Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1929, Page 44

16 REAL - — e BALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. (Continued.) ESTATE. SALE—HOUSES, (Continued.) | ¥O CASH_REQU] . 350 PER MONTH, will buy attractive five-room and bath brick bungalow near business section of Mt. :mm:r, ami Call OWNER, Hyattsville FOR home sites, fronting Bradley and River roads. in front of Congressional Club. about ,400,000 sq. ft. Beautiful hill, handsomely ped. FULTON R. GORRPN, Con- ti 1 Trust Blde. Main 5231% BARGAIN — $100 CABH AND ~MONTHLY Ppayments of $85 buys this wonderful 4-bed- room home, located about one mile from Chevy Chase, just this side of Kensington. About three years old; hot-water heat, 2-car | garage, hardwood doors: in perfect, condl: jon and a corner lot. 75x175. Call Main 2920 at_once. as this property must be sold. MT. RAINIER—BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS AND bath: gas, electricity, h.-w.h.. garage; con- venient location. Reduced to §3.95¢ terms. DUNN & CO.. 3303 R. I Rainier. _Phone Hy: llp 810. WOODRIDGE—-JMODERN. 8-ROOM BRICK house: terms to suit; bargain. North 7671. * | BALLSTON, VA -- NEARLY 1: ACRE. 20 fruit trees.. hedge, shrubbery; house of 5 bath, h.-w. heat. elec., gas; close to churches, transportatiol Ovm:r. Clar. 340-J-1. 6 SACRIFICE MY UNUSUAL_10-RI HOME | and 18 beautiful acres. all in_hardwood irees, flowers, pasture. etc.. on State road north of D. C.: fine residential zone_ For particulars address Box 385-M. Star office. _ LOT FRONTING PROPOSED LEE BOULE- vard, Bon Alr, Arlington County. Virginia. . —40x150. Immediate sale, $290. Main 6850, A e R E NEW 6-R. HOUSE, 3 ACRES GROUND. GA- rage. outbuildings: 1 block off Lee Highway 20 minutes out in Va.: am.i: large orchard only $6,500; terms. Address Box 269-S, S('ar office. S % OF AN ACRE AT WELLINGTON VILLA. |l Mt. Vernon, 280-foot river frontage; $-room , and bath house: a.m.i A._S. DONIPHAN & SO 903 King st., Alexandria, P Phone Alex. 95. POR SALE—-WONDERFUL HOM provements, 10 rooms. Call Berwyn. 281. PORCED TO SELL BELOW COST A FIVE- | room bungalow. with garage, in suburbs. { quire at 3204 Alnbama ave. s.e. for keys. | MT. RAINIER. NORTH OF RHODE ISLAND ave., just one block from D. C. line -5 rooms and bath: hot-air heat. electc. lts.. con- Venient to schools, stores and bus. Price, $3.650. E‘l‘ terms. v . ALL M | t U COLORED—8 RMS. clear; OPEN— 121 rec. hall. fir 4706 8th ST. beautiful home near Sherman Circle. in new condition. cedar _closets. slate room, built-| Open 1 to 6. heat mo. 3677 change. yard and garage; cars | weather strips. screens. built-in ice box. monthl: | 314_Investment Bide. ELEC. TILE BATH, ar 15t and R; property your_terms. Dec. 1160, IRVING ST. N. £} eplace, gar.; mod. tapestry brici Seli $2.000 less. Col. 1122, _ g $4,000 REDUCTION IF SOLD THIS WEEK: yicinity 2600 13th st. nw.; modern. 10 rms. cellar, attic, etc.: 2 baths; trade. reni B REAL SACRIFICE—MODERN, 6-RM. BRICK, concrete colonial porch. at Soldiers’ Home, . elec... Frigidaire, ofl porches; doubie gai Inspect, make offer. Petworth: h.-w. er, inclosed rear moving Florida. coln 8183 _ e FOR COLORED—RANDOLPH ST N.W. 6 rooms, bath, modern. Reduced Main 7965 or Lin- Y Lin- W__WILL SELL THIS to_immediate buyer. for 7.450. Must be seen to be appreciated. B wner, Col. 6628, FOR SALE_CHEVY CHASE, D. C.—6 R¥S. ath. £0.250: generous terms. NEW DUTCH COLONIAL. CHEVY CHASE. D. C., 5437 Chevy Chase parkway, one block east of Conn. Livingstone (s exceptionai barghin: e Cleveland 4571, _ garage: between Legation and bath, shower. 2 floors . 'throughout. instantarieous heater. garage and side porch. FRANK M. DOYLE, 927 15th St. N.W. ' 'Main 7965._ COLORED. 5 rooms, bath. gas and elec. hot-water vacant: like new: $50 cash, $35.50 per HOLMES CO., 1004 K st. n.w. Main SPECTAL—COLORED. Near 14th and Harvard Sis. N.W. 9 rooms, 2 baths; vacant: price, $3.000 ess than other adioining houses: might ex- Main 3677._100¢ K st. n.w. BROOKLAND BARGAIN- 38, Girard near 12th n.e—4-bedro ave., 6 'rooms, hardwood attic, avatories. semi- detached. all-brick modern home, with iarge A most convenient loca- | bus_and street | schools, equipped home, ion near _stores, completely with, CHAS, . SAGER, Realtor. 924 14th St N.W.___ ' Main 36, COLORED —DOWNTOWN. 3500 CASH. Near 2ith and Pa. ave—Handsome brick, 6 rooms. cellar, bath, hot-water heat, elec- Price only $6,950; ric lights: fine condition. L. E. F. PRINCE, payments, $49.50. ith St. N.W. North 96: ays and evenings. Cleveland 4943. INVESTMENT OR HOME. BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS—RIVERDALE. | Lot 120x150; zarage. ~Rented at $50 mo. Price $3.500. $350 cash. $50 mo. A H_SEIDENSPINNFER. Balto. Blvd., Riverdale, Md. Hyatts A REAL BARGAI Pive-room bungalow. with finished room in_attic, double inclosed slecping porch. two- | & car garage: modern and in excellent condi- |2 fion: convenient to cars. stores. etc. First ¢ trust, $4,250. 512 per cent. Price, $6.750: terms to suit. _Call National 3240, RAISING POULTRY? Now is the time to get busy. You know that another 8 weeks and eggs should be set. The early birds bring in the money. This lovely 3';-acre pouitry farm just north of the Districi line, about 3 miles in Mont- | gomery Co.. improved with a §-room house. electricity, water. etc.. a large poultry house With brooder and other eauipment is DOw offered at a price and terms which should { i appeal to the poultry reiser. Come in and we will tell you t it W H. I CO, M. 9900. 1519°K St. N.W. AKOMA PARK. Wers attractive 8-room honse with large. autiful grounds, D. C. side: one of the st properiies in Takoma; owner leaving. 10-room hcuse. best section of old Ta- Xoma: level lot 50x200, with beautiful shrubs and trees: house entirely done over: new ‘nrmu. new ano[.b ln}i’eln "onl‘osflureclusure. s & bought af 13,200, hoNow-tile Spanish efiect_eottage: extra wide and decp lot: paved street. ¢ $6.800: very attractive 6-room bungalow: every modern convenience: h.-w. heat; oak floors: fireplace: newly decorated. soBUIdIRE lots; $500. §1.200; on paved street, 2,500 and $3,500. Cité Boi Dailir o Fakoma Park. rens’ Ban . " = Shepherd '3002. % $5,500.00—IN SUBURBS. 6 rooms and bath. modern: large lot; con- U to center of city from hilltop.” Easy + 449, Cleve. 6382. "BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK. LET ME HELP YOU CHOOSE YOUR HOME. $8,950—-Beautiful Dutch Colonlal of 6 ar- tistically planned rooms, reception hall and attic. - Prettily paneled living and dining Tooms. Garage, to match house, of English grey shingles. Excellent location in new de- {elopment of high-class homes. Very easy erms. MAUDE H. LAWRY, Shepherd 2546. 213 Cedar Ave. WOODRIDGE, D. C. 24th and Perry Sts. New colonial house. 6 large rooms, break- fast aleove, clec. refrigerator, open, fireplag % shower. 