Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1930, Page 76

REAL nuz—snn'unm. BONGALO copvenient northeast sections; § rooms Da t-in, karage; corner )oz pnu Inauire 2002 R. woanmpol: CORNER. 6 bright rooms. B a1 i luffla‘ofin nn&m like rent SR rooms, bath, e and chicken on got 110x120 £t at $4.950-—Terms. "% 'JAMES, INC.. Nnnh 0962, TAl\OMA PARK BUNGALOW. $8,750—$350 cash, $50 per month; 5 rooms, | . stairs to attfe, oak floors, open fire- beam construction; dry. light level lot, 80xi50; on 223 Cedar st Areplace, hool and Tnauire | A ave. ne. Ta- _BAl DI\IN—-"I Aflrleuvt hun[llflw 6 _rooms. sun paslor, ath. .h., fireplace, double garage. lars lot, shrubber: lrn“ shade: desirable tion Siigo i-easy ferms. Shepaerd 2 $5,500. SUBURBAN HOM 7 Rooms—1V; Acres Modern home located on paved pike, 20 minutes !mm wm.m ton. C H URCH, Phone ¥ p.m cnmn. V. 3 mu:"%r Sy w.ssumu-ro D. brick house, like new. at- tr-cuv- den.r. splendid location, $8.400 o1 Tha, BUYS, © with B oS tee Butch colo- road, outside Tek ma, +inning water, 88, room ~ bungalow. h.-w.h sanitarium, oek floors, tic, sleeping o) heat. paved st oSt Beagiifal, Daten” co- two woodei locs. pay . $8.5 ch. extra toilst. pining water heater. 6-room, modern, semi-bungalow; garage; price, $4.950.00; 5-room. modern bunga- 2-esr garage; Dprice, “New 5-room and bath bun- fireplace, city water, sewer; {"RYON CO., Inc,, 1004 Wilson Blyd. BEAUTIFU L TAKOMA PARK ,500—Only $50 & month Will earry this oty Soroom pungalow. with hot-water heat and bult-in '"r':" sood i Baliston 35-acre corner lot; terms. Aurora_Heights. cation. near Georgia_av B seis00. Financial loss Teason for lot —No cash, down and’_only this pretty English mo i M lb"‘ of 5 attractively arranged |21 Yonces An 000 below appraised 924_17th. n.w. el 350 o wray ESTATE., SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) S VY CHASE, D. C.—ONE BLOCK CORNN. elght rmml. new, two bath: ave.; 2 Very modest term jeveland_45' lox. four bed rooms. i rie lot. . Cle WIDOW ~WILL _SACRIFICE ufi'ifi: brick residence, Chevy Chase: to deservi ?ecnle with small or no payment. or wil ke Something of value in paymest eauity ddress Box 226-H, NORTH cuv!v AND PARK. i-detas d sticco Where “the: “irds sing. bréathe clean air, Where. the cnudren may Blay,, o safety, Where the, noise n't er Where you see the pesceRul wooled lands—vet, not as far ou¢ as many of_Washington's row houses. Between Conn. and Wisconsin aves. where velue enhancemant is assured and T e nfiew cotabonbd, et fhe price is much lower than any ‘ether hemes in_this popular suburd Paten. "come out end jct us tell you m PEN EVFTY DAV FROM 1 to 9. R. M. HCOVE 7 Mm.-m-nn- 2681, | evout it USE, s463. A comp'e R Afnddin mille! Price ircludes all r. mill windows. doors. hardware. Poolin®. slass. nailk. prints. va-hish, stains: also plans and erection insiructions. We pay mv(m Garages. 592 up. 50", CWhTe today fo= fren catal 1144. 7 ALADDIN " COMPANY, vmmu-t- MUST szu. . TO_8I TATE—NINE. Foom. stone construction, 2 baths, weather stripped; ga; 1a; reduction for cash. r_office. _* , SALE OR ~RENT—CI G open and lishted 6:30 to X X ioNo. 8810 and No 5813 Nevada ave.. 1 Sk et ot Toth 50, and ! bk, no pe of "entrance of Rock Creek Golf Jocar gar and 2 b FULTON R. o RIS Dlstricr 831 N BEHALF THE ™ R creditars of =1 emhariessed Rilder. we have stone or of vvn. 2 iful, in elaa Ane aremit eture, 9 2 boths. et Tor tae chre, S11 dloress dader lired: fshed. - nerfect orde- T oty ik re sral Pastrand dolinrs 3 means @ -avine of cevresl thaisands. OUIS, P. SYOEMAKF! 107 New York Ave NW, oo Nntlonnl 1166, Lk»uhu\d Park Sacnhcc SETTLE ESTATE we offer this beau- l\lul ’I-Nwm stucco ucu]nched home at $3,- value. convenience, burner _and udine ol Shon Brepiace. ‘Benutitul Jawn. Oniy $13.800. on_terms to suit purchaser. Advise quick SHOWALTER REALTY CO, Nat._4122;_eves.. Pot: unl action, . BATH no flown payment, £56 % 8th st. Appl NORTINGEST 3005 ith, s‘r—-o RMS., BATH gash payment, st me. $100. 1719 65 Greshi uNus‘m\u‘IY GOOD BUY. Petworth,Col. 1122, Every modern || THE SALE—HOUSES. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON., SALE—HOUSES. D. JANUARY ui.x—nouszs. 19, Y OWNER: 6 RMS.: AMI: KEI bulll lovely condition: 2-car garage: i Y car nice i Capitol Hill near ave. location; Capitol LR, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 14 Rooms—3 Baths. $12,500. This desirable residence is offered for immediate sale at sev- Lo meate e s the price at which the property has recently been held. A value not to b causled in downtown Washing! t floor has reception hall, ""n'&:::?'fl?’l:; en. ) ing rogm and kitchen, setene AR Tooming house or apartm Fooming hOUSe Ohest” irast of $10.000 at 6 per ecent. N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,, 1418 Eye St. N.W. Nat'l 5004. s cz’““ 80 Yeberca bainted (maide ust newly papered, floors refinished llk! new Bricht, dheertu Tooms. bat electricity. fire) An mmvmu:fiy e iticalty desiened home ‘situated in Enis refined Northwest de- tached l!fldzn!ll' leEllOn that will IDM al to the discriminate buyer. The price_1s shtractively” low ‘ana 1t will be sold. In- ction is anl” ('R~\\'~\TI 