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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-26
-. In E0erybody's Confidenee=:=.=:==:.
THE GATE-POST
BIZ Harold Phillips:

Along early C. the dramatic critic
Times Union Gazette and RegisteStandard
midland onylegs asked question which longer
"Abes Irish Rose" This Elmer Metculous nae
with the drama?" AS the was but
three weeks and somedd days old that time the
ripple placdy of Athenian e
with things of greater import But dramatic editors
Others beyond numbers up Emer cudgs and they've
waving them aoft since.
Mr. Mecuous caustc corroded
of old army sergeants the question
is practically of ink and space say
flowed the bridge What
first paid attention this question
could be said that deal Of flowed
bridge and Of spring rains but wtha intellect
which could tell concusvey
with the drama few presumptuous foks-some eight
Million according the last fgureshave essayd diagnose
all dismal failures they think subject
they're talking about is.
In miniature the parallel experience of the
whose with family
Rodena Muscuu people without encyclopedias still
call them Mr. Goodwin tolerant long these mischief
walkers ate only his grease paint his wig but he called
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-26
WEEK AFTER NEXT.

NATIONAL-A new musical
comedy, plain Jane"
BELASCO- Sally, Irene and
Mary" with Eddie BOWL
ing.
-POLI'S-D. w. Griffith's film,
America"
KEITH'S-Janet Beecher,
Olive Wyndh a m, Violet
Kemble Cooper and Harry
C. Browne, headlining in a
playlet.
STRAND-Jan Rubini, violin
list, headlining; others, and
films.
GAYETY-"Bon Tons" with
John Barry.
TIVOLI "Jazz-a-Week," q
complete syncopated frolic.
METROPOLITAN - "Why
Men Leave Home"
RIALTO-John Barrymore in
Beau Brummel."
PALACE - Lillian Gish in
1.-THE White Sister,"
| AMBASSADOR "Why Men
Leave Home" and Warnings
Pennsylvanians.
| CENTRAL-James Kirkwood
and Lila Lee in Loves
Whirlpool"
| GRAN DALL'S - Carmel
Myers in "The Love Ban
dit"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-26
Dizzy DOraS and
Their Illusions

The Dumb Doras of Holly
wood cling to the belief that
Buddy" Post is a head
quarters of the American
Legion, that Reginald Barker
is a sideshow ballyhoo artist,
that. Robert Edeson invented
electric lights, and that VIII
liam Beaudine, having a
French name, is a perfume
manufacturer. They also in
sist that Artemus Ward is a.
district in the Hollywood
hills.
Fancy that!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-18
WHINE IS CALLED
| TO INQUIRY HERE
IvtIkIIh I'll
New Jersey Official Under
Il Fire Will Confer With At
{ torney General.

i Attorney General Stone will hold
smother conference with United
states Attorney Winnie of New Jer-
Sey, and Assistant United States At
torney Van Ripper. relative to condi-
ZION in the office of the United States
attorney there. The meeting prob
ably will take place next week.
! He indicated that some data was
being gathered there by representa-
lives of the Department of Justice,
who are already in the field. An
Immense amount" of information
about affairs in Mr.. WINES Office.
was in hand, he declared
1t was the belief of the Attorney
General that he will have details upon
(which the department can form a
judgment for action in advance of the
conference next week with Mr.. Winnie
and Mr.. Van Ripper. 1t was said that
department officials expected by that
time to have either confirmation or
refutation of certain evidence said
10 have been supplied by the New
Jersey Anti-Saloon League, the char
acter of which never has been dis
closed.
Concerning the Weehawken scan
dial. Mr.. Stone reiterated that there
was no reason now for further moves
by the Federal Government in the
case. There is nothing to be
gained" he said. "by fastening our
action in this case. If the State au-
1horities make good. there will be no
necessity for Federal action unless
Federal officials are involved. If the
State fails, we can step in and pick
mp the fragments and with such evil
dence as our forces will be able to
gather. we will make out our case
Perhaps we will have better luck
picking up these fragments and max
ing our case if we go slow and stay
away from the fight now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-18
NEWPOST SOUGHT.
FOR CULBERTS0N
Tariff Official May Be Named
Envoy to South American
=. Country.