5 e ONNEMARNN. Owner and Bullder. ¢ BUNGALOW BARGAIN. higan Park. 5-r. and b. bungalow, I’Vf‘l‘ ;fl-fl, lot. concrete street and alley. !iouh arage. Price reduced for quick salt One-half block from R. 1. ave. ne. ex- eeptionai 5-r. bungalow, glassed-in sieeping and -dining porches. large ttic, _fully screened and metal weather-strippe Built- in garage. Reduced to 3$6,250. Very easy terms. Phone owner, 7203. ““RENT—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FROOM BUNGALOW. 2-CAR BARN, ACRE d. on Columbia pike in Md.. nicely lo- htgd 525 month. Shep. 3076 after 5 p.m. HED 6-ROOM HOUSE: ATTRAC- sonable. 314 Greene ave.. Au);o.rl PLE & JAMES, IN 1226 1 s cl c o a more & WE o) s c: T o 9 ) 3! BUNGA- with ami. ed-in _sleeping_and back porches: h-w. heai: newly decorated; garace. Close to isth st. car and stores: $65 month._Call Georgia 676. ________*_ TAKOMA PARK — FURNISHED COTTAGE, located. am.i: economically heated: ‘monthly. Also 3 unfurnished bungalows. Shepherd 2453. E-ROOM BUNGALOW, CLOSE IN: ge, water on porch; acre lot; ETTY 5-] M NGALOW, CLOSED e, Dorm Obarage: esconemt Iocation. low. 7 leeping porch, garase: 15N . "ave.. Takoma Park. Ga. ‘£ 6 ROOMS, BATH, HOT-WATER ; Saten P eleciricity: 320 per, month. 461 Cherrydale ave. near Lee Highway and Lyon Village. Phone Clarendon 1904. {OUSE, 4 ROOMS AND CELLAR. NEAR | ey Crotsroats, Heasonaple rent. AD- | iy Box 213, Arilnston. Va._______ g , 7 ROOMS AND BATH, A. SN EE SAYDRY. Bailton, | Falls G- = e s ‘ li(‘ioA"AkD;‘m;rllg. AM L GLASSED- n_sleeping porch: a mon s*and & room bungalows. am.L; $25 and $30 & month 7-room house, ami: 325 a month. O B. ZANTZINGER CO., Main 5371 or Hvatts. 72 FURNISHED HOME, $65. Furnished home in Lyon Park, Va. six| Fooms, bath dern’ improvements: ga- Tage house 15 Clarendon It s month; e = SALE OR RENT SUB. PROP. SACRIFICE. SILVER SPRING, MD. five-room bungalows. bath. attic. cellar, 1. garage. Terms to suit jdress Box 101-S. Star_office. = BY OWNER — COLONIAL HOUSE, 6% rooms. garage, larse lot, trees. 10 Shermen ave.. Takoma Park. Md. Shepherd 3179-W. * 6-ROOM HOUSE AND 1 ACRE OF LAND on Conduit_rd., half mile beyond District | ]Dnne West 265. Owner at 5348 Cundulllr_d _ SALE—fIOUSE SERY ATTRACTIVE—9 ROOMS, 2 BATHS: bedrooms:_excellent h.-w.h.: 3 fireplaces: detached. Cleveland Park. one block {rom Conn. ave. stores. $16,000, Terms. Phone Clev. 55 e kays TWO 6-ROOM HOUSES_ONE. 400 BLOCK M st. n.w.; one, 700 block Gresham st. Bar- #aind._ N, 30 Prl e VERY ATTRACTIVE: 9 ROOMS, 2 BATHS (5 bedrooms), excellent h.-wh.. 3 fireplaces: detached. Cléveland Perk, block from Connecticut_ ave., stores; $16,000; terms. Cleveland 553 il FOR COLORED _COLONIAL BRICK 6-R. Ib. house. a.m.i. finest n.w. section, overlook- Ing park. $6.950: eusy terms. Ad. 5193-J. * 118 5th ST. NE—i-R. BRICK. HOT-AIR heat, gas and elec. 2-cir garage: good con- | dition; close to Capitol, Library, House and Benate Bldes. A bargain: terms. =¥ COLORED BARGAIN NEAR McMILLAN Reservoir: 2-apt. house of 3 and 4 room: Hath with shower, elec.:_easy terms. TTRACTIVE HO aths. in Col. He $8.000: $1,000 cach. Star ofce i & OPEN SUNDAY 207 B ST. SE._SEE this wonderful home. You will be surprised 2¢ low price terms. “E. M. AIKEN, 927 35t st n.w 3556: eve., Lin. 5753 10-ROOM, BATH BRICK, DEEP _YARD. within '; block proposed Lincoln Memorini blvd. Ncar Pa. ave. Reasonable for cash Address Box 61-S. Star offce. e BUNGALOW- WOODRIDGE—5 ROOMS"AND bath; a.m.i: larze attic, full basement; bar- gain for Guick sale. North 4732 i ATTRACTIVE HOME. 11 ROOMS, 3 BATHS, 0il burner, large vard; furniture if desired. 1442 Fairmont st. nw. 6 715 8th ST. N. 9 ROOMS AND BATH, electricity. 1l mbrovements: double gasaus 3508 Park rd. n.w [COLORED—8 ROOMS, TILE BATH, H-W.H ; lgarage: elec.. hardwood fioors; near ist and B! small cash. N. 10192, = 7-RM. SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE ON T ST. Bear 16th st nw. $9.000; your terms. North COLORED—500 & 600 BLOCKS HARVARD sionw 61 &b, aml: newly papered and Painted: A-1 condition, colonial (ype: §7.250; cash 3300, 535 month. Pot. 5799. 7> COLORED BARGAIN § ROOMS, H.-W.H. elec., garage, beautiful bath, front and back Fard: wondertul condition thfoughout. Girard nall cash paymeni: terms s ed. _Cail Mr._Stephens. Dec. 1161 sleeping porch. h -w.h 2185 or West 3104, * OF 5 BEDROOMS, 2 | to refined colored. ‘Address 129-8, L ht: Box Phone MAN, 1 Thomas Circle. SIX ROOMS AND BATH; FURNACE HEAT: | scaped’lot fronting on two streets. spection arranged at_your convenience. OPEN SUNDAY—436 16th ST. B.E. terms reas. ATKEN, M. 3556, eves. Lin. 5753. COLORED—OPEN ~ SUNDAY. terms_reas. Lin, yard, porches, 2-car brick garage. easy monthly payments will buy it. Sales Dept.. Main 1653. bath; b easy terms: 0I5 Boarpitice. 5 - - By COLORED; NEAR 1ith AND GIRARD N. very low. F it OWNER LEAVING TOWN, WILL SACRI- :1::': 3-story brick, from $8.750 to $6.500. OWNER, Clév. 2587, git:_’w DBRICK 6_ROOMS 2 gas. 5200 cash. 340 month includes all and interest. evening, Potomac 2219, Shepherd, Owner {il. | aorth to Turner st. clectric lights, double garage. down, balance like ren NEW YEAR OPPORTUNITY. Only $150 Cash. $45 Monthly. Price Only $5.850. Dandy 5-room brick home, nearly new: hot:water heat, electricity. etc:: paved streei an and R. I ave. n.c. don’t miss_it Fine white section. near 4th Here's a great chance— JOHN M. KING & COQ.. 1008 11th St. N.W. _ Main 2124, 2,500 _TERMSCAPITOL _HEIGHTS _ AT 15t and District line, detached, two-story orner, lot 100x100. This property with sos epairs, is worth twice the asking_price Decatur 4700. BAUMAN & HEINZ- ailey lose to 16th street, opposite Christian Sei- nce Church. A bargain for $6,700. Phone r_call. 3420 16th st., Apt. 309. S CHEVY CHASE, D. C. DETACHED—38,950. Exceptionaliy low priced for this delight- tully refined section. close to the Circle, just west of Conn. ave. Attractively designed nd substantially constucted, with six well appointed rooms. tiled bath, open_fireplace. on a well land. An i -w.h., elec. hardwood fis.; % T. GRAVATTE, 15th. §t. Realtor. Main 753, Evening_phone_Georgia_32900. 92 —NEW h.-w.h, elec., gas. Price and Your inspection, invited. E. M. rick. home; 726 6th ST. elec. Price and M. 3536, eves. 5753. 1319 KENNEDY ST, N.W. 7 rooms and bath (4 bedrooms): a.m.i.; e.—6-room brick: h.-w.h.. E. M. AIKEN, perfect condicion; 3 porches, sleeping porch deep lot, garage, excellent igh location. near all convenfences. glass-inclosed), hi PRICE VERY REASONABLE—TERME LIKE ENT. WAPLE & JAMES, INC.. 1226 14th St. N.W. North 962, Evenings and Sundays, Cleveland 4944. 1007 4th ST. N.E. 6 rooms. bath: a.m..i 3 porches. deep garage; price very low. Terms you an afford. See it Sunday or phone us any time for key. WAPLE & JAMES, INC. St. N.w N V] E. bath: h.