HOUSES. 815 QUACKENBOS ST, N.W. 1 SQ. GA. Lemariached. > Low Wi, 0¥ eni ied or unfurnished. 5% TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING WITH GA- RAGE. 'BEING ~PREMISES 3605 T STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly recorded in Liver No. 4905, folio 42 ei seq.. of the land records of the District of Columi. bla. and at the request of the party secared thereby. the undersigned substituted trustee will sell at public auction, within the office of Thos, J. Owen & Son, 1430 Ere et nw. 98, TUESDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF SEE: MBER. AD. 1927 AT ONE O'CLOCK P the following-described land and prem: ises. situate in the District of Columbia. and esiznated as and being lot 333 in s ion _of lots lettered and “G" in square 1706. as per plat re corded in_Liver folig 73, in the sur- veyor's office of the District ot Columbia. ‘erms: All cash. A deposit of $300 re- aquired. Conveyancing. recording. ‘etc.. at purchaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with Within fifteen days. otherwise deposit for: {feited and the property may be advertised and resold at the discretion of the. trustees EMORY H. BOGLEY. s Substituted Trustee. 2u25.29.31-52.5 Woodward_Bidg. D. NOTES, AUCTIONEER Large Sale of Desirable Furniture and Household Effects New Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room Suits, Floor Rugs, Linoleums and Other AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. & Co., Inc. Aucts. 715 13th St. REGISTERED Household Goods, Office Furniture | Oriental and Domestic Rugs China, Glass, Etc. At Public Auction At Sloan's. Galleries 715 13th Se. Wednesday September 7th, 1927 At 10 AM. By order of storage voncerns and | other: Terms: Cash. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. se5.8 OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS STREET NORTHWEST. VER'S SALE OF TWO.STORY STONE REC Al BRICK BUSI ENOWN AS PREMIS! VERMONT AVENUE 8 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ‘»nslscd in Equity Cause No. 473221 will séll at pub- lic_auction. in frent of the premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF SE! MBER. 14 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM the following-de bed land and prem- ises situate in the District of Columbia, and beine lot lettered “A” in W. O. Denison's subdivision of part of lot six (6), in square numbered two hundred and fifteen (215) as per plat recorded in the office of the gurveyor for the District of Columbia. in Laber R. W.. at folio 40. Terms of sale: Prooerty soki subject to a first_trust for $35.000.00 and a sccond trust for $11.786.56, further cul; nounced 'at time of ahore sald trusts o cash purchase price in_cash. or all $5.000.00 de- vosit in cash_requited uUpon acceptance ‘of bid. All convevancing. notary fees and re- ~onling at_purchaser's cost. Terms of sale be complied with within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the receiver reserves the right (o resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five days' advertisement of xuch resale in some uewspaper published in Washington. B. EDWARD Adam A. Weschler & Son Auctioneers LARGE SALE OF LADIES’, MEN’S CHILDREN’S FURNISHINGS ey BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT WESCHLER’S, 920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. FRIDAY, September 9, 1927 Commencing 10 A.M. This is an unusually large of new, clean, desirable stock. #5.6.7.8 lot EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIDNAL. Ohartered by Speeial Act of Congress 59th Year Opens September 30, 1927 At 6:30 PM. Standard thgee-year course leading to degreees of LL.B.. B.C. L. and J. D. Graduate courses leading to degrees of Ll M. M. P. L., 8. J. D . and D. C. L. All Classes Slelt at ‘Hours Convenlent for Emuloved Students SCHOOL OIF ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT Degres courwes of collestate erade offersd in Poiifisal Soience Govern- ment Economscs. Pavchol is. tory Finuoce Busine and Languages Address, Secretary Tel Main 6617 818 13th St. N.W. pm COURSES BENJAMIN N (FRANKLIN ONIVERSITY ra 17th and Bi ortation Building Main_ eixht-two-five-nine George Washington University Law School ESTABLISHED 1865 Member Association of American Taw Sehools. Class A. American Bar Associntion. 