William S. Culbertson of Kansas,
vice chairman of the Tariff Commits
sion, has indicated a desire for
transfer to some other branch or
government service and President
Coolidge is looking about for a post
to which he may be appointed!
The prospective retirement OF Mr..
Culbertson, combined with the Presi-
dents virtual decision not to reap
point David J. Lewis Of Maryland to
the commission, will permit Mr.. Cool
idge to bring about a desired reor-
ganization Of the tariff body For
more than two years the commission
has been deadlocked on almost every
major question and efforts by Mr.
Coolidge to bring about a working
agreement have failed.
appointment of Mr.. Culbertson to a
diplomatic post is one. of the pos
sibilities. Decision of Jacob Gould
Schurman: to remain as minister to
China after 1t had been indicated he
might retire, closed that door, but
there remains the possibility of a
vacancy in a South American post.
An intimation also has reached
Washington that Gov. Towner of
Porto Rico may want to give up his
post because of his health, but the
President wants to retain him if
possible.
Consideration is being given by Mr..
Coolidge to several recommendations
for the place on the tariff commission
held by Mr.. Lewis under recess
reappointment.
Reorganization Of the tariff COM
mission may be followed by shake
up in the Federal Trade Commission.
This agency has found itself in fire.
quent conflict with the Department
of Justice and other branches of the
Government and some of its members
were accused in administration quar-
ters of disagreeable political activity
during the recent campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-18
Leaves Medical Body Post.

Modern civilization is at every
turn in touch with and dependent
upon medical science" declared DR..
John D. Thomas, retiring president
Of the District of Columbia Medical
Society, In an address given upon the
occasion of DR.. Thomas leaving the
society. The society adjourned at the
last night meeting until January g.
when new officers will be elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-18
Would Authorize Navy Service

A bill to authorize the Navy De-
partment to continue the acceptance
of commercial and class messages for
transmission between the Pacific
Coast and the Philippines until pri-
vately owned radio facilities are pro-
vided on the island was introduced
yesterday by Representative Free,
Republican, California
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Near Conn. Ave. and \ St.
SIS OOO

This beautiful English basement type mod
ern home meets the demand that is CON
stantly being made by those who desire a
modern. comparatively inexpensive home in
the very hest section Of the city. This prop
erty could not be duplicated today fer this
the house is well arranged for entertaining
1t has a large reception room the ground
1oo-. On the main floor is large drawing
room. middle-entranee hall. dining room. pan
try and kitchen. The first sleeping floor has
four bedrooms and two BATHS. and the second
two bedrooms. The entire property has been
designed and decorated by one of the fore
most architects Of the city. We give i'm
mediate nosSesSion.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Near Dupont Circle.
S167S0

A certain part Of the Dupont Circle section
has been zoned for business purposes and it
is needless to say that this business
is not likely to be extended in the future.
Consequently the purchase Of a substantial
help but be a profitable Investment. We are
offering a good building consisting OF a
store and an apartment OF rooms and bath
above, at q price that should appeal TO the
investor. 1t has lot 2Ox1OO to an alley and
is equipped with steam heat and electric
of cash reofired
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Cleveland Park.
S165ON.

An out-of town owner is very anxious TO
dispose Of this very desirable detached mod
ern home and we believe that fair offer will
be seriously considered by Elm. The house
soon rs sold. The location is one of the very
best in Cleveland Park. being just half
square west of Connecticut ave. The house
has large rooms and BATH of which are
bedrooms; INV h.; electric lights; a very nice
lot and a we'll built garage. Reasonable terms
will be considered.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
+ ST. NV

Southern exposure; very substantial 3-srory
brick in good condition; situated very conven-
ently to the State. War and Navy and nu-
rooms and reception hall: has gas, electricity
and efficient heating plant; lot is .O.5 #
front. 12S.j #. deep to left. ipaved alley;
large brick garage. electric lighting and water
supply; owner anxious to sell to settle an
estate.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
$4,000

