Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1929, Page 37

REAL ESTATE. SALE—HOUSES. THE MAN WHO WAITED A New Year’s Thought for Apartment Dwellers two young hlvmg won of r choice, Al e rTetic doublowed ding. Eight years a ’u Both were employed in the same office, both were ambi- tious and intelligent, and their modest salaries were about agreed on practi- everything except the housing problem. “I'm going to take an apart- g Jack. “It's lots s worry and incon- have always d home of amed of a exclaimed a house we both love . . . we have decided to buy now.” “The responsibilities of buy- ing a home are too great for me just now,” replied Jack. shall wait.” 832 Concord Ave. N.W. Colenial design. all brick scaped lawns, 120 ft. stry Inspect todav. To reach, turn left om 8th St. at Lonofellow and com- tinue morth to Concord Ave. ooley " BUILDERS OF Tower Here Are Two New Homes It is now the eve of 1930. room for the two youngste: 20 he has moved to a larger apartment with a corre- ing i in rental. already had the bed room. The fully paid . . . amassing an equity of $3,500. His monthly outlay now ... while paying off the first trust £ than one-half the nd pays in rent, | be thoroughly educated, he soon can afford a new car and new gowns for Betty. If he needs credit he can say, “I AM A PROPERTY OWNER.” Jack, however, has no such equity ‘and for some reason his nce is scarcely larger than eight years ag, And 50 today he is still wait- ing, and while he is waiting he is standing still. second trust Near the $9,000 Class 2306 38th St. N.W. English design, all brick, Glavhur ark GR,0ut Sy or R St. 0 a1th, north to Tunlaw Rd. and west fo 35th or “take Burleith-Glover ' Park " bus. Look for Cooley Bros. sion. Bros. BETTER HOMES™ Nart'l 9240 SENRINIZTIINEAIN sEsEIERRTRTETS THOS. D. 815 11th Street N.W. 1429 Montague St. N.W. Priced to Sell Open Sunday 21t 5 house s tacally sunted 1 block ~ fi ous heater. splen- aid electric fx- Lot tifully fendscaped: WALSH District 7558-7559 Find the Way to Exhihil Home | 3754 Benton St. ‘[ Take a Burleith-Glover Park bus—_sutg route and Wisconsin _Ave. | open daily until 9 p.m. Home i | This New Year ... Better Living Arrange a Visit to Glover Park b — Adjoining Mass. Ave Heights Where you may enjoy a per- fect environment, beautiful surroundings and an attrac- e and comfortable modern ths, built-in garages, 3 spacious porch cedar-lined closets, brick mantels and hardwoed floors throughout. Lawns are prettily planted and street and alleys are paved with concrete. A new group awaits inspec- tion. Select your home now for Spring occupancy. B. H. GRUVER Developer 927 15th Nat’l 2670 SEE THIS TODAY. 1226 Jacksen st. Brookland_Nearly new. hed. 8 Targe o Garage. orieinslly 30; "owner will take $7.300: gniy ' Fequired. " Address Box 780 Do You Want to Really Live? Then become the happy ownér of this nificent home Of six IATge. Cozy Tooms, vy 'modern im- provement, high-te ow, Tacine' cov %" park. surrounde ;:‘:nmn:n ‘very exclusive neighborhood. Priced 10 sell quick BIECHOFP REALTY CO. 37 sth 8t NE Lin. 6110, R GRAR THIS, town. must sell his beau- 13th . every modern improvement, high-terraced lot, very exclusive neighber- 00d. Priced to sell quick, on very easy BXACH()’FP REALTY cO. ;PFCI AL HOMI The fr.]]mnng houses heen traded in to us for lar"er‘ homes, so we can offer (hem at special low terms and prices. 1117 7th St. N. rooms and bath y; 2-car metal iar price. 58, 1342 D St. N Nearly new. six pa. Tms. 20x110 to 15-t, e. ours only $6.950. ooml and bath, m'lll | Reatiar price. 18:690; 2urs only 3650 1618 Potomac Ave. S.F On one of the best squares in Southeast wide concrete street, with 45-ft. parking: © roome and bath Only § e o \ W, P rnn mnn St 20120 iley’ wmn Drice. 18,080, ours nly §7.980. 192'\ | Cars u-u the door. Open every nisnt. | ct Six_rooms and bath. 3 porches. metal garase; stone-wall parking: & very pretiy | ome facing south Regular price. $8.950 e only 38.450. N H. R. HOWENSTF 1311 H st District 0908 ar e 1\\'[1[\1; ()PI X 6-room ultra-modern br 2 lots and garage ; adjoining park. All-brick construction “Cooley buiit home." § big rooms, master tiled bath with shower. 