1t forenaon course. 5:00,to 2100 A, ADDIOY cmbloved stidente. 5510 10 S:p5 P A, Classes Bezin Sevt. 21st STOCKTON HALL 720 Twentieth St. W. 1640 'HICKMAN scsiooL OF SPEECH .‘:. New Loeation, 1319 ¥ . _bet. Courses in_Self ' Expression und Public Noeakis for Business and Professional Men and Women, Organization Members, Salesmen, ete. Voice und Speech Truin- ing. English (Spoken wnd _Written) . Kelf Development Courses for Confidence. T i 5 Privite Susraetiony Day 5% ! e ! Evening. Phone Franklin %318. 10* PROPOSALS. COMMISSIONERS. D. C. WASHINGTON. Aueust 31 1037: Sealed’ pronosals will be received at Room 509, District Ruilding. until 2 o'clock p.m.. September 14 1927. 1y grading 16th streei n.w.. Kalmia street to the District line. agzregating approximately 45.000 eubie vards. Form of vroposal at. som_427. District Building SEALED PROPOSALS IN QUADRUPLICATE ii be received by the Director U. . Vet- s’ Bureau. c/o The Constricting rtermaster. Knights of Columbus Build: . Walter Reed General Hospital. Washin ton. D. C. until 11 am.. September 9. 102 and tnen” opened. for fiirnishing and ' layi Ii :olcum and rubber flooring in the Mess and Kitchen Bidg.. and 2 Ward Buildings Walter Reed General Hospital. Information may be obtained upon _apniieation to_ above off Deposit of #1000 reauired for return Gf vlacs and specifications. aul1.16.19.24¢5.6 LED PROPOSALS 1IN TRIPLICATE {1 be received by Constructing Quar- termaster Knights of Columbus Bldx.. Ars Medical Center. Washington, D. C.. until 1 am. Sept. 9. 1927 and then opened. for furnishing and installing_interior wocsi fin- tsh_and_furniture in Library. 2nd floor. Mes# & Kitchen Blaz. and ceilings in Mess & Kitchen Bldg. 2 Ward Bldgs. and certain corridors at Waiter Reed General Hospital Deposit of $10.00 re- guired for return of blans and spectfications Information upon application to m 2110.15.18.22.505.6. s EDUCATIONAL National Schoo! Fine & Applied Art FELIX MAHONY, Director Interior Decoration, Costume De- sign, Commercial Art, Posters, Color, Dynamic Symemetry Professional, Cultural, Fundamental Courses, Personal Instmuction. Chiidren’s Saturday Morniing Classes Day and Night Cllasses Connecticut Avenne & M 1747 Rhode Island Ave. Main 1760 Begins October 1st . COLUMBIA KINDERGARTEX TRAINING SCHOOL Reopens October 5. 1027 SARA K, LIPBINCOTT, Principal The Westmorelahd ingto September 27 Exclusively a day law schoot Member of Association of Amer Law Schools Rated ' Claws AlSo “DAINTiNE - walls above | 1927-1928 Sesstons Commence Thursday, September 15 For late afternoon classes Tharsday, September 22 For mornine classes For trormation apvly 10— Hugh J. Fegan, M.A, LLB, Ph.D Assistant Dean Georgetown Law School 506 E Street N.W. Teleohone Muin 3293 T Donaldson School (Episcopal) College _ preparatory school for boys 10-15. Small classes. Individual attention. High scholastic standing. 180 acres. New fireproof dorTmi tory. Catalogue on request. T. N. Denslow, B. A. lk::nar. Md. DEVITT SCHOOL A tully accredited school with # practicable honor system. supervised study. college board standards. small classes. large faculty of college- trained men and individual attention Its students are to be found in more than 40 collezes. in Day and evening classes the erades, college preparatory for arts and cos. preiaw and pre medical courses, West Point. Annapolis. Coast Guard, U. §. "Army commission, air sorvice, college entrance ex- aminations and post-zraduate courses. Fall Term Opens September 26. Catalogue on request. 1414-1418 Thirty-third Street N.W. Between the O and P street car Hnes Telephone West one-five-five-two. Excellent facilities for participation in"all Torms of athietics by DR GEORGE R. DEVITT. Principal. Critcher School of Painting and AppliedmA‘_rts Portrait and KYOTO 15 GO0 IN APANESE LIFE City Has Long Been Scene of Coronations—New One 1s Planned. Japan's Imperial Coronation Com- mission has just announced that the | Emperor Hirohito will be crowmed in Kyoto in November, 1928. “Kyoto, where the 125th of an un- broken line of Japanese Emporers will be crowned, is ‘the eternal oity of Jupan,” savs a bulletin from the Na- tional Geographic Society. “What Jerusalem signifies to_ the Jewish world and Rome to the