$4,000.
BALr. SQUARE FROM DUPONT CIRCLE
AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
ON 4S-foot frontage, handsome home, in
100. Has 1s rooms and 3 baths, besides 8
s"rvants' rooms: steam heat and electricity.
one-haif OF this lot is available for building
and would lend itself admirably as site for
an apartment structure.
Sf5,5OO.
CLEVELAND PARK
Near Connecticut ave. Detached home of Q
rooms and bath: modern as to heat and light
Vacant and redecorated like new. ~.
$13,5OO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-NEAR 18th ST.
figure foAroom and 2-bath house with mod
ern equipment. Second door rented as an
$11 500.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD
bus sed 'S sy
brick. containing s. rooms and baths be
sides maids room and storage room; laundry.
Garage. House admirably adapted to sub
leasing, as third floor has 3 fine rooms and
bath. leaving for owner rooms and bath on
S10,25O.
TAKOMA PARK.
Attractive 7-room house., veniently To-
Gated near 14th st. cars. Fine lot. 105 feet
'front.' .by gOou depth, Win garage. House IN
excellent condition and owner viii give i'm
mediate possession. Reasonable terms. Make
m an offer on this house.
S1O,25O.
.TAKOMA PARK. b. C.
Conveniently located attractive detached
home Of rooms and bath: oak floors; hot
water heat; electricity. garage. Owner has
reduced price from $40, 75d. Let US show you
this beautiful suburban home with all city
esaveniences. ~t5
WIN. H. SAUN
1888 K Street NV. F
Evening star., 1924-03-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES,
CSntinued.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.
AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN.
S1S.zSOACHENY CHASE


S15Z50-CHENY CHASE
beautiful dearhed
home at bargain andonl
f plan nspacons living
handsome two
d floor with two
through Pntsbun eater
is i'm
wlddw ell to inspect t5s
Sl2OOO-Mt Pleasant.
fsarsse
S12,25O-New Hampshire Ave.
tapesr
splendid
sleeping
SlO,5OO-Near State, War and Navy Building
walk FROM
dr rtensSl
SoI5O-Coumba Heights.
ughortT
SSOO0-Two- Family Flat
situated
eachs
Evening Phone Service Until PM
BOSS & PHELPS.
AEABERs OF THE WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-03-15

Mt. PLEASANT-S105O0.
One Block OF 10th Street d.. .-.......
\ further
Is
A"e
MASS. AVE. PARK
Brick mdivd
and
room ndba Il
in A''
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-S275O
Ii largro
HALF BLOCK OF r4th ST. ......-...
-Four Bedrooms. Two-Car C1arage-S1325O
$ ale
%wner has found IT Necessary change the location
BEST NORTHEAST LOCATION-%Z5O
heat
vide paved alley This colonial double P 10
are
'lAkOMA PARk-S9o5O; ST 100 Cash SIS Monthly
n this shouSm be
condition; heat
-. VII LL1AM S. PHILLIPS
18th and X SITS. NV. Phona Nj: .eo,
MEMBER WASHINGTON BOARD NAa''i Tooo
Evening star., 1924-03-15
$4,000.

| CONN. AVE. & UPTON ST.
, An unusually attractive and modest home
, 2 story and attic brick, containing rooms
and tile bath: first floor has glassed- in and
; heated breakfast porch: second floor has 3
| bedrooms and scheened-in sleeping porch All
| doors and windows weather stripped: instan-
taneous hot water supply and heated by hot
water; bult-in garage; immediate possession.
} S14 000
Evening star., 1924-03-15
$13,5W.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Situated on Belmont road. convenient TO
18th ST. and Columbia road and the several
car lines: very excellent 3-story brick, con-
sisting of u rooms and 3 Baths: gas for cook
ing and electric lighting: hot-water heating
system; very desirable: lot % IT. front. Id
ft. deep TO u 15-ft. paved alley: 2-car garage
$4,000
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Mount Pleasant.
S1SSm.