-w.h.. eiectric lights, Priced to sell uickly on_terms you can afford. WAPLE & JAMES, INC. 1226 14th St. N.W North 962. QUINCY ST. N.W.—57.450. A very attractive six-room modern home n the older section of Petworth. A bi window-type brick, 20 ft. wide with modern improvements and in excellent condition. is on a quiet street but close to car_ and bus lines. and has an alley in rear and space for ga- (3 Equipped with hardwood floors age. A real bargain. $500 cash, balance Call WALTER A. BROWN. 1400 H. NEAR iith ST. AND ALLISON N.W._—TAl esiry brick; 6 jarge rooms; modern; $8.350. 2865. sarage; easy terms. Adam: * ORTH—MODERN; rick garage; 56850, i [N—COLORE] ARG 3 2-story bay-window brick of 7 rooms and bath: hot-water heat: close to 13th and You several doors from 14th_st. wonderful futufe value, as it is only and zoned 1st $10.500. Address Box ommercial: _price, tar office. Tooms, ‘2 baths: h.-w.h.: elec.: mall _cash payment; '$75 ‘monthiy; Phone Adams 7378. _ garage: priced 9 large rooms: garage Ist ‘and R 'n.w.: $7,500; $1,000 cash; 55 month; now rented. ~Apply Do W MIDDLETON. 3153 Mr. Pleasant St. N.W. | FOR SALE—TO COLORED: EASY MONTH- ly terms; house; Star ofice. & NO CASH; NO AGENTS: nr. Soldiers’ tenanted, Ad. 71387 BRICK electricity; newly papered alley in rear; $4.500; no cash payment, $45 monthly ment to religble purchaser; white or colored. Ser owner, POTOMAC HEIGHTS BARGA!N—NEqfl.LY new, detached: 7 rooms, bath, a.m.i. no cash: 8§ rooms; 3-story briek good location. Address Box 17 365 MO. TOTA! 6-rm, brick: 2 rooms $250. Home; $35; complete furnishings, Sunday and evenings. - ELLING—5 ROOMS, BATH; G large lot: 30-ft. double garage; 1420 A st. 8 5th st s.e. large corner’ loi. Reduced ory. oak floors: AND BATH; 2749. i $11,250._Clev. only | | ms: suit, am.i.: garage: only ~$5.85¢ Mr. LEE, Main 1936. Linc. finom.;.}ilafimfibs’;:mncfii ' HOUSE 3 762 SACRIFICE SALE, $4,350. 1419 G ST. N.E. Brick—6 rooms, cellar, new heating plant, electricity and newly decorated; On{! ments OWNER, day, Potomac 2387; AR WOODRIDGE—BARGAIN. Will remodel nearly new 8-r. and b. tached corner house into 4- . al o purchaser can buy home for 540 419 TURNER ST. $8,050. New 5-room and sleeping porch 2-story yome: large rooms and closets. tiled bath, Kk floors, cement porch. all screened, bullt- Lot 50x100 on paved street. s This is a weal bargein and inspecting. Go out Conn. ave. to then east to Brookeville rd. and Other _homes under construction. JACOBSON BROS,, Quners—Builders. " Wiscons! TQ COLORED. 1323 V St. N'W. Vacant. 6 rooms and bath, hot-water heat. ¥ Terms, $300 WARING, 1416 F St. N.W. _Mai FOR SALE—VACANT. _ 2528 Eye St. N.W. 6 rooms and bath, cellar. furnace heat. Price, $5,200. Terms, 3300 down, balance ___C. F. WARING. 1416 P St. N.W. _ COLUMBIA RD. N.W,, $4,500. Near_Georgia ave. 6-room house on large lot. Opportunity to get good property at low price. C. D. SAGER, Realtor. 924 14th Si. N.W. _Main 36, 1'll Make This Home a Bargain. 1t's a Detached Home. of the Co- lonial " type. surrounded by wide iawns; with a deep back yard; lo- cated In one of the best residential Sections 1 ine Northeast. Overlook- ing Rhode Island Avenué. 6 rooms iiie bath: hardwood floors: "electric- ity: hot-water heat: laundry trays: wide porches and in an exceptionally #ood_neignborhood. 100" will bind the bargain_ and T1l make he terms as low as 360 a moxth Tl 'be glad to come and get you for inspection, Phone N like rent. Colonial-type light-brick home, ful front porch across entire front of house, beautiful mansard roof with attractive dor- mer windows. 5ix well arranged rooms with unusual closet space and extraordinary bath with built-in tub and shower and all other fixtures. ~ Sleeping Dorch entering from 2 bedrooms. breakfast porch with entrance from " kitchen and dining room. ' Clothes closet on first foor, hot-water heat, auto- matic hot-water heater, attractive electrical fixtures, hardwood floors and trim, in one of the finest northwest residential sections. For further_information call Ga. 3532, NEAR 17th & S STS. N.W. Two-story brick home of 9 rooms and 2 baths with modern improvements: located wonder- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., JANUARY 6, 1929—PART _____ SALE—ROUSES. FOR COLORED. PRICE, $3,950. A real bargain. A colonial brick containing six_rooms and heat. is situated in a good kind of terms. JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Penna. Ave. _ REALTORS. _ PETWORTH. “Small-built” Home. ition. riy P (oo Section of the northa east and can be purchased on the easiest $9,995. To settle an brick home loca Petworth, one-half Owner Modern large reception hall porch and two lars 2-car garage. N BIA 3515 SATURDAY ON- SUNDAY FROM 10 TO 8. Mo. Buys Perfect Home. We've kot an opportunity for you to buy a Colonial brick, big two-be room home, in one of the most Al tractive neighborhoods in ti east which may be purchase c easy terms as 340 a month. You'll realize that the rent should be more $40 than that 1750-L St. N. Just Off Bladensburg Boulevard, = Modern in every way. tile Dath: compiete kitchen: one of the most economical heating electricity: big_Colonial {ront ad prettily terraced hardwood _floors: porch Near _schools, yet removed fr trafic. Open for inspection every day and evening including Sunday. Take District line car, ieaving 15th and N Y. gve., riding to 15th and H Walk' two squares north or st ne. transfer to bus. HARRY A. KIT ___1919 15th ST. N. PETWORTH BARGAIN. Nearly new 6-room house with built-in Can_be arranged for two families In good location with paved Easy terms can be ar- fangad, Price $7.650 I, § REALTOR, 924 14th St. N.W. zarage. if_desired. street and alley. _Main 36. ON N crete front porc iron railing. and of course high _elevation, absolute bargain. HEDGES & ___1412 Eve St. N.W. Brightwood, Near Walter Reed Hospital. Semi-detached brick home of 6 rooms and 2 inclosed porches, built-in garage, tile bath: all_modern convenie: 813 Sheridas 1226 14th St. N.W. tate, block left Rouse in per ar : Stion Tall, tile bath. concrete fror screened | cellar well lighted and perfect in every way; stores. om W. HAMPSHIR Near Grant Circle. $10.950. This almost rew brick home lo- cated on this wide avenue near Grant Circle is offered at a figure far below its real worth for immediate sale. The house is_semi-detached with good front and side lawns and an unusu- ally deep rear vard to public alley It is 24 feet in width. elght very large rooms. four separate bedrooms and In addition a large screenedsleeping porch, with ornamental oak’ parquet flooring. drick open fireplace in living room the latest con- veniences. This home is located on a with good view of downtown Washington, and is acces- sible to street car and bus service. An h, all & MIDDL REALTORS, Franklin 9503. nees: n ful 20-ft. in the best section of AG near U. Park, schools, stores. churches, 2 car lines. Small Cash' Paymen(—Balance Monthly. Street N.W. Open All Day Sunday. WAPLE & JAMES, INC. SALE—HOUSES. INSPECT TODAY. BRAND-NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME. 812 SHERIDAN ST. N.W. JUST EAST OF GEORGIA AVE. SALE—HOUSES. An_attractive, light nial-style home’ having and “tiled bath, lights, Pardwood floo: m, throughout, three wonderful porches, sieep- ing porch’ glassed and finished as room. House beautifully _deco ‘throughout, overlooking one of Washington's most beau- tiful boulevards. Owner is leaying town and Is sacrificing several thousand dollars (o cont price to efect an immediate sale. For details call Ga. 2248. 