Latins, Kyoto means to the Land of the Rising Sun. It is the focus of history, the center of recligion, the geat of learning and the patron city of art. “Mo@ern Kyoto was laid out accord- ing to imperial decree in the year 794 A. D., and was the Emperor's place of reiidence until the royal family moved to Tokio, the present capftal, in 1868, contllues the bulletin. ‘‘Fol- lowing the example set by the Chi- nese Tang Emperors in planning their capital, the Japanese city builders laid out Kyoto in squares, nine long, straight streets running ‘in sither direc- tion, cutting each other at right an- gles. This original plan has been somewhat interfered with by various conflagrations and consequent rebufld- ing. Midway through the city runs the rocky bed of the Kamogawa, or ‘Duck River,' and on three sides rise ragged hills, covered with pine and maple, from whose leafy eobscurity peep historic temples and nviting tea houses. Away on the plain to the south Ties the busy manufacturing district of Osaka. ‘Gosho Belies Nume. “The Gosho, or old imperial palace, belies its mame, Tor it was completely rebuilt after @ fire in 1854. It s @ collection of one-toried buildings, set in gardems of the best Japanese land- scape style, the whole covering 28 acres. Entering by the ‘Gate of the Honorable Kitchen,’ the visitor, afver leaving his shoes, wanders through one hall after aiother, bare of furni- | ture, but decorated in the gol@en lacquer of Japan’s most noted artists. “Pillars and beams of unpainted wood show a grain fine as satin. Floors are covered with waft ‘white matting. Sliding screens, causing the artificial landscaping of the imterven- ing garfien to seem a part of the pal- ace itself, form the walis. The whole palace gives an impression of mellow and severely simple beauty. “‘Nijo Castle has stone walls and & mote and curved eaves, like the Ori- ental palaces of dremms. It used to be the residence of the Shogums when those ministers were more powerful than the Emperors in whose name they ruled. After Admiral Perry's advent in Tokio Bay, the Emperor dismissed his haughty deputy and held the reins himself. The glories of Nijo Castle were aesigl:eflmm nhplrgr to the Jap- anese worl e supe: prestige of the Shoguns over the Emperors. Now it is imperial property. “With the rival courts of Shogun and Emperor as patrons, art early flourished in Kyoto. Workers in bronze and tvory, artists in brocades and crepes, skilled embroiderers and makers of @umascere and cloisonne flocked te the capital. Possibly be- cause of this early start, it is in Kyoto that the finest examples of JYapanese artistry are to be soon, and workers there are saill to be least contaminated by the commercialism of modern Irge- scale production. “Many artists work in their own homes and sell ofily by appointment. A prospective buyer Is introduced, sips tea the proprietor, discusses the weather amd: Joys of his tour, then sees a few objects of art brought from their boxes, and at last emerges tri- umphant with a cloisonne vase or damascene cigarette Case. “The clear waters of the Kamogawa Rl.livermmldmb. without rival in the matter of setting bright<colored silk dyes. . Kimonos of Kyoto Gelsha girls are celebrated for the magnifi- cence of their coloring. On festival days the streets become veritable flower gardens. No Secrets in Homes. “Interminable streets of low, gray- tiled houses are monotonous in archi- tecture, but ever alive with interest to the foreigner. From his Jinrikisha seat the tourist reviews the home Iife of Japan in minute detail, for in fair weather the sliding paper screens of the wall panels are pushed dback, leav- ing shop and dwelling open to the world. At night the effect is one con- tinuous stage. Grandfather ia ki- mono and spectacles reads the paper. mother feeds the baby, little boys nod at their sums, artists toil over paint- ing or embroidery, a fat man sleeps on the floor with his mouth open. In & tea house guests are helng served tea and orange and sponge cake. One party is gay with sake. The reel goes on and on as long as one rides. It is the monotonous every day of a great Japanese city, but fairy dream to the newly arrived tourist. “Kyoto has famous temples, Bud- @hist and Shinto. To Vvisit them all ‘would require