3 covered porches. ceder lined closets, hard floors throughout: Prigidaire: wide ‘-vad alley; brick garage; large concrete cellar with laundry travs and -tollet: in- stantaneaus Bot-water heater This house is very sturdily constructed nd most desirably located near. schools. s Sonveniences, ' ¥ou wili find remely difficult to dupiicate. Only 7800, Terme. Bee owner Bunday. 1834 38th s v Call Nai. 8779 on week davs for other convenience: 528 12th STREET N.E. The biggest value we have ever offered. the prettiest groups of —hous this all-brick, ,house s In one of in Washington, bath"and” cellar 3ix-r00) oom, in fine_condition cal Yery reasonsble Ba1lus Tortall ftormation and. ®lad to show J. B. TIFFEY, NW. ter il be hom 419 Oglethorpe St. Ga. 4174, “Homes of Comfort” Marietta Park Don't fail to see these mag~ mificent “semi-detached homes 4f vou_are looking for a home that meets every desire for Deauty and convenience. Some of the many features are— ~—& well arranged rooms. —Screened sleeping porch. —Concrete front porch with concrete railin —8creened breakiast porch. —Open log-burning fireplace. ~—Ideally arranged and de- signed kitchens with em- bossed linoleum fioors. —Qutside pantries. —Frigidaire. =5 floors throughout unexcelled in . completely fuily - equipped with laree Venetian mirror, bulltin “tub show: tal - fi.ny Horets |nrlnd|nl large cedar and linen —Faved street wna ‘aties “Fireproof bullt-ln _ gara driveway is level with a —Newest model green jacket furnece. —Automatic water heater. ~—Coal bin and room under "concrete “Tront Doron: —Space under back Doreh for clothes lin —Very “pretty electric fixtures and plenty of floor plugs. A real bargain at remark- @bly low cost and easy terms. Exhibit Home—No. 424 Oneida Place N.W. Drive out Gs. Ave. rflk to Longfellow, o Sth and north 1 Oneide biaze’ NW J. B. Tiffey “Homes of Comfort” 419 leth Street N.W. O G Qi Fou this beautiful L L L R T L T LT THE SUN active duty training in the office of the assistant chief of staff, G-2, War Department, beginning January 13. They are: Lieut. Cols. Richard C. Patterson, jr.; Alken Simons, Joseph H. Zerbey, jr.; James A. Buchanan and Willlam O. Tufts, Majs. Bernhard B. Wilcox, Sigurd J. Arneson, Harold W. Clark, Willlam P, Cresson, Willlam C. Howells, Joseph J. McMullin and Welch Walker: Capts. James R. Case, Paul A. Haimbaugh, Frank M. Hallenbeck, Richard McKay, Walter W. L. Meyer, John S. Morrow, Robert H. Place, Louls B. Snowden, John A. Hillman, Ralph W. Plerce, Ray M. Humphreys and Willlam F. Carroll, and First Lieuts. George A. Hammons, Leroy L. Boule, John E. Claglo, Towner F, Jone: Luther W. Parker and John B. Wat- kins, Of interest to every Reserve officer residing in the District of Columbia is the announcement made last week by Maj. Gen. Fred W. Sladen, com- manding general of the 3d Corps Area, of which Washington units are a part, relative to changing the title of core respondence courses. Under Gen. Sla- den’s instructions the title of the courses heretofore known as cor- respondence courses is changed to ex- SALE—HOUSES. NDAY SURE, Chevy Chase. choice corner, 3300 McKinley : deiached. ‘modern brick, 4 bedroo: open fireplact and shrubbery: an 00, broposition of fered at $14.000. " G. B. LIKENS, Cleveland I'l AUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK $8,750—Brick. Very charming and home- like i this new bungalow. The living and dining rooms with an open fireplace are de- Hghtful for entertaining. The reen tinted kitchen and 5 * dream, as is also the ed by shower. I have been' selling homes 1n Takoma Park "ang vicinity for 10 years, and this is the best home for the money I have ever offered. A G PPORTUNITY. $10.500- .vuq T 200 ¥ oy NIL amount, $11.800, tha s paid for this beautifuj Droperty 9 months a¥0. This sirat sacsifee is made on accopnt of serious iliness. The living room in this corner BRICK home is 22 feet long and opens into an exceptionally' cheerful dining room. The light, airy kitch- en is well appointed. There are 3 bed room tiled bath with shower, bulit-in gt tric refrigeration, spiendid ol coal. dust_or 1 do not_beli well’ eauipped. Tovels home for sirh fnywhere around Washington. is the best in Takom: Cash s ruffcient (0 purchas pri oy this home. 1 WILL TAKE YOUR AUTO IN TRADE ON ANY OF OUR HOM LET ME ng YOU_CHOOS] E X B Phione National 0382 BARTLm WISMYER "REALTY co' . 