7 mn ‘st. Realt, Natl, 0703, o7 1 mins Phone Georsia 3900, NORTH CLEVELAND PARK Six-room, remi-detached, brick house, rage, three large porches, electric refrigel tion, oil burner., copper screens. AWNINES and every other modern convenience. E°sy erms. Pnone. Cleveland 6131-W. 19° “CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Four Bedrooms All-Brick Home " $15,500.00 Here is the home many have looked for—but never found at such a low price. Fine elevation, excellent community; new, tho: oughly modern, all-brick home; near schools, transportation, etc. [} < i | | | Two Tiled Baths, Open Fire- place, Large, .5 Bedrooms, Two-Car Garage, Electric R frigeration, Cowplctzlv Weather- stripped, Large | 5510 Broad Branch Rd. E SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS. The following houses have been traded in to us for larger homes, so we can offer them at special low terms and prices. 1117 7th St. N.E. !lln rooms and bath: m"mxuo to 15-1t. Regular -rl:e. ilA fl\lE only $6.950. 1618 Potomac Ave. S. ©On one of the best sauares in Southeast: de concrete sireet with 45-1t. Barking: Gniy " $7.050. 753 Princeton St. N.W. !lllgu ms and bath, builtn garage: st e ed street. Regular price, lll rs only $8.950 1506 Ridge S Anacostia. 61 and . on n-u the door. Open every night Dnh‘ $8 950, 1108 E St. N.E. Six rooms and bath, orches, metal {.Yfl'er slone»wlll plrkml a very pretty Rellllll’ nrlce- $8.950: ours only $8.450. H: R WENSTEIN 1311 H St. N.W. District 0908 and 0909. AN UNUSUAL VALUE. $9,950. ry brick home. New colonial type t: beautiul rooms. dwood_floo a) Restricted community, o, and every ot fuch higher. price in homes. AR B $7. $100 CASH—! REASONABLE MONTHLY PAYMENT. Attractive @-room colonial tyoe tapestry prick home near besutiful Grant Circle. tite bath. bullt-in shower; slesping porch. vaved Wili self 8 inspection. Call_Adams 8217. $9,950. A BIG VALU Around the corner from Grant Circle Boautitul semidetached tapestry brick home. 1t. wide. 6 la) d bright rooms. 2- ot e b "SR S d e In lucl everything one could desire modern home. It will seli on inspection. Call Adams 2641 after 5 o'c cloc NEW ALL-BRICK HOMES OVERLOOKING KOCK CREEK PARK. 1867 Tngleside Terrace N.W. fire bl gonflmnn throushont: 5 Ta ion with PEs Tor WAPLE & JAMES, 1226 1en t - & N North 0962. venings, Clev. 4944. Beautiful corner, bullt-in tub & USUALSlOZF;PORTUNITY. WILL SELL OR TRADE— CORNER large rooms. tile bat d shower. screened. Frizidal ery modern improven: ENGLISH DESIGN, Detached 4-Bed-room Brick. 5337 Broad Branch Rd. CHEVY FHASE, D!"C. 7 large rooms. bath: brick garage. built- electric refrigeration; aped awns; fireplace. For Sale on Rental I'erm: OPEN FVERY DAY UNTIL 9 Drive north on Conn. ave. to Mlllllry Pd 7 oPlocks, “then " right “on Bro h ]I)\\ M. WILLIS, Nat_7479. _Tower Bldg. ase. yith dlate Toof, eal. T] 927 15th St. ng CHEVY CHAS Owner Leaving City. Must Sell. Located west of Coi of the prettiest settl a in y this detached residence will dr er is leaving city n permanently and has fixed the price Accordingly. SBURY CO., Inc. e __Natl. 5903. G OR(;I l()\\'N ith five bedrooms on the second fldor, Ihls attractive two-story brick home. facing rst floor '{l‘.kul" ideal . ‘The arrangement of the for_entertaining burner, _electricity One o e ‘seidom opBor- n this section that com- and imprediate terest. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, Natl 0763. Phor 1930—PAR'T S1A CLUBWOMEN OF THE NATION Mrs. Gregory Tells of Homemaking Center—Democratic Women to Hear Lecturer—Group Meetings Feature Cause and Cure of War Conference. BY CORINNE FRAZIER. Mrs. Charles E. Gregory, educational director of the New York State Feder- ation of Women's Clubs, while in Washington _recently conferring _witn Mrs. John F. Sippel, president of the General Federation revealed the details of a most unusual project being under- taken successfully in New York City by her State group, known as the Homc- making Center of the New York Feder- ation of Women's Clubs. It is the only one of its kind in the United States. ‘The center, according to Mrs. Greg- ory, has five distinct purposes: to serve as a club, an exhibit, a place of enter- tainment, of consultation and of re- search:. Hither come the bride to gain valuable housekeeping hints, the busi- ness woman who is carrying the double job of home maker and wage earner, the girl who wants to know how to de- velop her personality and to spend her cloming budget to the best advantage, the young man who desires to know the cost of running a home, the father and mother with their problems of child training and any one who contemplates buying a piece of equipment, a building material, fabrics, clothing or food and would like to study competing products before making the purchase. s solicited or soid, however. aking Center permits the exhibit of any manufacturer or retailer who =0 desires, provided his goods has passed a strict test of standards applied by a group of public institutions in- cluding the Bureau of Standards, the United States Bureau of Simplified Practice. the United States Bureau of Home Economics, the United States Bureau