weeks, for each has its unique interest. In one is a great bronze bell, struck like a gong from the outside instead of by a clapper from within. The world-famous gar- dens of another contain a century-old pine tree, trained to the shape of a Junk in full sall. The glant beams of a mewer temple were wet in place by ropes braided from the hair of ‘woman believers too poor to contribute coin. These great black cables are lvrle;:::ed as an ohject jexson in faith- u E 3 Life Classes 7 good rooms and tiled bath and also’a sleeping d d tiled bath and al 1 i date as regards oak floors throughout, hot-water heat and electricity: brick garage on paved alley. This property. practically as good as new, is offered at a material reduction, as circumstances compel its sale. by American Bar Asso ation. Three.vear course for LL.B.: Miscellaneous Goods All By Auction orch. Everything strictly up 1o Design, Interior jon Ctrielty: “brick ghvage Costume Design and Poster Advertising Saturday Merning Classes for Children ®ain at $8.500:_$1.000 cash, monthly. JAMES. 4 o Main_10260. 3 650—BRICK HOME OF 8 ROOMS AND “To this ancient city of history, art and religion the constitution of Japan ar garage: near 3rd & K sts. ne. t home OF invesiment: terms ar- WAPLE & JAMES 3115 14th St. N M TIFOL 4-BE M H grounds. tion will convince you & 55,208 SUBURB. hed home cre in & bes - Jot. o on a well impr foot front. n one of - most desirable suburbe, There Is @ large living room with fireplace. bay- window dining room. sun marlor or breakfast room. kitchen and pautry on the first floor, and four well ar- ranged rooms and bath on the eec- ond floor. There are all conven- iences, such as hot water heat. elec- garage. hardwood _floors. laundry. ete. and s espe- well built. having been con- for the owner but a few A very good offering that handled “on very moderate Call Mr. Crutchfield to in- TON, Inc., ved cor: Washington s s a%0 e terms c dley 135, JDLI L NW. ¥ 9503._ IAL—COLORED. 1227 Kenyon St. N.W. A bargain—d rooms and tile bath: hot- water heat, electric lights. hardwood floors front d back porch ): house in first-class condition cash and bal- ance like rent. If you are looking for a real home inspect this and other rmr(»rn-n 1 have for sale. in il sections. $3.000 and up. Office not open ntil Tuesday. i Phone Office North fl:]J or North 6371, oom_No, BENJ. F. FLETCHER, HOM beautiful R % o R SOl Bk 4 bedrooms. elec.. bath. famous low mmlr"'u\%-‘i“;flo- cement ERIESNCE FOR ‘SOME ONE, . 9691. R. L._ELLIOTT o, N SPECIAL COLORED. nd prie every n o0 81 ot o pioe, e s 5. Main 3677, Cleve. 1817, = h Opén Sunday. __ ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOME. Chevy Chase. $14,750. ly e Connecticut av line. stores and schools, It contain thing a most discriminating buyer requires The living room and dining room are fin ished in - attractive tinted morene: opening from the living room is a large side porch The kitchen {s well appointed. having a large outside pantry directly adjoining. There are three large, light bedrooms with ample closet space’ and a fully tiled bath. There is a bullt:in garage in the basement. Phone Wisconsin 2763 or. after 5 p.m.. WEST CHEVY CHASE, D. C. 5011 46th St.—$15,750. Facing Public Park. 8 large rooms. sleeping pore tiled bath with ghower, doub new detached home 1% well threnghout. _conveniently beautiful surroundings. 4527 Fessenden St.—$14,750. Detached. modern. 7 rooms. bath. shower. garage: large lot has 80-{t. front. Open_ for inspection, or phone OWNER. West 2848, 0 DETACHED HOME. Petworth. $9,950. Thie modern detached home, cated in ‘that ‘convenient section. near Grant Circle and St. Gabriel's Church, warrants your immediate in- spection. The house is 0f 'frame construction. newly redecorated inside and outsidé and presents & most pleasing ¢ffect. It is most livable rrangement. containing six roome. open fireplace in living th. hot-water heat. elec. ens. weather stripping and other extras. Beautiful yard. roses. flowers. fruit trees and grape arbor. A, home that affords all suburban advantages with all in-town conven- iences At this price, it should sell sun parlor. rage. This built, modern located ‘and has To- CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW. $14,750. frontage of 60 feet: living ‘room, dinin oceupy the front o stained-shingle the house, while ki heating “plant, electrici s are beautifull on_convenient, as developed section. WM. H. SAUND: 1433 K St. FOR $60 A Drive out 16th St quickly. See it today. HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., 1612 Eyo st 8 prankian 0808 . 