1003 ‘The location tension courses. This change is deemed desirable so that the title will con- form more nearly to the actual char- acter and conduct of the courses and to have the students feel that they are actually taking an extension of tne resident courses given at the various service schools. ‘The new designations for the various courses are as follows: Extension course of the Adjutant General's De- pariment, Alr Corps School, Cavalry School, Chaplains' School, Chemical Warfare School, Coast Artillery School, Engineer School, Pield Artillery School, Finance School, Infantry School, Judge Advocate General's Department, Medi- cal Field Service School, School of Aviation Medicine, Military Intelli- gence Division, General Staff, Ord- nance School, Quartermaster Corps School, Signal School, the - command and general staff extension course, and the special staff and logistics exten- sion course. ‘The materials for the command and general staff extension course and the special staff and logistics extension course have already been changed to conform to the new title, and the ma- terial for the courses of the arms and services is now being revised and will be issued under the new titles for the 1931-32 school year. Existing material, forms and regulations having the old title will be continued in use with- out change until occasion arises for their revision, when they will be re- to conform to this new title. Also, references to particular form or to particular material will be by the Ic'.ull title of the form or material in use at the time such reference is made. The 306th Cavalry and the 364th Medical Regiment will have instruc- tional conferences this week. The Cav- alry meeting will be held next Thurs- day evening at local Reserve headquar- ters_under the direction of Maj. John A. Considine. Members of the 364th Medical Regiment, Col. Herbert C. Woolley, Medical Reserve, command~ ing, will meet at the Red Cross Hut at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Friday evening. The regulations governing Reserve officers in the Army have required that when a Reserve officer of one branch shall desire transfer to another branch of the service, he must affirmatively show his fitness for performing the duties of the branch to which he desires transfer. The regulations have now been changed by the War Department to allow certain exceptions to this rule. It has been recognized that there SALE_OR_RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE OR RENT 1473 MERIDIAN place n.w. Make offer. Owner on premises. * WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. GASH FOR WELL HOUBES, S apartments or stores, white or colored, any | condition: also have ‘several cilents o pur: chase houses on _terms ER REALTY G0 930 17ih S o Nat: 131, Evenings._Potomac 4491 HAVE CLIENT TO BUY u.uv HOUSES IN groups of 2 1o, € ay cash. Must be Write fuil particutars, Address Box 3070, Star o . NEAR DU CIRCLE 8 Dantries. 3 DAt B wh o7 Splendid condition. COLORE D—OP 1226 Irvng st Bwio10 rooms. tile bath. large, reception hali, front Aadyeas poronan electricity and deep lot 0 wide Al is_in excellent condition Bee it . C. BISCOE, Nat. 4089; RED—3rd and T ST5_6 ROOM PO Thonthiy. ™ oat Sar b y. 2 Décatur 1161 & COLORED—8 _LARG! sléc;, doule porcher, e oo my che 4.8 North Ioifa 8, C Saras: NS, WH ___OUT-OF-TOWN REAL_ EfiTA‘I‘lL D "»\3 7771& 022 Vt. ave. TAMI, SALEOR o B Bactince: FLORI Mr. POWELL, 00 ACRES, 35 MILES Aldie and Bull Run Mts. Va ter and timber; splendid Summ" home or camp site. E GRANT CO., 1731 L st n.w. North 0326 certain instances among sunor | omrrrs where the civilian occupation of the officer is such as