Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1921, Page 11

Easy Terms S Mqfiné Plasan; #o-Kenyon an 3:11: west % square to. l7th thousand - dollars. ‘The | ‘covered -with -cement: I!ucw for five or EEL MANUFACTURE o TR Mfllfl THAt Magnetio:Sand Can A erted Into ‘Iron May lwalutlnn!n Industry. mxm ’Autul 19.—A new nroce(ll by -which sand-iron,” ‘or magnetic sand, ‘may . be converted: into .pigl _|'iron apa’ thence - into, steel, has jusy been made public by Cero Matsukata' and Dr. Asépu Naito. . The discovery, the scientists aver, will niot)only, revolutionize the steel industry in Jagan, but‘of.the world. The proceas’ 1s carried out by means: -1 ot eomhln\n‘ the sand ltan with coke, using..hot gas flames making | terrn~ukek from. whh:h lrnn easily has ilt(le or mo lroll in ‘an; which ‘may be- easily mine: fo .land this fact has made this country dow, is-well ‘located and ‘and &/ d. Toomy and tertal crowd-on It In hat weather | Y -aEe The ‘total width of -this_cott: and. depth-is-twenty- one of the biggest Importers of iron, especlally .1 England and the United States. . However, magnetic sarid is sbundant-throughout the em. ire, but was quite useless up to the Iscove ke Jay & Tl Ilfl 2 '°B§QM .5’0 flt fron imports.. '|CANADIAN MEASURE HERE. One of OMclAl Stanidxslls of Length Being Tested. 7 The bureau of standards has n its ossession one of Ca 's, official tandards of length, a meter bar that. as been, calibrated at the interni- tional bmluvo wal'htl and meas- 'he” Canadian bar is in: Washington for eomumcn wi American” standards, . bar s made of invar, an alloy of nlckel and steel, ,that changes only- slightly in} length with variatioh in temperature. Comparisons -have been ‘made -bé- ‘| tween - the - four platinum-iridium meter bars that'are official standards of this country and the Canadian bar. — The fifth annual interstate reatty convention will be held August 2¢ to 27 at Tacoma, he roposals to:uttlize' Camp,Shis- |1 ‘Onto,” for Was futther discunséd’yesterday conference ‘between'. Pr arding, Director Forbes of the vi jerans’ bureau and Brig. Gen. Charl E.Sawyer. It was sajd afterward that na decision probably would be made ‘Jul after the return of BSeoretary ‘seks from the vacation trip to New -Hampshire on which he |u.rt€d today. . HARDING STREET OPENED. th wm«.mlm BALTIMORE, August 20.—Harding 'place. is° the name of -one of n-m- more's newest streets, and was so ‘mamed in honor of the present: Presi- dent of the United States. -Thus far it 1s onlr one.saquare long. and none of the houses on either side of the t been occuplied. Diaz, commander- ian: armies, has n authorized by King Victor Emmanuel to accept the invitation of the American Legion to participate in its convention in Kan- sas City in October. Gen. Diaz will sail firom Naples Octo-. beréonthe lleuner Gluseppe Verdi, ac- companied by Gen. de Luca. xennad{ The latter was born in New Yor! his mother being a native of New Or- leans and his father, then consul gen- taly in New York. ‘Two subordinate officers, whom will be Lieut. R\llpofl. whose grandmother was an ‘American, also will accompany Gen. Dias, who will bo Jolned in the United States by Col rio Di Bernezzo, Itallan military lfi!‘ch! in Washington, and Carlo n, assistant military at< Diaz will & one of trom. the lulhn army, not only to the members of: the “but also to all-the citisens of the Usited States. thirty Yast. i below. that the- wide drop -siding’ l- used. Particularly interesting is the elanrly ll’l"nl.d sleeping- porch. Ive of the front pi full A Waslnngton Helghts Home lmmedlate Possesslon 1817 Be_lmont Road Open Sunday From 2 te6 P.M. Four' good “size bedrooms- snd two baths, not 't -Beautiful Detached Homes * 8 Rooms and Bath . LARGE ATTIC . Plenty of Ground; Front, Rear and Sides 1201 to 1207 Hamilton St. N.W. Good Location, Showing Permanent Values mention ampla..closst. L first. - Experts are at your service. -m & mwson INC. 3t s | oth St. o I ) Interstate . Commerce : Gomamission | [ Canicels: Proposed Suspension, The Interstate Commerce “Commis- |l ston has further suspended schedules | || Pproposing canceliation of thé existing - | through rates oncement from points in New Jersey, New York and Penn- :yln;::. 