of Foods and Drugs, United States Fire Underwriters’ Laboratory, Investigation Commission of Architects and Engineers, United States Electrical Testing Laboratory, the American Li- brary Association and a group of well known publications. The center makes no charge for the consultation service guide a child’s emotional life for sound mental health—these are the sort of | speakers who are brought to the center by this service.” * * ok % ‘The second of a series of lectures on “New Interpretations In American His- tory” being given on Friday mornings at the Women's National Democratic Club by Dr. W. S. Holt, Ph. D., assist- ant professor at George Washington University, will be held Friday morning from 11:30 to 12:30 o'clock. Dr. Holt will speak on “The Economic lnurpreuuon of the constltuuon" this His subject last Friday was “The Mndem Explanation of the American Revolution.” The speaker will remain for luncheon to answer informally any questions that may be asked. Non-mem- bers will welcome. Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland and William Jennings ice, one-time Minister from the United States to Panama, discussed the pros and cons of prohibition at the Women's Na- tional Democratic Club forum luncheon last Monday. Mr. Price spoke in the place of Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, who was to have upheld the effirmative end of the issue. Senator Tydings took the negative. It was one of the largest luncheons in the history of the club, more than a hundred guests being included in the company. * ok ok K Featuring the fifth annual conference on the cause and cure of war, which closed here Friday night with emphasis laid upon securing the entry of the United States into the’ World Court as the immediate major issue, were the four group meetings—a new feature of the gathering— out of v.hich there came nine spontanepus points of discussion from the women that were considered of exceptionul value. These points, upon which all of the groups nreea were considered so in fact, that the resolutions committee pounced upon them immediately and recommended in the final session Friday that the natfonal committee which for- mulates the policies of the conference, use them as a basis for the plan of work to be suggested to the 11 co-operating women's organizations of the conference body. The first two points unanimousl fiYx agreed upon, of course, had to do wi the peace pact and the World Court: the first urges all of the conferring or- ganizations to P““m" understandin of the full implications of the general pact for the renunciation of war and to study ways {nwhuh machinery can be built for making it effective. The second asks for support of the ratification by the Senate of the protocols for the ac- cession of the United States in the World Court. The others are: No. 3, to promote education on the significance of the Inter-American Arbitration Treaty and to work for its ratification; No. 4, to study the position of the United States in relation to the League of Na- tions and to work toward the stunzth- ening of co-operation with it; carry on our efforts directed toward the success of the London Naval Confer- ence and to continue the education for reduction of all type of armaments; 6, to study the economic problems which endanger the relations of the nations, with especial emphasis on tariff poli- cies and the competitive search for raw materials and for markets; 7, to study the problems which arise out of the in- tervention of the United States inweak- er countries in its efforts to protect life lnd‘?l’apeny, 8, to improve the methods of education and effectively meet efforts which seem to be directed toward the system; 9, to study the extent and ef- fects of military training in schools and colleges. eery open fireplace. Meat, “onk ‘foors, seeping poreh nv-a street, near school, stores, 518, endid buy. ~Why wastc money Open Da|lv Until 9 P.M. Dutch Colonial home consisting of six | or the exhibit and does not advise those 7 large rooms. go rches. complete bath. Lllienmom- and tiled bath, entrance hal who come in as a choice of products. bulltin - sarase, ° Prisidaire, | cedsrlined | Geg, “wnd oL It simply shows them what is on the ot e e &t hus and car line. | unusually farge) 50x200. suitable for market and lets them do the selecting, ot jfnnis ot Detached confining advice entirely to directing the PRICED LOW. really a good buy. tec concrete v , d street about il purchaser to the firm or factory where ON SY TERMS. [ Paved ‘street about one mile from Chevy e b e ! Chase Circie. Inspect any time or call W. H. HOFFMAN, | “Go out_Conn. ave. to Shepherd st., then Builder. Nat'l 2670. east to G 2 ke o It has proved to be such an over- to Georgla. Other homes undef con- | wheiming success,” sald Mrs. Gregory, in an interview while she was in the struction. I\CO Q K 3 BSON BROS, Capital, “that we are hoping to organize others like it in the State and do not OWNERS—BUILDERS. 1616 K St. N.W. _Dist. 2126. Wis. 2916. ?