1301 TAYLOR ST. N.W. OPEN For your aporoval 1 pm. until dark. F. A. BLUNDON CO., Main 10._ 805 H 8. N.W. MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS. Unique Detached Home. $17,500. Through an advantageous trade we are able to offer this distinctively in- dividual detached residence at this surprisingly low figure. 1t is situated on a generous corner site adjacent fo the new Cathedral, and within a ten- minute drive of downtown. The resi- dence is of hollow-tile construction with cement finish, having on the first floor a most attractive living room with open ' fireplace, dining room. den_or bedroom. pantry and kifchen. The second floor has two veky large bedrooms, each with pri- vate bath. This home is of cottage desten, with “wonderfully H\andscaped rounds and is well worth your im- mediate consideration. . HEDGES & MIDDLETON, EALTORS. 1412 Eve St. N.W. omrnqknn, COLORED—$6,950. Beauiful six-room and bath brick home in good n.w. location; perfect condition: Bowh. elec) Colonial tlont porch. celiar he and wil ecept easy terms. OV08 AVAY SHOWALTER REALTY CO., 1103 Vt. Ave. Eve. and Sun. Pot. 4491. bath, he This_prol R tapestry h from car_line. shower ; erfect_condition. | Six rooms: rear porche: with Frigidaire. suit., Nortl on_such ARTHUR LEWEY, Exclusive Agent. $3,500. PRICE REDUCED. In = good section of the Soutl 3 off East Capitol sf ok containing 6 room: lawn, hurches _and L Inc, ‘danger " of 3 occupancy. priced and can be sold payment. than ren! on a small . Inc., AIN 4846 314 Penna, Ave. SE. M. 4122 Reaitors . ‘R, Wis. Selling Fast—And There's a Good Reason. 3249. =2 New tapestry brick, 7 and 8 room homes, over- looking Eastern High Sehool grounds. Priced From $8,450—On Very Easy Terms. A combination of splendid construction, fine fea- tures and a most desirable location, at a figure $1,000 or more below the usual cost. There are 7 and 8 large rooms (4 bedrooms), wide front porches; some have screened breakfast porches; built-in or detached garages, hardwood floors, luxurious tiled baths; large sodded lawns and streets and alleys are paved. This is a new restricted section, within few steps of cars and bus, high and graded schools, both public and parochial. Be sure to see these homes before you buy. Exhibit Home, 214 17th St. N.E. OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. To reach—Go out East Capitol st. to 17th then two squares north to sample house. See Any Broker or B. H. GRUVER, Builder. containing wide con- :TON, Inc., Govt. L 4 927 15th st. Main 2670. North_962. CHEVY CHASF Imposing Corner Home. $22,500. Owner ul_home. which inviting " firs beautiful and kitchen. bath, having purchased roperty must dispose of this delight- is located west of Connecticut avenue, on one of the finest sites in Chevy Chase. The house is of the center-entrance-hall plan opening to either side. a very: -floor plan, living room. dinin tile lavatory, breakfast room, pantry The second floor has one ‘master bedroom with private threc other bedrooms. 5 IDAG, other Enjoy the Advantages of Both City and Country. These Fine Homes Are Really a Part of the New Glover Parkway. Exhibit Home—1922 38th St. N.W. Open and Lighted Dally Until 9 P.M. Price, $9,550—Easy Terms. including room. addi- tional bath and sleeping porch. while the top floor has iwo completely fin- ished rooms. Nokol_oil burner. and other conveniences. site with a combined frontage of 160 This residence is a remarkable HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc., O™ Frankin o505, feet. value, REALTY 1412 Eve St. N.W. This home is in splen- did condition and s complete with Frigidaire, ‘garage These homes are truly unique in their superd setting—at one of the city's highest points—facing a beautiful restricted resi- dential community—and flanked by _the boundless stretches of a new Government park. “Pine schools. high and graded, are nearby rnd the community is served by excellent bus transportation. Inspection will prove their valle to be n keeping with the stion. On a corner $8.950. SEMI-DETACHED. Attractive new semi-detached brick home. cheerful ‘Tooms With sleeping porch finished as room, large break- covered front porch. Cedar closet. hard- built-in_tub and Six _bright. fast_ porch. closet with mirror door. wood_floors throughott, one-piece _bullt-in automatic _heater, shower, water 'hea electricity, very large lot. garage. everything you can think of is in this house. Paved strect and alley and only one block from 14th st. car line. in 2500 cash and only 1974, All-brick _construction. Six big, bright rooms. Three wl Master tiled bath, s etc. Hardwood floors ' throughout. Prigidaire. Cedar_closets. Erick fireplace. Big, conyenlien H egulnved kitchen. Unusually deep lot. Paved street and alley. Front lawn bounded by retaining wall. Many other features. SEE THESE HOMES TODAY. enclosed clothes ice box, hot- fact, just about One of those beautiful colonial-type brick homes on Tennessee ave. Park, wood floors, tures, house in with ‘plenty of a real are looking for. buving containing six large. rooms, tiled bath, double rear porches. hard- natural woodwork throughout, hot-water heat and ornamental electric fix- rfect condition. owers and garage, buy and may be the very house Don't fall to e it before For_details call_Lincoln 7083-W. To reach, go out Que or R sts. to 35th, 'th 35th t., and west on T to 36th. Homes are oen and HEhted daily uathl 8 pm. COOLEY BROS,, OR YOUR OWN BROKER. SUITE 1003, 1103 VT, AVE. . just off Lincoln well arranged NATIONAL 9240, Deep lot This is Bargains for Colored. IN_THE 500 BLOCK HARVARD ST. Six-room brick, 3 lots eacn 16 ft. front, with 3 garages. You can make investment. smaller house, near Howard Univer- it an earning sity BOTH AT SPECIAL PRICES. 3151, AL KIT COLORED. OPEN SUNDAY. ’ FOLLOWING BARGAINS. n.W.—6-room _brick, h.wh, elec. bath, gas; terms. 3027" Sherman_ave. newly papered and_painted. 