1437 K St. NW. room and large reception hall constitute the rear of the dwelling: good garage on alley WARDMAN, Ot the California type—all but servant's quarters on main floor—on lot with a exterior, center-hall type, outside shutters: ith generous open fireplace tiled bath and sleeping rooms arly new hot-water ipment. while the specially xood and ave. in a thoroughly itchen. pantry e Environmnt squares from Conn. ERS CO.; INC HOME SELLERS FOR FORTY YEARS. Main 1017. SIX ROOMS AND TILED BATH MONTH. A new brick built semi-detached house, with built-in garage. kitchen cabinet, ex- cellent stove, bullt-in refrigerator: laundry in basement. Oak floors. sleeping porch with French windows, double rear entrance. brick built bay windows flanking front porch. You have not seen the best house in this price range If you have not yet seen this new $7.650 home. The terms are exceptional with only $60 monthly payments. Walking distance to two ¢ar lines and to schools, churches and stores. Call at 611 Rittenhouse any day until 9 pm. or phone Columbis 5984 for trans- vortation through Colorado Ave. to Rittenhouse: or take Georgia Ave. cars or 14th St. cars marked “Takoma™ to Rittenhouse St. Tuesday, September 6 AT 10 AM. D. NOTES, Auctioneer TERMS: CASH. TJTOWEN . AUCTIONEERS. THOS. J. OWE ATY & SON 14256 EYE ST. LUABLE D TRUSTEES' SALE OF V. CCO - TIL WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT AND HOT: ATE 2 DIX STREET NORTHEAST. By virtuo of a certain deed of trust. dated November 4 1926, being instrumeiit No. 193, recorded November 8. 1926, among the land ‘Tecords of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. ‘the mndersigned trustees will sell at publie auction, in_front of the premises, on MUESDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AD. 1 O'CLOCK P.M.. the follo: and_premi tnate in the District of Co- lumbia, and designated as and being lot num- Dered fwenty (20) in block numbered elght (&) of "John W. Glennan's combination' of fots numbered séven. (7) and eight (&) in the subdivision of “Linwood Heights." as per plat_recorded in the office of the sur- veyor for the District of Columbia in Liber Fpttna®of ale: Purchaser to make first ms of sale: trust for $2.000. interest payable quarterly. at seven per cent. and balance 1o be paid caahor ail cash. at option of parchaser. A de { $300 will be Tequired at time of Ses G1 onvevuncing. ecording revente i ! o e o5 o Gompiied with within thirty”daya % the EIGHT- LLING Irom day of sale. otherwise the tru serve resell the property. T ane ;Eto}o defaulting purchaser. five days’ risment of such in some mwlnw" published in Washington. A LIAM R. DeLASHMUTT. WHENR T 29 _502.5.7.10.13 Automobiles By Aauction At Weschler's-- - 920 Penna. Ave. NW. WEDNESDAY g September 7th, 10 AM. Eoting” A" wbe L. (h°WT vears. Address: Secretary, Ad- ministration Office, Brook- land, or 213 Denrike Bldg (1016 Vermont Ave) North 4181. 1603 Connecticut Ave. N. 1966 BEACH_BAV e o e The Englesid SEPTEMBER AT BEACH HAVEN! e e ottt retmaine. ogen ot courts. "The Engleside remainy Sevtemeber 20the R. F. ENGLE. M. Columbia School of Drafting JOHN FLEMING, President 14th & T Sts. N.W. 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Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. IS requires the Emperor to return for the coropation ceremony, many cus- toms of which are handed down from the dawn of civilization,” ACTOR DIES ON STAGE. BOSTON, September § UP).—Arthur Deacon, comedian of the M Ma- lones Co., collapsed last night on the stagé’ of the Colomial Theater at a dress rehearsal, and was pronounced dead on arrival at the City H Heart disease apparently was the cause of death. = Deagon started to speak to the stage director when he pitched forward to the stage. He was 5§ years old. e MOVING, PAUKING & STORAGE. Moving—Crating—St iz ern.“:_n_lw % °'§§°! Main A LONG DISYANCE MOVE RS Sl MOVIN STORAGE, KRl m Co., INC. 16 Eyo 8t N W. Malg 2010