10 ‘points on’ the Washing- | | | ton, Baltimore.ana Annapolis clactri | raifway. Tne "action of the commiss col sion. today. leaves comb applicable. mbination ntel The “proposed cancellation of the existing through rates was suspended This property is occupied by ‘the owner and has been kept in excel- lent condition. Re- cently papered and painted. until:October.13.- A-previous suspen- sion_was ‘to last until Senlembfl' 13. Of frame and stuceo i this cottage airy, shown today and,, exclupive -of the ,‘;‘Ik:"g" in_the dining room helps plumbing and - heating, can- be- built o ttractive.” The, Don’t Delhy in Seeing Them. Open and ngllted Daily -nd Sunday Until 9 P.M. 6th & C Sts. Sth & FloridaAv. southwest northenst o Th;_:&-é):xmp’ in’ Takoma Park” - 'ARK HOMES i room, Zetory house, all At both of these yards we maintain |: competent salesmen: Present prices - are about one-balf of last year's. . Lumber ZcFoot 24c Foot .-~ Nowhere in this city can be found such a well designed house to be Abought at anywhere near the price we are selling them for. D. J. DUNIGAN- 1321 New York Ave. Phone Main 1267 space, ccmpfl.e lha lecmd ‘floor, wnl:lch ‘is fhrished dln natural_pine or has Washington .f’ s -‘v:r:nm Brice, Jou bu; desirable hun alows - {‘ . either screene: is an attic for -torno pufposes only. 3stories, ten rooms (6 bed- rooms), steam heat; electricity, etc. 2-car brick garage in rear. lrrk-o il by larger houses: constructior Seater Beat."R 5 nollu;. e, extra tolleta. Subdivision, near nlllflnm for -1. s, '”. Oln $8,000. six-room 383 %o 3700 dowa several amall house l_improvements, Noter ¢ your o us, we see i as The fxtures which go te make u ..ll-lmnfmvmhn-.l 1a excellent coaditiom. Price is right and terms can be are nnged. Shannon & Luchs |' 713 14th St. N.W. itance 32 weil ia’to"those wishing 1o Fhei e l?ouoln--nhdnbhhn-b LILLIE ‘& HENDRICK zs Carroll . Ave., leoma Park 712 to 730 Webster Street N W . PETWORTH Terms: $1,000 Cash, $75 Month ‘10 Built 3 Left 6 rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric lights, outside pantries, breakfast and sleeping porches, hardwood floors and tnm lot 142 ft. deep; street and alley improved. These quu Will All Be Sold Befm They Are Finished Inspect and See. Why Sample House:Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday. Until 9.P.M. D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. Attae o aes Moy oall Col- 302.w . s | “The Best. Values in Takoma Pork” freplace. which Is sa. Situatod as to allow thosé in-the den-to share in its cheery_ glow. -The pantry, with win- Baild With the Best—I¢ Costs No More 'Be.ufiful—Everlufing—Imperishable Bethesda Blue Gramte Rendences Foundatibm : i N fact, every. sort of building. where stone”is used— l where one builds for permanency. Picture for yourself the difference’in sellin, if, when you cqmie to sell, you have built with. iBlue Granite. WE quarry this stone and we know its nond:riul qua.l-, price— ethesda ities. -No stone offers so great resistance to mois- ture. It does not chip, nor scale. =* = | : EAUTIFUL, impressive, indestructible—it- meets every test, and IT COSTS NO“MORE THAN THE INFERIOR KIND—inferior not alotie in reslstance ~to the elements, but in beauty as “ell . “4th and UpahurStreetc Tapestry Brtck it New homes, bullt by Clarence H. Small Locatmn' 4th ‘and Upshur Sts N. W near Soldlers Home" 3 Pa.rk S Y : 2 Slx latge, well proportloned rooms and receptlon hall *.Concrete front porch, sleeping and service porches. : 'Tlle roof over: attxc that afi'ords ample space for. storage Profit by “the experience of ‘these who have bought at Argonne Ter- ‘race and who have found Protected l.oeahon—-lnspmng Surroundings Modern Equipment--Domestic Convenience Educational Facilities—Architectural Beauty fisit “Afgonne Terrace and your house problems will be’ solved: You - can’ ply htyuamotplyfl:emndmu-dyum 5 : m.t House1620 Argonne Place N w Opm" Wmdaymhl’fl?‘ lmNewYorkAn.N.W., ‘Phone Main 98°