to peculiarly fit the officer for a commission in a branch other than that in which he happens to be holding a commission, and it has been felt that in certain of these cases the taking of an examination causes an ! inconvenience to the Reserve officer concerned that is entirely needless. The regulations have, therefore, been modi- fied so as to provide that transfers be- tween various branches of the service may be recommended by corps area commanders to the War Department in the lowest grade of the respective branches without regard to the posses- sion of a certificate of capacity. Trans- fers recommended under this change will not apply in the cases of trans- fer to the Air Corps Reserve, the Chaj lains’ Reserve, the Judge Advocate General's Reserve, or to any section of the Medical Department Reserve. Trans- fers from the Specialist or Auxiliary Reserve are also exempted from the benefits of the change. Officers of the branches mentioned will, as in the past, be required to obtain a certificate of capacity for the branch in which ap- pointment may be desired. The suspen- sions of appointments in any particular branch are waived at the time a trans- fer is recommended in accordance with the new regulation. _ Capt. Michael L5 Driscoll, Infantry Reserve, 2123 I street, having been placed on the emergency officers’ re- tired list, is relleved from assignment to the 320th Infantry, as is also Second Lieut. Willlam R. Cheek, Infantry Re- serve, 2006 Twenty-fifth street north- east, who has moved beyond the division area. Capt. Leon Commerford, Ordnance Reserve, 1831 Ontario place, is relieved from attachment to the 313th Field Artlllery. First Lieut. Willlam A. Roberts, Field Artillery Reserve, Inter- state Commerce Commission, having RESORTS. ICHMOND, V, Elegance and Comfort await you at the Jefferson Hotel RiciMoND, VIRGINIA Avistocrat of Southland Hotels Richmond, the ity of romance and his. tory, s on the direct route of Capitol and Dixie Tours. Stop here to make your trip complete. The Jefferson Hotel offers the finest cuisine dnd appointments. Golf privileges. Booklet on request. WaLLincrow Haxoy, Manager Other Consolvo Hotels The Belvedere, Baltimore The Monticello, Norfolk cownlb—n 50 cash, bal- H th & H efiwfc“m" B AUC'I‘ION SALES. TORROW. THOMAS DOWLINO o O AUCTIONEERS. 1115 Eye 8¢ rthwest. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi- ness Buildings, Nos. 305 and 307 Ninth Street Northwest. By virtue of s certain deed ol Ir\ul dul; recorded in Liger No. bas. folio ‘2 th recoids of the,Digtrict ni lnd at the request of the par t the undersigned lruunl Wil “seh, 't lu lic auction, in' front of the remises. on AY, flg THIRTIETH the following-described 1 ituste in th D'fi"‘“ of co- a8 08., Lincoln 0897, Ninth street, the South Dart of ‘origi: 4 Jayare and navine & Bited ‘1& otherwize Geposit Torfetod and 1 De advertited and resold a cntlan of the trustes Fikbe aodmar. ! BEHR] Trustees. Attorney (or ‘the party secured. .incl8uahol de20-d&ds. FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. SALE OF Two. STORY BRICK DWELLING. No WEBSTER® STREET NOATH. deed of trust recorded l'- follo 488, of the land e District of Columbia, and at the uest of the party ucured thereb; t ersigned wiil ‘offer for sale at pupilc auiction, i Frons "ot dhe”premises. on MONC DAY, gu{v BIXTH, 1030, AT FOUR ‘Dc M., lot nummnd 12 in_square numbered 2 in said District. improved by a two-story b“(k d'!l"h, and particu- larly described in said deed of ‘ust. Terms: $300 deposit reumnd fil\! third of D\"l‘htl monf’ to be paid i sh, balance in 0 years. with murnl At 6 per C’-fll Bl’lbl! semi- lnn\ll\"’ and represented by the notes of thi lu! IICIJY!H un the roperty, or all ci e & Bihin sty hen property may be sold at the cost of defaulti ur 3 haser. All convevanc- ine, el ‘at Durchaser's expense, TON E_LESTER. MICHAEL J. COLBERT. de28-d&dbs,inclBukhol Trustees_ MOVING. PACKING & !'IOIAG CIAL RATE ON chuxeuon. & G Dee 3 E. PHILL] loay part lond | %8 S nwe 26* & STORAGE 616 EYE S7. N.W. » Dist. 2010 An Ideal Vacation Awalts You at the ST. 