1240 Koo ~5-room brick, elec., gas. 350 cash. $30 mo., incl. all int. Phone _ evenings ing day to— HARRY 1019_15th 1002 Fairmont % water. furtner information 15th_st._ M. 3556 with all city impro: ing back to avenue. accepted. CHA _924 14th 8t N like "homes selling _924_14th ST. N THIS BATH AND st. Wis. call E. eve.. L CHILLUM CASTLE HGTS, $10,250. Conveniently located suburban community vement; modern, detached home on exceptional large lot fronting on Rittenhouse st. and extend- Any reasonable terms 2D SAGER, _(Wis. 3249,) FOR COLORED. H ST. CARS TO 24th ST. NE. KINGMAN PARK. $6.175. OUTSTANDING ~ COLORED _DEVELOP- MENT. THE ONLY BRICK, THOROUGHLY MODERN HOME DEVELOPMENT WITH REFINED SURROUNDINGS. Near extensiye Government Park already provided for, insuring future value; to be outstanding beauty spot; built and finished 38,000 and or large, well proportioned rooms; porches; brick columns, concrete steps, dou- ble rear porches, hardwood floors, hot-water heat, ample floor plugs: deep lot to alley; full concrete cellar with laundry trays. CHAS: D, ' SAGER, FEALTOR AND BUILDER, Fine Bungalow At a Price That Will Surprise You. 18 AN _ATTRACTIVE HOME IN AN EXCELLENT RESI- DENTIAL LOCATION, SITUATED ON LOT AND CONTAINS 5 3 GARAGE IN REAR. VERY SELDOM DO_YOU_ FIND AN OFFER SUCH AS THIS. AND YOU SHOULD ACT AT ONCE. Call Mr. Warren, North 3531. A n.w.—4-room ~brick, VEI $6,950. $250 CASH—$59.50 MO Pretty,colonial-type tapestry brick home, containing six well arranged rooms, tiled bath, beautiful natural woodwork, weatrier-stripped and screened throughout very large sleeping porch full width of house, and finished as a room. Screened breakfast porch and covered front porch. Lot 150 feet deep, with garage Also or dur- INC,, MAIN 4346, $7,950, EASY TERMS. Colonial-type light brick home, wonderful front porcl entire front of house, beautiful mansard roof with'attracuve dormer windows, 1l arranged Iooms With unusual closet space and extraordinary bath with bulli-in tub and shower and all other fixtures. Sleeping porcn entering from two bedrooms, bre: fast porch with entrance from kitchen and dining room. Clothes closet on first floor. hot-water heat. automatic hot-water heater. attractive electrical fixtures, ooir hardwood floors and trim. In one of the finest northwest residential sections. as, B $9,450. < $500 CASH—$75 MO. 20-ft. wide colonial-type light tapestry brick home. Six beautiful rooms, tiled bath with built-in tub and shower, concrete end brick front porch, hardwood 'floors and trim, elaborate ¢lectric fixtures. Master bedroom across entire front of house. Two rooms with entrance to large sleeping porch: breakfast porch with entrance from dining room and kitchen: large clothcs closet with beveled-edge mirror doo: automatic hol-water heater; screens for every opening and porch. Deep lot a garage: paved street and alley. This is one of the finest homes we have ever offered at such a price. See it today. For M, AIKEN, 927 5753. a_seven-room, $8,950. A BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME. This Is one of the finest brick homes on the market, today and st a price considerably below market vale. Colonisl type. tapestry brick, with slate ma: sard roof, ‘concrete front porch, double rear porches, all screened, and awnings. 8ix large, well arranged rooms, tiled bath, usk floors and woodwork and elaboras fireplace: large pantry. Lot 20 by 180: gacaze and nd alley. Con- venient to schools, stores, transportation, ctc. This argain and will undoubtedly sell to one of the first to inspect it. Main 36. _ s-an actual ONLY $12,000. DETACHED BRICK ‘Beautiful colonial-t apestry brick home. containing seven large, , well arransed Tooms And liclond sun paylor, modern tiled path with® built-in vyl wnd shower, hot-water heat, attractive electrical fixtures, hardwood floors and . trim throughout. Built-in heoted garage. Large Jot, beautiful landscape. in a restricted northwest. section. overiooking s Government Park. This price represents consider- able loss to the owner. PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 P.M. CAFRITZ, $9,000; olonlal front N 36. 1016 14th S Main 9080. AUTO KILLS -CHILD! This is a familiar newspaper Take your children to a place of to live. Give them as 'much protection as you can. There is & nice 7-room and bath home at 6010 4th st. n.w., which has hot- heat, hardwood floors, cedar closets, auto- matic_gas heater, screened back porch, sleep- ing porch (glass inclosed) and garage. One block from schools. etc. Paved streets and Brick, semi-detiched and compara. Priced at less than $10,000 and terms. Come in ‘and learn Exci ts, 1T This 2- immediatel ton. Tt heating meters, etc. bath ou a through sireet: wood condition; space for garage: owner will sacrifice for $8.500, which is much less than the assessed value. Call Main 1653 WALTER A. BROWN. 1400 H. HEDGI R 1412 Eye 8t N, mily west of 16th of Columbia rd., has just been listed at a figure several thousand dollars below similar prof s built for two-family use, arate entrances, plants, On' the 2-Family Apartment. MT. PLEASANT. Only $11,750. residence, rick sepi 1 ealtors, riles in separate hot-water rst floor are 5 bath. while the second- tment has 6 rooms and tile [ : each apartment hi sleeping porch. Deep bacl space for garage. and {nvestment combine & MIDDL ‘An excellent home usive ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THIS HOME? 1f 50 let us show it to you. The present owner wants you to have it and has made the price of less ®1an $13.000 & very attractive one. It is in an excellent northwest sec- tion and has 7 rooms (4 begrooms) and bath; also extra lavatory on second floor. Hot- water heat, bulli-in sarage, ronting south.” See this splendid brick home before buing and you Wi 3 located st.. north struction. With_sep- 1wan ate electric THE LURE OF A HOME be fully reali t detached home of 8 rooms and bath. Tt S Rt water Beat and Ts ‘e harmrIpged and. 18 in sblendid condition thraughout. Lo T, school, churches, stores and theater, etc. This is & re a ! Vegetable garden and & new 2-c rd and cated on large lot close to home surrounded by beautiful evergreens and shrubs. zarage. Would you like to see it Tnen call us. "TON, Inc,, W. H. WEST (0, Frank. 0503, Main 500, o 1519 K 8t. N.W. Kk 8 large rooms, tiled bath and hardwood floors throughout; finest electric fix- tures; large kitchen, equipped This home is built of best material obtainable and must be seen to be appre- ciated. Price low and terms to 1103 Vermont Ave. Main 4255. | ust | a 2-story brick dwelling bath, electric Tights: newly decorated and ready’ for immediate This house s exceptionally Tow own with the monthly payments less OHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 5 SALE—HOUSES. TWO UNUSUAL BARGAINS. $7,350. 