(:;Jbt ':ut that the filly wmt;ome wl';en £ < » lederated groups all over the country MUST SELL QUICK. will adopt the plan in one form or $9,750—TERMS. another. The value of the research op- Landscaped Lot. 4413, TLLINOIS ‘AVE. N.W_BEAU. || OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Varnum st.; 4604 Ga. "‘ ve right, from Conn. Ave. on e Then ‘tiont dos ject to home. J. E. DOUGLASS CO. 161 K St N, ot-wate apd attic ete. Tentin The Romantic Prince By Rafael Sabatini Copyright, 1920, by North American Newspaper Alliance and Metropolitan Newspaper Service. - sun—:m cash and about $50 a month will e i50e pretiy brown-shingled bunce- cel X f 6 n ined _roo: Eplendid Jocatian "Briced 1,000 below Other bungalows in this location. 1 WILL TAKE YOUR AUTO IN TRADE o7 M RELE 03 CHODSE SOUR HOME. 1 WILL HELP YOU FINANCE. MAUDE H. LAWRY, oak ‘oors: modern lmnmvemeg i o s b st 10 larse rooms, bath, elec ter heat. - Zocar, brick sarage: Eve st nonh-esl. near B S SR FF REALTY CO. s a1o. - ozy b low. Those to school, stores and car lihe: 5 large rooms and bath. A FEW FACTS SYNOPSIS. the color: which momentarily terror _RENT—SUBURBAN. " ntoysius” < 1 s, Dubont “rc"?p:'m-l Thcation” 18 oarding Roeees terms ke . National 9569. _Eve.. Georgia 4405. 19° ”?z?é’%‘i“s‘fi" 6 rooms. bath, hot-wate! front and double rear Small monthly NE N 5 ROO: breakfast Clarendon, Va. nook. Hamilton ave., 1969. E. MD.—1 MODER! 1 004 condition, well Nocated: | house, considerable ondition, $25 8. eqund, dair 3 V P ‘fiy- ville. Md. Phone connections. CHERRYDALE, VAT TAIRFIELD Sis water heat, g porches and lot: Deat #nd churches: rent, $40. Phone arendon c'u or_Potomac 2277. SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. MODsc mumnu. 5 laree; bright rooms,” porches, range. | saras larendon Zso-.--. a. e 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, glic, chu sH Price neat electricity. porches: perfect condition. ey inm 2584-W. IN SOUTHEAST. Near Copior and House Office. Blds. 6 large bright rooms. tile bath, h. , clec. lishts House in new and perfect con- dition.~ Nice vard ' Gara Priced for, Suick Ane at $6,750—Easy Term: Possesgion With Deposlt n Desired. & JAMES, 1226 14th 8. Lasting Construction— Flawlessly constructe from cellar to roof- hest gnd- dec- orative face-bi double oak . . about the handsome all-brick homes in that quaintly beautiful residential colony— ——QloverPark —— Ideal Locanon— from mideity— Western High walking dista chools, numerous and graded Tapestry brick hem cepticn ball, tile ba hower. Prigicaire. 6 Jarge rooms, re. bulitin b and Front and double rear s hot-water Convenient to schools churches, bs and car lines. mou BRICK HOME, H.-W.H. m—c gas, tled bath, hardwood fioors. ce orches, school. mo., in yard to_alley, nea Price $5.950; “terms 8100 cl. all int. M. AIKEN, 'OLORED—1 tleclrlclly, celar, Fat a rd.: $8.950: portunities alone justifies its existepce in my mind. So many new things are being learned in the colleges and lako- ratories today that will benefit the next generation and it is our function, through our research service, to ‘make thess available to the homemaker of today who cares to learn. A great woman engineer, a man who studies the effect of vacuum cleaning on the health of the family, the doctor who brings the latest discoveries in nutrition, the neurologist who tells you how to rooms, bath, COLORED. YOU WILL BUY THIS HOME U SEE At the Price and Terms We Offer! 616 4th ST. SALE OR_RENT—HOUSES. URNISHED HO! Y FURNISHED Dew brick house for sale or rent: e. Count Anthony of Egmont, heir to the throne of Guelders, flees the court of Charles, Duke of Burgundy, when he finds that his fiancee, Lady Catharine, does mot care for him. During his wanderings, he bejriends a merchant— Philip Danvelt, who takes him to the home of his prospective father-in-law. There Count Anthony meets Johanna, Philip’s fiancee. They are immediately attracted with each other and, although Count Anthony goes away, he soon re- turns. Meanwhile the Duke has offered a reward for the count’s arrest, al- though he' is traveling incognito. A wandering friar sees him and guesses his secret. The man goes immediately had driven from her cheeks. ‘Together now they rode into the town and parted in the market place, Coune Anthony and his servant going to the Zeelanderhof, while Johanna returned home accompanied by Danvelt and followed by Jan. The count sat his horse at the inn door and watched them out of sight. As they were about to turn the corner they looked back, first Johanna, then Dan- velt. They waved to him and he doffed his bonnet in reply, little dreaming of the vastly different circumstances in which next her should discover him. Then he Xefic l deep llxh and walked his horse into N Grth 0962. 4044, 1. .