4 lovely semi-detached wide twostorH Hick
dwelling. that is beyond doubt one CT. the
most complete and attractive homes Oh tho
market. 1t has a beautiful living n rcom.
dining room. pantry and kitchen on tie krsE
floor: bright bedrooms and tiled bath ahd
a wonderfully attractive inciosed sieepih5
porch on the second floor: Hot-water heat
electric lights and hardwood floors are snuyr:e
the many features Of this property. The our
standing feature, however. is the wonder
full condition of the house from celeizr tc
roof the owner having recently ee1pcaSed
approximately $500 in putting this prop
erty in the condition he wanted ir. Garage.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
INSPECT AT ONCE.

INSPECT AT ONCE.
112O-1122 Holbrook St. NE.
One-half square north of 14tll
and Florida ave. ne. One is a
corner house; six extra large
rooms. tile bath. h.-w.h.. electric
lights. hardwood floors and lots
of other extras. Built-in garage.
Easy terms. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 New York Ave. NV.
Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
$1,000.

$1,000.
:. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
NJ square and half north of Ambs sssdor
fIne thfee.story brick house. containin@ IN
Garase Vacant and recently reIecornted tic'ty; e.
opportunity for immediate possession Of sna
nome reasonably priced. AHe
S13,5OO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-wEsr OF 1e,h On.
troom and 2-bath colonial front hr,cr
mouse, the product Of one Of our good hniId.
floors and norrhes fpTspeess as to heat, light.
$12,5OO.
-. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
rus,o, mest OF 18th st. and south of Park rd.
inv is'oas raoo brick a house. 25 feet wide contain
generous depth to paved alley. indiyidu.,ir y
built and always occupied by owners famiiE'
$12,Z5O.
HALF SQUARE EAST OF 16tb s,,
room and bath brick house. s.ristiy ns Modern 8,
garage. Choice location at reasonabie Price. anu
$4,000.
TAKONA PARK, d. a.
Modern detached home on lot 20 and ,ou
100, containing 13 rooms and baths H heoteI oter
Dy stem .s;n, and lighted by electricity second
rented for $50 a month. Owner viii ,a.se .no
nrst moor at $50 month and furnish heat = nd
light for entire building. Convenient TO hnth
car systems and stores 'H
$3.50.
.s.t. +. HOIMEAD MANOR.
But one square from 14th ST. Vacant
Colonial front brick house Of @ large rooms
pantry with outside window, tile bath: laun.
dry tubs; hot-water heat; electricity Garage
on paved alley. A lo.T price and easy terms.
DERS CO., Inc.
,ealtors. Main lO15-6-7.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Near Lanier Place and Col. Rd.
S16 500

In ideal homo in arrangement and construc-
tion, Of tapestry brick. two stories and a attir
with 8 rooms and baths and built in garage
This home has every modern convenience.
such electric lights. hardwood floors
h.-w.h.. and has been kept in wonderful CON
dition by the owner This property is located
in one Of the most desirable sections of the
city. close to two car lines. and in section
where every convenience can be had. An
inspection of this property will convince you
OF its merits
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Sl7,5W
I'IRST ST MY


West side. between Adams and Bryant, most
proximity TO the Filtration Plant park and
Soldiers Home; 3-story brick. containing 8
rooms: house is in most excellent condition
improvements are gas, electricity and hot
water heat: the lot is 2H19O #. and faces a
very accessible 2O-ft. alley
C1 Z 800
Evening star., 1924-03-15
MOORE & HILL. Incorporated.
73O 18th Street NV
MEMBER Est.
Near Conn. Ave. and Bureau 2715 Wisconsin Ave
OF Standards. S155OO

SIo,UUU.
Chquestlonabiy one Of the most outstanding 2
bargains in modern three-story. semi.
detached dive Hing, located one OF the pref
tiest streets in the city. in neighborhood of
the suburbs with the accessibility and con-
venience Of the city. This home is only half
a square Of the best line Of the city and
IS only Il minutes by auto to the Treasury
department. 1t has excellent big lot ,
with plenty of room for garden. flowers.
etc. and paved alley in the rear. The
house itself has 8 large rooms and tiled bath
large porches. h.-w.h and electric lights. and
in absolutely perfect condition. Can be sold
reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
[ Columbia Heights.
$1,000