537 Quincy St. NW. §-room _brick, front and rear hes: 150-ft.” lot; home recently redecorated; thoroughly modern: mew roof; paved street and alley: flowers, shrubbery, etc. A real buy on rental erms. OPEN FOR INSPECTION. $8,450. y 1513 Neal St. N.E. Well constructed new brick home with 7 large rooms, (4 bedrooms). wide front porch, screened breakfast porch, tile with shower and built-in garage: kitchen and bath- room finished in white enamel with Sanitas on walls. An unusual buy at the low price asked. INSPECT ANY TIME. Go_ 2 blocks north of 15th ‘and X sts. n.e. on Bladensburg rd. and turn lefi on Neal st. W. H. HOFFMAN, OR ANY BROKER. Phone Main 2670. North Cleveland Park. Six_rooms, detached, on_big lot: garage. Spiendid home in ideal loca- tion. PRICE VERY LOW. Phone evenings Cleveland 3151, or during day— HARRY A. KITE, INC 1019 15th ST. MAIN 4846, TWO-FAMILY HOUS $4,450. Each apt. contains 4 rms. and bath; ten- ants furnishing own heat ‘and light:' fully rentedi property clear of encumbrance; out- of-town owner will consider sale on easy terms or_trade. CHAS. D. SAGER, 924 14th St. N.W. ___Main 38. NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. $13,750. NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS. Modern 8-rm., 2-bath semi-detached brick and stucco home of English cottage type of architecture; with hardwood floors through- d unexcelled construction and finish out. _For_inspection call Main 36. $5,050.00—N. W. Will Buy semi-detached 6-rooms and bath: bullt-in garage, large lot. Stores and schools convenlent. 5146 Fulton st. n. Cleye. N. E. BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, modern: 15th st.; good location: 1st trust, $3,500; 2nd trust was $3,000. but has been reduced to $1,600. Price, $6,500.00. Will consider closed car as part payment or_eauity. ‘Phone Lin. 9449, Cleve. 6382. THINK OF THIS! Northwest, west of 16th Strest, morth of Mass. avenue—an 8-room and 2-bath brick home in restricted section on through street, reduced from $13,500 to $8.500, assessed for $10,300. This house is priced for quick ac- tion to settle an estate. TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. Former home of one of Maryland's late leading public men, containing 15 rooms and 5 baths. fully detached brick, wonderfuily arranged for high-class club.’ Located on Wyoming avenue between 18th street and Conn. avenue. We have been instructed to submit an offer. Price $60,000. MOORE & HILL, INC., REALTORS. 730 17th Street N.W. Main 117, A REAL BARGAIN TO QUICK BUYER. 5718 5th ST. N.W. 6 large, outside rooms; all mod- ern plumbing, built-in tub and shower; house completely screened throughout; large brick and con- crete front porch; cold storage room in cellar; lot 144 feet deep to wide paved alley; convenient to cars, stores, schools and churches. It will pay you to inspect this house at once. Terms will be sat- isfactorily arranged. Open and lighted until 9 p.m. . {THIS HOME WAS BUILT B WALTER A. DUNIGAN. A SPECIAL BARGAIN. New semi-detached modern home, con- taining 6 rooms and bath, also shower: lot 325 ft. by 125 ft. to alley; on prominent thor- o g R LWL S Suped Jfom £1090 1o 35,050, Address Box OPEN FOR COLORED. First Time Offered. Sample—1306 Montello Ave. 6 rooms—Completely Modern. Easy_Payments. BARGAIN TO COLORED, COL. RD., NEAR 13th ST, 3-story and basement brick home contain- lflr 9 rooms, 2 baths, h. 2-car Address Box 180-S, Star gfllu. o 3 CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. Thence 2 blocks east on Patterson st. Brand-new, 6 rooms and bath, pantry, fin: ished attic and built-in garage; 3-tone kitchen; construction guaranteed first class. Price reasonable, OWNER. Address Box 396-R. Star office. NEW CITY BUNGALOW N.W. ‘ ONLY $8,500. Beautiful bungalow, 7 large rooms, h.-w.h., automatic heater, built-in bath, latest fixtures and improvements, hwd. floors, b.-in garage; close to car line, stores, etc. A new home in city. Popular old n.w. section.. Just what you have been looking for. To inspect, call Adams 4786. e REAL ESTATE. ArmyandNavyNews Navy. To meet the needs of the actual and the projected cruiser program and the existing aircraft building programs the Navy will have need for an increase of nearly 800 line officers by 1934. Just so0 long as the Naval Academy remains the sole source of naval officers, with the exception of the Medical, Dental and | Chaplain Corps, it is imperative that it be continued at an adequate strength of midshipmen to provide for the con- tinuation of the proper inflow to the commissioned ranks of the Navy. At the present time but 55 per cent of the entering classes graduate and receive commissions. To provide, however, for the necessary annual output of approx- imately 336 officers for the line (after present line conditions become stabilized and normal eliminations take place) some 35 for the Marine Corps and Sup- ply Corps on graduation, and 10 for later transfer to the Construction Corps and Civil Engineer Corps, a total of 381, an annual input of 693 is required. A total of 3,281 midshipmen is au- thorized by law at the Naval Academy, including five appointments to each Senator and Representative, but in the appropriation acts since that for 1924 and until 1929 the allowance for each member of Congress has been reduced to three, which represents a maximum paper total of 2,208. The appropriation act for 1929 allowed four appointments to each member of Congress, which would permit a maximum total of 2,743, and since experience has shown that it is possible to keep little over 80 per cent of the appointments filled, the number of midshipmen at the academy, on the four-appointment basis, should average | about 2,200, with an input annually of | 700 and an output to commissioned grades in the line and staff of the Navy and in the Marine Corps of 385. | A board of officers headed by Rear Admiral Edward R. Stitt will be con- vened at the Navy Department tomor- row for the purpose of recommending two officers of the Medical Corps for promotion to the rank of rear admiral to fill vacancies. The other officers on this beard are Rear Admirals Albert M. D. McCormick and Charles H. T. Lowndes, with Lieut. Comdr. Hillard L. Weer, M. C, as recorder. The two rear admiral vacancies in the Medical Corps were caused by the retirement of Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson on December 20 and that of Rear Admiral Lowndes, SALE—HOUSES. OPEN FOR INSPECTION 434-436-438 16th ST. S. The house contains six rooms and bath; all modern up-to-date improvements: hard- wood floors - throughout: nicely _equipped kitchen; tiled bath, bullt-in tub and shower: numerous large ' closets: massive concrete front porches, full width of house: double rear porches; large cellar, with laundry trays: Red Jacket boiler; garage. Price, $7.450. Very easy terms. For Sale I M. le by FELDMAN, Broker, sadams 1347027 4™ PO an0ic 136 $2,750.00. Why pay rent? Buy this. 4 rooms; water, electricity, garage: 3 lots. Conveniently located to_stores, schools, etc. Easy terms: like it. _Phone Cleve. 