-n. Sles. Uish! Into that same inn ylrd leu thln an hour later clanked a company of six men-at-arms, from the heads of whose lances fluttered pmx}le bannerols bear- ing the cross of St. They were led by an officer wearing a white sur- coat over his mail and a little scarlet plume in his steel cap. Dismounting, ha inquired of the landlord for a gentleman calling himself Anthony Egmont. The landlord, relieved that the busi- ness of these Burgundians was not with himself, promptly conducted the officer t> the room where Count Anthony sat alone with his perplexities. So_overmastering had been his feelings for Johanna. that, he now pereelved. he had yielded to them blindly an« utter disregard to every other eomlu- eration. Relentlessly they had brought him back from land as soon as he arrived there, and remorselessly had they closed his senses to all perce] uon of the :ln:umunce.l in which bol them were placed. It had remained for an act of gener- csity on the part of Danvelt to check him in his reckless course and bid him consider whither he was heading, bring him to ponder certain contingencies of cxpediency and of honor. At the risk, perhaps, of his own life, Danvelt had ridden to warn the man who would have stolen Johanna from her burgher lover. That was how the count now re- garded )f, If hitherto he had dis- counted without qualms any such aspect of his conduct, it was because Danvelt had appeared to him beneath consideration. In this it was now clear to him that he had been guiity of mis- judgment. NEW ing plant: garage: 204 elgnborhood: o n. Sicepile poreh: how. beat. $40. R D 1 LI Thkoma Bark " Snepnerd S003. . ~ztemily apt. YA HIGHLANDS_REARLY NEW R MOD- | tntr large rooms; large 1ot: gerage: § m to, mu 340, 'Also ser -r ‘bunga- low: st tM to Evenings, Clev. arge ar: Tenin: PR TR Se Gl 33780 appolntment. . " 31+ | to the governor of the province. Possession with deposit lf dellred Phone 342 [FFORD sz_ PU]‘OMAG; E._CLI ; 135 e L2 403 Shepherd: 348 N s, AP & JAl , . 1226 14th MES, ING.. b sbes RED 1445, w‘ 743’ Hobatt, 760 Har. A gl few steps of the new Glovor v el nm 1 124 _23rd, 234 2nd: 4832 P —— Dean 13 K n.e. Inspect Parkway. GLORED—PA EA] VE | mna make. nfler e T e S nutern: ame cash payment; your terms, N E"RYON CO.. 1216 N. Y. Ave. Restrictions— . Mr. Stephens, Dec. 3418 14th: Col 1577 (7-9 p.m.. e Beauty— Uniqu excellent values and interesting _and thor- i Do AUCTION SALES. o r; all ughly pleasing designs. A de- 200" SR and” G605 cmat s THOMAS DOWLR Tightful departure from the com- aan, Varntiee asy. “Lincotn bati-w: i x‘f’n’s‘“i?z‘s-r n"w ¥ el om:; ol ':':;“::!u?; COLOR ED“‘)PTE[N TODAY. | Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Four- L 2% open tor your Smpes.| Story and Cellar Brick Apart- Ei A ment Building With Four FOR COLORED. Garages, No. 1919 19th St. New, all-brick, fully modern house; $200 N.W. h; “has hardwood floo By virte of a certaln deed of trust, duly Tear and front porches,” dees 1 . 5747, follo 480, among big opportunity. the District of Com- CHAS. D. SAGER, Aty seoured the undersigned trustees will sell g rtuuor and Builder. t floors _ throughout, hardwood Playgrounds floors and men. steel cross-beam, of Wisconsin Ave. dull brass hardware. Construc- 58 tion that endures for years with minimum cost of upk ED separate heating plants, ances: lights; entire bt g in perfect enndluon e nemer vacant. Eorner mnr{h FOURTH INSTALLMENT. ROTHER STEPHEN, as sotn as he was able to gain the ear of Sire Claude dé Rhynsault, governor of Zealand by the grace of Duke Charles of Burgundy, reported to the governor that he had seen Count Anthony. He added that Ccunt Anthony—under the name of Anthony Egmont—had been much in the company of a merchant of Middel- burg—Philip Danvelt. Since the duke had promised a re- ward to the person who should reveal Count Anthony’s hiding place, the govekmur lost no time in setting to work. ‘Within a few hcurs an officer waited upon Master Danvelt with a summons from his excellency. Resentful, and grumbling to support his importance, Danvelt went. ‘The governor asked him whsther he knew a man named Anthony Egmont. Phlg% replied that he did. - you know where he is at pres- ent?” “Why, yes at Flushing, at the Zes- landerhof. “Oho!”cried Rhynsault. Danvelt was dismissed with scant courtesy. He now realized that he had blundered sorely in _revealing his friend's whereabcuts. Returning home hz ordered horses to be saddled and, accompanied by a groom, sst out for Flushing. Now it happenrd that Count An- thony and Mistress Johanna were rid- COLORE le—2 pretty bungalows, 5 room & BUNGALOWS. LARG! il Modern {mprovements "l modern:-close. iht low er, Hyatts. 803; eves. 20 rents. Geo. C $8; 865 MONTHLY. SALE OR RENT—SUBURBAN. _ | NEAR SCLDIERS' HOME PARK HOUSES & BUNGA! 1d: ages, all mode Lol 1 Srounds. sazaes. ail modern:-close in g B el At wer. yatte. 803; evess 308, | ,Attractive semi-detached brick home. ooms. \ N ETEC—BATE U, | Legicity. Instantaneous heater, front. rear §-RGOM BUNGA ELEC., BATH, FUR- ide porches. Deej yard, 2-car Bacer Borehes. Celar. lare :;g a0 3ide BOICNeEe ouick. Call Lineoln 1974 cellas. UPPER 16th ST, ity SECTION. 11! & d. . ‘flxe“a-m.gg‘e'gm’ Boreh, Mpaniy: 3 zoome. 2 baths, center-hall brick, Strict. -t 0} - i R-w.h., hardwood floors, open fire. modern. Brick sarase. Near o erable 1a double sale. hII! line unn 14th st. car line. :Yl:e : !'T‘l)a.g::h !