This beghtiful t!Arce- story brick dweli;u. :
n feet VIE. aFn3,rding large. well shaped
r"oms; msnns- and PPssieA up in very attractive
electric lights. in very. excellent cond
iio1 hst aS The Is loeatig esPeeially good being
important streets of Columbia Heights, where
the character of improvements are Of the very
best. We know this is a fair price for tn,
property and do not believe il can be Ciup,i
Gated anywhere in Columbia Heights at th:s
Evening star., 1924-03-15

IAMESON-BtILT HOMES
33 to ~ T St. NE.
Six large rooms, tile bath, hot
water heat. electric light. built-in
ice box and other extras. large
front porch. double rear porches,
deep lot to wide alley. Easy
terms. Open daily and Sunday.
.THOS. 4. JAMESON & CO.,
oOo New York Ave. Main 5526.
Evening star., 1924-03-15

his beautiful new detached brick residenr.
is situated in Massachusetts Ave. Heights
JUST square and half from the Nstiona
Cathedral Grounds. and is on an eIeyatio,
commanding view of the entire city un
equaled anywhere in Washinstoi.. Furtber
more. this section is building up with ex
pensiVe homes. none Of which can be pu-
chased for anything like as low a price a,
TINS The house has four sleeping rooms
place. very bright dining room. PANTRY and
Kitchen, h. VII, electric lights, hardwood
noors a built-in 6reproof garage and a 10,
JNi22l2 to an alley. Row houses no larger
with only 20 #. lots and in I0ca tions no,
near.y as good are selling for this price So
parent. While not quite Completed il Is
sufficiently well advanced for inspection ar,l
it Will be open totmorrow for thsf purnCsn
Evening star., 1924-03-15
S14,OO.
ON LAMONT ST.

Near the Mt. Pleasant car line-sem;- de
tached brick: corner Of an alley: three stories
large colonial porch cellar under entire house
contains II rooms; hardwood floors large sun
parlor. several open freplaces; tiled ba this
special electrical fixtures; modern hea atjn :
Ia
Evening star., 1924-03-15

TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
Mr.. wISC. AVE. L o ST.: PRESSED
brick; front and rear porches; new
roof; price low. on cash payment of
$3.50, balance monthly; consider sec
ond trust note good car, or small
house in part payment for equity.
N. f. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 45s7. 1923 + st.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
COLORED BARGAINS

1749 U ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath, brick: well
built, we'll located, colored resi-
dence. Price reasonable. Good
terms.
WEAVER BROS, Realtors,
735 18th St. NV.
Main 1921. Main 1872.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
CsOntfuusd

Sixteenth St. Near Que St.
cabinet officer This house is we'll adapted fol G
use as club or fraternity house.
L. +. BREUNINGER & SONS,
To8 Colorado bldg. Main GAO.
MOUNT PLEASAN1-
Just completed.
1s47 Irving 81. NV.
large rooms.
sleeping porches.
Fireplace.
Garage.
Attic.
Oak floors
Automstic water heater
APPLY TO YOUR own BROKER
THRIFT 81 BLDG. CO..
Uhfon Trust Bldg. Main 7ss.
Remember
Our New
Phone Exchange
Number.
Main $500.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors:
The Home OF Homes.
l417 X St. NV.
Main $500
MODERN GROOM GRAY
brick house in a very fine neigh
borhood: modern conveniences !;
x block from car line. direct
downtown. Terms can be ar
ranged. Apply direct to owner.
334 10th St..n.e.
Evening star., 1924-03-15

FOR SALE = $500 CASH.
easy payments. Be sure to in
spect this new 8-room, detached
home; h.-w.h., elec. lights. attic,
double sleeping porch, fireplace.
pantry. Open Saturday and
Sunday. Only one left. 1S43
Monroe st. ne. Take r. /. ave.
cars to 10th and walk north.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1871 Fl St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Near Ga. Ave. and Park Road.
81 500

To close estate we are Offering z4sui,.
stsntial detached dwelling on very larsr
lot, renting for $50 month. In addition
there is large barn and five garages renting
for $50 per month. This makes a total in.
come of Sl1o per month investment OF
only $500. The alton of this property
is very good, being only a very short distancc
TO the Georgia ave. and 11th st. car lines.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
$2O,5W.