6382. SACRIFICE PRICE, $9,400 14th AND MONROE STS. N.W. Your opportunity to buy modern §-room brick home, most convenient section. at sac- rifice of $1.500, due to sickness: act auick. C. D. SAGER, REALTORS, 924 14th ST. N.W. Matn_36. SALE OR RENT—HOUSES. SALE OR RENT, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- 5-room and bath Spanish bungalow, Takoma. _Phone Shepherd 2791-J. ' T OR_RENT CHEVY CHASE: Likens_has a bargain place. Day phone N. 7478._Evenings and Sunday Clev. 50 ST. N. e A brick; 2 inclosed 6-room semi-detached porches: near U. S. Govt, Park, schools, stores_and 2 car lines. Open_All Day Bundlg or Phone WAPLE & JAMES, INC.. 1226 14th St. N.W. iorth 962. CHEVY CHASE, D. C Detached, next to cor. Conn. ave; 3817 Morrison'st.—8 rooms, bath, lavatory, a.m.i Apply CARROLL, 918 G st. n.w. Main 10439. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE IN Georgetown. ~ White or colored. ~Condition nc object, but price must be right. Give full particulars. Address Box 60-5, Star office: WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR 6 OR 8 ROOM nouses: reasonably priced, white or colored. EARLE WEST MANSON, 1103 Vermont_ ave. Frank. 9373: eves. Cleve. 5054. o o D s olored _clients Dices and easy terms. E. L. SCOTT. Room 1901 7th_st. n.w.. or Adams 7378. _* RED_ WAN M AND BATH, L™ Sos05 Lo 37,000, Northeast. section. ia 1512-J. SE WITH = — . BUNGALOW OR SMALL northern exposure, in Takom ‘Woodridge or Brookland: near cars. $6,000 to_ $7.000. Have client_ with $1,000 cash ready to buy. McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N, Real Estate, Dept,. 10th and G. n 432. WILL BUY SMALL HOUSES FOR CASH IF price RV Tt Uaddress “Box 112-8. Star office. o e T sl i) 6 TO 8§ ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE: will pay all cash: would like possession within 45 days. E. A. GARVEY, Room 1014, 1010 Vermont e. . Main 5770. OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. B O s e Ho. 107 , of Kansas_Cits. Sale o exchange. Address Box 191-S. Star office. R REGAY SALE OR TO LET FURNISHED. O’IOnl:rsangx lbl’o;'d. éwo hoz!gfi;’%fi;;:fl? nes, . C rar : ‘(’)‘Egol;lé’g? COOK, Southern Pines. N. C. prices 200, NEW DETACHED BRICK. CHEVY . CHASE HOMES. Just Reduced $2,500 to $5,000 Each. Four different period de- signs. Overlooking Chevy Chase Club. Beautifully land- scaped sites; very enchant- ing approach. Six to ten rooms. Side and center hall. Two-car brick garages. Two and three tiled baths. Exhibit Home, 125 Grafton Street. Open All Day. Drive west on Grafton st. from Chevy Chase Circle two blocks to homes. J. E. DOUGLASS CO., Realtor-Builder, 1621 K St. N.W. Met. 5678. FOUR BEDROOMS. NEW—$10,250. This semi-detached brick home is un- usually well built. Concrete front and rear porches. Entrance hall, open fireplace. modern kitchen, ‘buil-in sarage, daylignt cellar with toilet and laundry travs. Lo- cated in one of the best near-in locations in the city, on high_elevation. Easy terms. $8975— N £\ BRICK HOME. This home has six rooms and tiled bath with shower, built-in_garage. entrance hall, concrete front and rear porches. open fire- place, oak floors throughout entire home. 20 ft. wide. Well built. Terms, of course. Built’ and finished like any $20.000 home. GRAHAM & OGDEN, REALTORS. Woodward Blde. _Main 3680. 313 4 NEW YEAR OPPORTUNITY ONLY $7,950. Semi-Detached Brick, Like New. $350 CASH, EASY PAYMENTS—6 ROOMS.. H-w.h., built-in bath, b.-i. garage: near stores and car line; Popilar n.w. section; no_agents. Adams 6 TONS FREE COAL. OFFICIAL NOTICES. OMMISSION OP THE DISTRICT 2N CO UMBIA, Washington, December 78, 1928.—In_accordance with the provisions of Section 3 of an Act of Congress approved March 1. 1920 (Pubiic No. 153, 66th Con- ress, entitled “An Act to Tegulaie U eight, area and use of buildings in the District of Columbia and to create a Zon- ing Commission, and for other purposes’). notice is hereby given that & public hearing | Wil be held in the Board Room of the District Building beginning at 10900 am. January 9, 1929, for the purpase of consid: ering. the following proposed changes in the boundaries of the use. height and area dis- tricts, and of amending the zoning reguln: tions. fo wit: 1. CHANGE FROM FIRST | COMMERCIAL, 90, D AREA, TO_F COMMERCIAL, 1107 D AREA: lots 807. 808 809, 810, D, 811 and 812, sauare 127. known as '805-817' 18th Street N.W. HANGE | FROM FIRST COMMERCIA! AREA. | TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. 1 AREA! | lot 812, square 198, known as 1527 K Strect | N.W. 3. CHANGE FROM FIRST COMMER- CIAL, 90, REA. TO FIRST COMMER. SIAL 900 b AAREA: lots 20. 30, 807, 80 . 56, 54 and 814, square 199, known as oisT26 ‘K Btreets and siley_lots in rear thereof. N.W. 4. CHANGE FROM RESI- DENTIAL. 60°, B AREA, TO FIRST COM- MERCIAL. 60", C AR!A:Ml:lsk'l,%?‘;’l‘uislr;:ln 2-95, incl. square 544, I tireet 8., 5. CHANGE FROM RE IDENTIAL. 60, & 3 FIRST COM MERCIAL. C AREA:'lots 16, 17 and 39, square south of 915, known as 805, 807 and 809" Marviand Avenue NE. 6. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL, 60" B AREA. FIRST, COMMERCIAL, 60, C AREA: the part of lot 5, square 1072, now zoned Resi: Qential, located on the ‘north side of B Street, between 15th and 16th Streets. an known as 1508, 1510 and_part of 1512 B Street SE. 7. CHANGE FROM RESIDEN- TIAL. 'AREA. TO FIRST COMMER- CIAL; 90, O AREA: lots 615. 616, 617, 618, 621, 622, 321 and 28, sauare 2549. being west of Columbia Road. {rom_Biltmore Street to Mintwood Place N.W. 8. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40, RESTRICTED AREA. TO FIRST 'COMMERCIAL. 60°. C AREA® lots 815, 819, 821, 823 and 'the part of lot 827, now zoned Residential. sauare 2704, being in the rear of Park Theater, west of 14th Strect, between Buchanan and Crit- fenden Streets N.W. 0. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40°, B AREA. TO RESIDEN- | TIAL. 60, B AREA: lots 45-54. ‘incl. 808, 810, 812 and 1. sa 2798, and lots' 2-10, inci.. square 2034, being on the west side of '13th Street, between Longfelow and Madison Streets. and on the north side of Longfellow_Street, between Geo: and lath streec HW. CH. REPA, TO RESIDENTIAL, 60', G AREA: rear parts ‘of lots 1 and 801, square 1932, known as 2700 Wisconsin Avenue N.W. 11 CHANGE FROM _ RESIDENTIAL, 'A__AREA. TO RESIDENTIAL, = 40", * “A” "RESTRICTED AREA: the part of the area shown on the map of the permanent system of highways, 1028, to be bounded by Massachusetts Ave- nue, University Avenue. Indian Lane. Rock- Wood Parkway. Reservoir Grounds and West- ern Avenue, niow zoned Residential, 40', A ares, NW.~(continued from last hearirie); 60° 60" 10, oA Splendid, nearly new 6-r. & b. brick home, near ISth’ & Shepherd now. Fine cond: Beep lot to alley. Garase.", Coal bin' fuil Beduced to 3850, Termy to st Open Sinday afterncon.~_Call North 7205 NEW, SEMI-DETACHED. 