\;);5",7::;1!:” SA r;::c tion l!o‘m cost. 1334 Montague st. Nat. £6.950; grisinal price, $9.000. Phone ow CHEVY CHASE, D. C. i Excellent detached home on high sround, | consisting. of 1. Fooms. bath. shde “porch | X lot and fower, garden. e tems. 2. B GORDBON, Dist. 1087 or_Clev. 1935, Sent ls Tastingly pretectede Unusual Value— A mere claim of valu easily However, the fact that and the ntwly paved stre: ll. Modern Fi eaifiru— Every innovation the modern ers, 6 St 3 porche: dmpuhd. colony—lnd is grow ng consist- ks for it: We urge e at public auctlon. In front of the anu-u .nmunw AD. T FOUR OCLOCK FAUARE ADliowint-descrined " land - and ohitses “sitiats ‘b e Distgict f Colume ia. and designated as and being lot thir- teeh (13) in block two (2) in Fisher, For. d Youns, c{!mmlnlflnen subdivision n 1 0036. For Colored. “For Colored. New Brick, Modern Homes, KINGMAN PARK, 23rd and Benning Rd. N.E. ‘The restrictes communnr of model. mnd- ern_homes. Pi $6.3° $7.250. Inspect promptly or !or fllu!lrlwid ‘bookief D. E) Kealtor anid Bullder National 00: 24 FOR COL ()RYD $5,500. Gresham pl. n.w.. convenient n.w. section. Modern, 6-room house at bareain price. CHAS. D. SAGER. National 0036. 924_14th St. N.W. COLORED BARGAINS. ing communit ith oy ction. Make i Ll tub, shower, etc., Sanitas on kitchen walls and many others. venient, EXHIBIT HOME . . . 3762 BENTON ST. N.W. Take a BURLEITH-GLOVER PARK bus, or by auto go out Que or R Sts. to 37th, north to Tunlaw Rd., and turn left at Benton. i WA_N'I'II)—SUBURBAN. ABGUT CRES WITH GUOL 5iou suitable (or pouitry, nearby Maryland m’&- Lerred: for colored: have $500 cash. Addrpes X 233-M. Star office. SALE—HOUSES. ATTRACTIVE 6-ROOM AND BATH HOME in fine southeast section, completely recon- ditioned. and can be bought on terms like Tent; a 'y on paved street Pt sullhe A0 Bomi B WALTON, 1613 _Potomac A:e’ s.e. x OLD ESTATE OF NEARLY HALF ACRE ground in Chevy Chase, Md.. near Conn. . car line: wide lmnll‘e on Dlved nrut Eouhis N0, Pouo” 11s. of the office of the survevor of the Bistrict of ‘olumbia. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase ce SAL! GEORGETOWN. ng town, will sacrifice ater heat, electric light ress Box '36-M. Star offi \\'ONDI;Z;%;-‘};L BUY. 1950. $250 CASHM PER MONTH. St N.W. per c payable semi-annually, and secured deed of trust on the property. or il cash at purchas: ption. A del 1:000.00 uuulred ConveyanCing. Tocording. Sic At the purcheser's cost. Terms to be complied with within afteen days. otherwise b R g Y o d ‘and resold et the discretion of ihe trustees. Owner 1 h. hot Ou"ner ... B. H. Gruver . . . Builder 927 15th St. N.W. Natl'l 2670 J._EDWARD LEWIS. GERSON NORDLINGER. R B BEHREND, Trustees. & qulek purchnsers Savment. Ad-liflrf BY owwln—{luua SEMI-DETACHED, 17 fooms and bath, gas and electric, hw. hea lot 85x150: good N.W. locat.on; Value stead- ity Inérenln‘ $6,750; terms can be arr n ROOM HOUSE, TWO BATHS. TN FIRST. €lass order, on Peansylvania ave. § minutes’ walk from the ol: 330,000 cash. dress Box 137-M. m , ST. NE. NEAR —BEAUT! ul brick, 6 large rooms. cedar elosece. hard- w hower balh. completely’ equip: pantry. ith atbr s concrete poreh: deep 1ot Tne best bargeln in me: 37.490; casy terms. t 0392: ever 4608. large baseme; d nurmnn section, colonial type 3 rge rooms. front and rear o bath, scree: hardwood floo: 150 1t. deep, Conventent to~ 14th_street cars, stores. ‘schools, amusements. Call Cleveland McLachlen Banking Corpn. .000—] . 2 baths, double ga $0.000—1% I30I85: best section of Brookia: . aoo—m Pooms. garage, sieeping porche x1 o brick. with earage: ve: st "”1? ot Convenient Northwest o Many 0 Real'Eriste Bent 5 National 6430. resnonsibliity. cash and r_desireq X NEAR 14th AND PARK. 1346 OAK ST. Very attractive 7-room hoie, every modern improvement, i perfect, condition: 8t agc- ce price. ' Adams £449-J. 500 GHEVY CHASE DETACHED. 8 me, modery. large iot. convenlent ca res. y_terms. ~Wis. 3043. 19% NDERFUL RTUNITY FOR ROOM- ing or boardirig house; within 3 to 8 minutes ous 'Government _buildings Tiousands of - clerks who want ELLIOTE. eves., Hyatts- it 58" NEAR 13th AND PARK RD.; brick; 10 rooms. 2 baths: brick’ garage: a.m.i. prlce. Pranklin 6120, 1006 K st. (NDOW 2-car terms. BAY-WI 2" stories; 7,280, Convenient Mt. Pleasant Corner, 1501 Harvard St. N.W. Open Sunday and Daily. Two Stories—Modern. Garage, Porches. Low Price and Easy Terms. OWNER, Clev. 1531, * DETACH ED BRICK HOME. 0 WARREN s‘r ., 8 rooms, bath and half bath. All rooms large. 7 big closets. Lot 31.25x143. Garage. Price Low—Easy Terms Come Out and Bring Your Friends—We Want Your Ideas and Criticism! Finest Homes in “Marietta Park” Sample House Now Ready! 5811 6th St. N.W. (AT 6th AND NICHOLSON STS. N.W.) Open Daily and Sunday to 9.00 P.M. 23 Ft. Wide from Dining Room Back—44 Ft. Deep We want you to sce these Homes that are Different! Come out and you will be in- terested in the many features that have been installed to make a home most complete—of which many may be easily installed in your present home if you are not in the market for a new one. Several 6-room and bath houses with im- promptly or call CH. Nat'l 0036. For Colored. Yor Colored. New Brick, Modern Homes. I\Y'\TG'\‘['\V PARK and Benning Rd. 3rd The resribteg commuRity of madel. pfl, $6.375 to $7.250. 1 s o illustrated” booklet. S. D. ER. REaltor And oBiider. 