CHEVY CHASE PARK.
Situated on 31st pl., D. C. (vacant)-An
unusually desirable and attractive new house !:
Dutch colonial type; concrete front porch: .
stories and attic: cellar under entire house |:
adequate hot-water heat and laundry: first
and second floors contain 6 rooms; all modern
improvements: electricity; tile bath: we'll
planned snd unusually well constructed: one
car garage; lot 40x125 #.
S11.I5O.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
$1o,5W.

OLD CHEVY CHASE.
4 charming home located in the best section
Of this desirable suburb: new colonial home,
attractively planned and built Of the best ma
terial and skilled workmanship, contains 10
rooms and baths; all modern conveniences;
especially lighted and the most up-to-date hot
water heating system: lot is 8Oxl3O TT; Gear
built-in garage. Priced for quick sale.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
These Are Splendid Homes

These Are Splendid Homes
You won't find anything nicer or more con
Homes located at
3110-312S Newton St. NE.
(JUST OFF RHODE ISLAND AyE.n
Really, you'll be surprised at the unusual
able to incorporate in these Homes. Modern
TO the most minute detail planned in
practical manner and situated in just the
sort OF neighborhood you want. Come and
see them
They Have + and 5 Rooms
$3.50 to $3.50.
ONLY $500 is REQUIRED AS FIRE:
PAYMENT-TIIE BALANCE ON
CONVENIENT TERMS.
Equipped with modern hot-water heating
plants. gas, electricity and reliable bathroom
fixtures.
Take cars leaving 18th and G SITS. NV. ana
ride TO the corner Of Rhode Island ave. and
Newton st. n.e.-a scant twenty minutes from
the Treasury Department.
HARRY A. KITE,
1ncorporated)
1914 X St. Phone Main 1916.
For Sale to Colored.
Beautiful suburban home. rooms concrete
cellar, furnace, electric light. range, pantry.
sleeping porch; owner has taken a position
the city. House was occupied only months.
Has been papered and painted.
I would not build and sell this house today
for less than Sc, 0OO but some one will get u
to include principal and interest Inquire of
WILLIAM p. IRWIN,
Phone Main 3S0s. 141o G st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Chew Chase.
S13 900

4 beautiful new detached Dutch ,.olouis /
home, which has many unique and attractive
features and il built in a manner that has at
tracted a great deal of attention. Several
induce the builder t, duplicate this house for
them on their ground. 1t has bedrooms
and beautiful tiled bath in addition to a
large living room with open fireplace bright
dining room with breakfast room ladjoniin:
and large pantry and kitchen. All the ap-
poin tments modern and the interior deco
rating especially GOOD. The location in very
desirable. being a. one of the highest JleinIs ;
il Chevy Chase, surrounded by an unuslia Iy
good class of homes We can make very al
tractive terms on this property and give in
mediate possession. - -.
Near Ga. Ave. and Park Rogd.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
FOB SALE-HOUsES.
Con tin ued

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
l424 shepherd st.-Open for inspection ANY
broker or OWNER. Main ooz2: Adams IJS3
Evening star., 1924-03-15
$3.50.
IllMEAn MlNnu

But one square from I4th St Vacant
Co:onial front brick house Of 9 large rooms
dry tubs; hot-water heat; electricity Garage
on paved alley. 4 lo.y price and essr ferms
Evening star., 1924-03-15

CHEVY CHASE. D. G..
Desiraby located on Harrison street imme.
[ diately west Of Connecticut ave.; very af.
| tractive new colonial home, exceptionally well
planned; highest class Of skilled workman
ship. and representing construction value that
could not be bettered: containing s rooms and
baths; gas. electricity and high-ciass hot
water heating system lot is about 90 IT, by
30 IT. to paved alley; ample room for 4