8 Large Rooms and Pantry. This hefi{l‘xn‘l"flé&“%"u’é;‘ wide (lot 25x120), containing hardwood floors through- out, ‘built-in tub. shower, inclosed breakfast ieeping Dorches. ironing board. 2-car 12. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIA! i CTED AREA, TO, ENTIAL, 40", C AREA: lots 36 and 37, and the rear 80 ‘feet of iof 19, square 4147, on the south side of Newton ' Street, between 17th and 18th _Streets 13. CHANGE FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL. 40", D AREA., TO SECOND COMMERCIAL 40, D AREA: lot 42, square 4347, being south of Prankiin and east of 26th Streets N.E. Amend the defl- nition of “HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS." by striking out the words: ‘provided that in the 60-foot height district. in the case of ! a_building located on ‘a terrace, the height above the curb level may be increased by Daved streets and other features. If interested in buying a real home that will surprise you. inspect thj mediatel. B g floorcan e arranged for an apart 3. FREEMAN. Owner_and Builder, Your Broker, Dri home 1 an_amount equal to the height of the ter- ‘ace above the same curb level. but not to exceed 5 feet.” "W. B. LADUE. FROCTOR L. DOUGHERTY. SIDNEY F. TALIAFERRO. DAVID LYNN. U.'S. GRANT 3rd. ZONING ISTRICT, CO- | Army organization. in.command of the naval medical sup- ply depot at Brooklyn, N. Y., which will not take effect until March 1, 1929. The first 25 officers on the list of cap=~ tains of the Medical Corps will be eligi- ble for consideration by the board. Capt. John H. Gunnell (S. C.), who has been on duty in the Bureau of Aero- rautics, has been assigned to duty with | the naval mission in Peru. Lieut. Comdr. | Theodore D. Westfall, who has been on duty aboard the U. S. S. California, has been assigned to duty at the Washing- ton Navy Yard. As a result of the retirement on De- cember 24 of Capt. George L. P. Stone; upon his own application, after over 30 years' service, Comdr. Laurence N. Mce Nair, Lieut. Comdr. Charles M. Elder, Lieut. C. L. Hansen and Lieut. (J. G.) ‘Thomas J. Rafferty became due for pro= motion on December 25. Army. Interest is attached to the rumor rel ative to certain important changes in One proposal con= templates the abolition of the inspector general's department, or its virtual equivalent of amalgamation with an- other department. It is, of course, urged in behalf of this plan that the duties now performed by inspectors general can be rendered by officers of the finance department in the in- stances requiring inspection of public funds disbursed for Army purposes and by corps area commanders, chiefs of branches and the chief of staff and his representatives where more mili~ tary inspection is necessary. The other proposal suggests that the chiefs and assistants chiefs of branches having the rank of general officer shall be transferred to the list of general of- ficers of the line, and, where they are not such, made permanent in that ca- pacity. Under that arrangement, it is supposed that vacancies among chiefs and assistant chiefs of branches, with the exception of the medical depart- ment and the Corps of Chaplains, shall be filled by the detail of major gen- erals and brigadier generals of the line, respectively, to hold such position for the usual four years, and to return on the termination of that period to line functions. ‘The present executive committee of the National Rifle Association will meet in this city January 25. Officers and an executive committee for the 1929 year will be elected and the new execu- tive committee will meet on the follow- ing day, when the program and other questions pertaining to the annual matches of the assoclation next Sum- mer will be discussed. The dates of these matches cannot be determined until after the next meeting of the Na- tional Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice, when the dates of the national matches will be decided. Col. H. B. Myers, Cavalry, who was executive of- ficer of the nationsl matches this year, will serve in the s#me capacity for the 1029 matches. NEW CATHEDRAL CLASSIC SYMBOL bines With Gothic Touch in Spokane Structure. By the Associated Press. SPOKANE, Wash., December 14.—A spired cathedral, hewn from North- western stone, is being reared on a Spo- kane hill, the symbol, its builders hope, of the best of the ancient arts as ap- plied to a young, fast-growing country. ‘The Gothic axchltect.?xrre ot‘the Bp"\sy- copal Cathedral of St. John the Evan- gelist in general resembles the English churches, with a base of “Western sim- plicity and honesty” that changes to a Gallic touch of flamboyant detail at the turrets. ‘The building has a wealth of intri- cate carved stone ornamentation, with the elaborate symbolism of Christian and medieval heraldry. Over the main entrance, or tym- panum, is depicted in carved stone the “true vine,” with flowers, birds and in- signia. At another entrance will appear the arms of the missionary. district of Spokane and of the Righi Rev. Edward Makin Cross, bishop of the district, with pine trees, needles and cones emblem- atic of the Northwest, and to Christians of immortality. High up on the two western -towers ‘wiik be stone shields with representations of events in the life of Christ. Probably the most conspicuous detail |of the western front will be a great rose window, 23 feet in diameter, all of the glass divisions of which will be set in a tracery of stone, the whole forming the pattern of a six-petaled flower. Roughly estimated, the building will cost_more than half a million dollars. It is expected to be completed within a year., INQUEST IS POSTPONED. Illness of Coroner’s Juror Delays Inquiry Into Death of Five. GASTONIA, N. C., January 5 (#).— The inquest into the death of J. W. Vanderburg, his wife and three chil- dren, who were slain and their bodies burned in their farm home near here eigat days ago, today was postponed for one week, due to the illness of C. V. Setzer, a coroner’s juror. Jacob Vanderburg, only surviving member of the Vanderburg family, who is held on_suspicion of having slain the other five, was in the courtroom. He was immediately returned tgo where he is being held without bax. Seine Suicides Difficult, PARIS, January 5 (#).—Sulcide Seine has become a hard jou.h':': “anti-drowning” campaign undertaken by police headquarters has reduced deaths in the Seine by 50 per cent, Police Chief Chiappe told the mu- nicipal council, PACKING & STORAGE. o FURNITURE VAN :;,nvllxltd D. lcl. .;lnual:! 9 (o‘r: NCRW! Y‘sel" Aated part ion ‘way. °C. E: LT ;-lo eac ay. E. Phillips, & STORAGE 616 EYE ST N.W. + MAIN 2010 Loads or part loads to and from Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Boston, - Norfolk, Pittsburgh and points en route, Sioce 1896 e e VTSR DONT WORRY Ltyaniud AND LONG m MOVING NATIONALZSYGR COMMISSION' OF THE DI SF LUMBIA, de28-10t “Western Simplicity” Com- -