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O, Drawer B-38 City of West Palm Beach, Florida. Send booklet and certified I sty DO WORRY ON MOVING DAY!!! sr%:w. RATES ON LOCAL D e LONG-DISTANCE MOVING Loads or part loads to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia New York, Boston, Norfolk, Pittsburgh and points en route. Since 1896 DAV'DSO TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 1117 M 8t N.W. Natl. 9220 to 9230 { EOMEto Montreal for your winter holiday! - he cl the clear, cris Thrill to the Old \\? parable city (second city in the world.) Here is King Wi uf‘flllv Mouns Royal s his throne vwrlm-lmdvou-uln Dlace for the weekend-~of longer. DE LUXE PULLMAN SERVICE For booklet wiire-» 15 Hours from Washington - out into the glorious Canadian sunshine invigorating climate. orld charm of this incom. French-speaking ital and | . en minutes from eart of 2 moun- tain playground with winter sports of all sorts. Palatial ot - gay clubs —smart -hm—:'-i': Lfi;"fi:fl; frifg Just the \DAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 29, 1929—PART TWO transferred in me to the Coast Artil- lery Corps Rese is relieved from assignment to !.he rleld Artillery group. GAS PIONEER IS DEAD. G. D. Ramsdell, 81, Aided Develop- ment of Fuel Industry. NEW _YORK, December 28 (P).— Geom D. Ramsdell, credited with hav- ng been one of the first men to begin develomn: the gas industry, died of pneumonia yesterday. He was 81 years old. In 1863 his efforts to organize a central heating plant in Vincennes, Ind., led to his being made manager of the Citizens’ Gas Co. of Vincennes. In 1890 he became general manager of the American Gas Co. at Phila- delphia. He organized and became president of the Ramsdell Inverted Gas Lamp Co. in 1905. He was senior member of the head- quarters staff of the American Gas Association, which he had been instru- mental in’ organizing. For 25 years he was secretary of the Society of Gas Lighting and at one time was pres- dent of the Western Gas Association and the American Gas Light Associa- tion. He was born in Providence,R.I. Pk Acquitted of Homicide. FLORENCE, Italy, December 28 (#). —Ernest Foster, formerly of Springfield, I, and now a resident of this city, yesterday was acquitted of homicide. It was charged that his automobile on May 9 last had struck and killed Pletro Mancinl. The tribunal found that there was insufficient proof. TOURS. CRUISE, Jan. 29, $600 to $17850 NewS.S. ““Transylvania ,66days, Ma. deira, Canary Inlmd.a Moroceo, Spain, Greece, Palestine, Egypt, Italy, etc. dineone sitting; expect about 450, EUROP CRUISE June 28 8.0, “LANCAS' clnulpunl.nun.lmnuu Madeira, Morocco, n, Algiers, Italy, Riviera, bweJ’en. Norwuy, Edinburgh, Hofllnd Belgmm, Paris, %Lorlldon Rhine, ber-mmerglu Pl lay)—select clientele; the most and best for your money. 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For “travel comfort” this route is unsurpassed. Fares include meals, regular berth on ship. HEALTH AND REST On this delightful cruise over southsrn seas ... to Savannah, Jacksonville or Miami ... you find health, rest and recreation. Spu- fous decks and luxurious e bath. Deck sports ... social life ... quiet hours. Unnurpnnd meals. VERY LOW AUTOMOBILE RATES Take your car; no crating; reserve space. All-Expense tours, nine to sixteen days; $81 to $217. Havana t, tours! Pier 3, Pratt St., foot Gay. Send for illustrated folder, MERCHANTS:MINERS Transportation Co. Travel Bureau, 1338 H St,N.W. National 4612~ Wash. PLEASURE PIRATE e —————— Join this merry band of winter vacationists seeking glorious adventure in the Caribbean. Dancing, swimming and festive parties on shipboard—colorful scenes and new experiences on shore. Kingston—Colon—Havana—Nassau are the ports of call on the 16-day cruise of the RELIANCE “ldealCrisingSteamer” Salling from New York on Jan. 4 LATER RELIANCE WEST INDIES CRUISES Jan. 29—127 Davs. Feb. 2927 Days Mareh 2616 Days s $200 up and $300 up Illustrated literature on request HAMBURG - AMERICAN 39 Broadway, New York LINE or local tourist