14th St. N.W. WANTED _TO BUY—HOUSES R—2 OR 3 FROM :o‘:’ofi norlhtul ncuon 'llVl $3( Cash. "Address Box CASH FOR _ WEI l..oc aparyments or stores. white or colored, any ESTMENT llnn and Io-nc cash price. FAMILY HOUSF. fl:b Houum aito ‘have several cilents to ‘" At PROPERTY—STATE LOCA. Address Box ar_c IRE *SUBGRBAN HOME: GoN- "“ AR, Sarens Box Bie- LIST YOUR PROPERTY results. ssitor, 308 Fa_sve. Mr. USE. P H. 6 TO 8 ROOM sull for EHRE] ttorney for Party Secired. PR o & FUTURE DAYS. THCS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE APART- MENT HOTEL KNOWN AS THE WEST, ORELAND. SITUATE 2122 CALIFORNIA FRREET NORTHWEST. AND VAL TABLE' LOT ABJoNIfG- ON ‘THE WEST (LOTS, NUMBERED 179 AND 9 N SQUARE 1 5 Wirtie of a certain deed of trust duly Liber No. cn\tu foli d as and being lot numbered red and seventy-nine (179) in Rust bdivision of part of “The 3 feet south of the south line of Cali- fornia street, as shown on plat recorded in sald suryeyor's office in Liber County 15 at folio Also lot numbered nine (9) in 7, land now known ln{ by the same road, returning from little excursion along the dikes. ‘There had been little talk between them, and that little was confined to trivial matters. Then a l:ng silence fell, which Johanna made no attempt to break. For some time now their horses had fallen to a walking pace. Count An- thony lsaned across and placed his gloved right hand on hers. “It was you, Johanna, who com- pelled my return. You knew it, child.” She shook her head. “How could I have such knowledge?" “How? It is the kind of knowledge that is imparted without words, in the slle{tt language in which soul talks to soul.” She dared not look at him, but kept her eyes on the red towers and massive ramparts of the town of Flushing which they were fast approaching. And then she became conscious, as did he, of hoof beats behind them. A moment later came a hail and then two horsemen swept alongside and the first of these doffed his bonnet and revealed himself for Master Danvelt, never more inop- portune to her than in this momenl m.:m save you, Master Egmont,” have ridden hard to warn you.” “To_warn me?” greeting breathlessly delivered, “XI the count walted Then, too, it became necessary to ask himself to what end did he propose to snatch Johanna from another. Was he, a Prince of Guelders, prepared to make this burgher'’s daughter his princess? Even if he were, would such a thing be permitted him? And al- ternatively was he prepared to marry her at the price of renouncing his rights to the throne of Guelders? Did the clear duty imposed upon him by his birth even permit him to do so much? These were the questions he was again balancing in his mind to perplex and distract him. Answers he had not found to any when the governor's offi- cer was admitted to his presence, unless it was a half answer supplied by his romantic fatalism, that Danvelt’s super- vention at the very moment when he was about to give his love for Johanna full expression was in ‘itself a sign. ‘Tormented and despairing, torn be- tween his love for Johanna and his duty to himself and to her, and even to Danvelt, he almost welcomed the in- terruption of his distract thoughts which the officer’s advent lf?o “By your good leave, my lord, I have orders concerning you.” Thus the offi- cer, his manner a careful blend of deference and firmness. “Concerning me? They are—2" to ride with me at once, WAPLE & JAMES, Inc. OR TH LL] £V, l< ND PARK. Owners and Builders ‘s rooms, 2 complete baths, bullt-in_ga GHT E. Frigidaire, ete.: 6-ROOM H( IN PETWORTH, Vrebsione, | jmmact o6 Insiead of 3 bed 1226 14th Street North 0962 T Sive brick aweliings -u rented to'colored 'ms. _Call owner, Acdams 7286. I Rouse, ® > s for. R ibject to $5. figflm.. Ad~ 32 K ST. N.E._&1X LARGE IC Fooms leading trom hall ks Do 11N, hee. 2 YWNER—8 ROOMS. 2-8T Sveranda. 2 lots, 2 double brick | FOOFS Jeadin® Lo T GWNER. 825 F | fame neighborhood it and be co = 5% OWNER_8 ROOMS, T8TORY. DY | e DrlK: pagment. 'Address Box $1-K. ord Jote while Philip made a full announcement ! my P e D o R . of his morning’s interview with the Gov- | R e e SO RS T e S h | . ment and tax ount Anthony laughed when the tale | e DB e {5y :Qfi.ri”fififin'.‘éi‘a was told. “Why, what have I to do twenty-five hundred and thirty (2530); | with the Governor of Zealand?” he tosether with the improvements, mml‘s\‘l(‘arl"xg asked. “I do, my lord.” Ty o L g B hnents | . “That you should know, sir. Whatever | «Then what have I to do with your Total B abont” two nundred ‘and_ fourteen | it may be and lest it should bode you ill, | Govere, f Zealand?” ms).’ large. cafe frelght and passense | my duty was to Warn you at once, in | wThey will Acll ton that at ,"""“- Known | 0 what lies between us o o rds of e Dis ’ - i % bered o und‘ud ! i!'gg; f"‘,’,’,‘,‘;":‘;gfe' x:méhs'!" Was Vvery | deliver you, together with a letter from e o | the governor, into the hands of the “Indeed, @ great deal more, You |DUKES highness. o et cannot be' blind to the risk to yourself | peing " party to D o had vour full suspicions been well | oo 5 Parly to an ach of voencs founded. If, for instance, the apprehen- | It SIOX ave grave Sontedtences: sion of my person were intended, md’mdy o St you frustrate it by this warning and %0 permit me to escape, J-ou cannot be m douht that you would be called upon to answer and to answer es'l'mvausly » With Johanna's startled gaze upon | him, Danvelt made an answer which | suddenly transfigured him in her eyes, - | endowing him with & nobllity hitherto table mlofifi Metropolitan wun Teven oL, 5963, lord. "lh!"lde with you? Who are you, Arrahon “Fritz von Diesenhofen, lieutenant to i the Governor of Zealand, tn serve you.” “You seem to know me.” $oLUMBIA 3-story, ) al bar.ain, BARGAIN IAI:E DU my home. e four bedrooms. two batl 100 pwaneo™%, 8" the hiehest pointe, outside of the District. off Wisconsin ave 6200 block. 4618 Hunt_ave. ACHED BRICK S INCE NEAR 20th AND S STS, 10 $4,750; ' $30 Toduced FIO, 10 BTNy lie this avain. District, 7831 §300 CASH, BALA 50 A MONT‘L—G- “Maybe not. You must argue it with others. ¥ am a lolldel‘. not & lawyer, my lord. I have my County Anthnny rm “So be it.” he said. “Give me leave to ront: exptio ern in every respect. fent location. H. L. RUST (,O\IPM\Y Nat’l 8100. mnmct M'm. Evenin lw—mvu'ruzn'r Two huIek AellnEs, each containin rooms, Introbe heat &nd gas lght; ample I rage spage. Price and terms very reasonable. | & - 1001 15th St. N.W. (ANACOETIA A—INVESTMENT. o 1 e dwellings on wide paved street, f; each contains six rogme nfi‘éfi'&?' P end Bl | Fg{::;-;,&;sh payment. Siviang 1951 WINTER TODAY . . . But Spring is Near Is 25 = | i 3 OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. Select the Home of Your Choice Now | O LW A B o . bungalow, one m“'?é%h’(?uth See the New Cooley Price 59,450 National 0931 - ' " Bros. Homes in 7 ACRES 16-R0OM, HOUSE, W u—lc]_ $ Tune 1. 19 o Suitable for Private School. Rental Terms frioity, steam heat, haths, =gfl;°;"g';“‘ <ot | extension” 1950 Bearing interet at e et oy Bt State rond, © miles: Di By ne "E‘.‘:}'&'“?Jr";?.'fl'fle"‘5'.‘:-35"""" Eleven rooms, two baths, hot- Glou m o 0 threeecar brick e :gm = 14 <> H |f."r§h%} ".'G%J‘.l{ '-egl?f:rm ‘aced ot rast y large rooms and is mod- PP ———T P ‘& GRIFFIN, . | oiic 200, 1and records of the Belect, wnv-n- Frederick. Md. Dllll!LI:l of Gellu'nbl er?g:e;l.n; Ell:!?dfl lot EXHIBIT HOME . . . 2303 38th St. N.W. CANADA TAX SALE. 'z-;,';z Salance Gf iity-seren Seized and Sold For Taxes. ents (36.733.35) t" fn’"n’n ;:;,rls Only 3 remain unsold in original group of 10. All-brick 08 hur 29 ser gon s ,’f 3 construction, varied designs and floor plans, 6 big rooms, 3 $63:30 buvs 25 ¥rio! e covered porches, variegated tile baths, built-in garages, hard- "“,, apt his_ head. “Your fetter must wait, my lord, until ctr.e ; axunuoml e Adnfres- Eox tar offic ‘mo-e e herees b wad 0D Estabrook, 1026 15th n.w. O CLERK TRANSFERRED FROM WASI 11’ 6-room, bath and cellar bungalow, " m.i.. beautiful lawns and shrub- 500 $500 cash. Substantial reduc- uon ‘cash above first mortgage; Ar- mwn Tounty. “Address Box 80-M. Star |g= N, NEW BRICK suuo'{«- G, owsr, Areplace oh: two. bath. n-uumx fmuon w it h!lt offer oash. ‘Box . tar office, TOR l lll o Detached Corner Home. OLD CLEV l‘l AND PARK. ¥, acH "'a fivable "z' ?l'“"" e rst flogr arrange- & bl""’ °3 Baths mmu E With a ?.m nnxlunl nl Geneer N. L. SA\IQBURY CO 1418'Eye. 8t N. W. Daaltors street and alle; Tunlaw R Cooley Bros. sign. wood floors throughout, Frigidaire, cet mante's with Radiant heater: Drive out Que ar R St. to 37th, north to turn left on Benton to 38t Home open daily until 9 P.M. -lined closets, brick landscaped lawns, paved H¥St. Look for ley Bros ‘Ontario. Br lrish cu'fi.mm- Our 1 e form full particula; ation. " Now i 117 acres British, ’Cnmmbl o '"flzn" " several bundred prices & titully hinting camps and “Ganine Jodges. ere there is real Eummer, cottase, sites, heavily Sicoded sity Onllrln Aha ke hunting and _fishing. Muskok: B‘:’ P' i P}U i Gur 13 ”-m.uu o it ustrated Ves ana free on appli- e nmo Tn"8an: forests and farms. ' Don't runmu Jon'c last long &t 3" Canada. (a.& fore three Jears, With at T centum p um, payable Semi-ansually, from day of sale. Seclred b deed of t-ust u broperty’ sold, or all gaah at the otian of “uhe purchaser.” A de- BOSIt O £10.000.00 Wil be required At me of All convevancing. recording. etc cu‘fl of purchaser. Terms of ith within RIELS (30 8 wise the trustee t ren!l the property at e rmz -na ‘orn. e L (mm day lv WILLIAM D. gz l!anhu« corner 1::2 Btreet an flow York unsuspected. “8ir, I am well aware of that. But if my life should pay for it, it ls not more than the life I owe to you. Moreover, lt| | is through me and the service thet you ! !dld me that you are tracked.” “My friend,” said Count Anthony, ! ‘your action more than Justmes mine in j hnvm‘ served you." Then he smiled in. “For the rest, you need hnve no I have made safe delivery of 2 Ceunf. Anthany rrownre’d 1, "Yoll ‘may ull it that, Besides, we must set out at once if we are to cross tife water before dusk.” ‘Thus abruptly ended Count Anthony's s*wndn visit to Flushing. fear either for me or for yourself. I am no {ugitive from justice. There will be_messages for me. That is all. lcased e had worr uuh'unH? was . He worn o Mm&n