Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1921, Page 15

" 'PHE 'EVENING ’STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ‘C, SATURDAY,- DECEMBER - 10, 1921. ; REAL ESTATE. 15 NEW RESIDENTIAL OPERATION IN CHEV_Y CHASE. NEW HOMES BEGUN. Allan E. w.lhn Company Will . Erect Forty Dwellings. Construction of the first group of the forty homes, which the Allan E. ECT Walker ~ Investment Company will INSPI ' s 2y ‘ o e o iy J f build in Chevy Chase, D. C. was be- ONLY 2 LEFT gun recently. The group is locate IN THE CITY 1202 to 1230 Jefferson St. N.W. | “'"""".;“-"““m‘ = = Ve S P g [:55 sz et s A\ = 5 \ [ holm estate. The lots for the building KENYON ST. | If You Are Looking for A NEW HOME |British’ government's latest proposals it ty feet wid ith \for an Irish peace settlement. French O e v h v iaT et E erage depth of more than 200 feet. offictals deny Morse right to land at Robert §. Beresford, the architect in | COLUMBIA HEIGHTS N.W. S [Hayre. Morse promises to sail. Mac- c‘h-nr‘e. has glnhnned an individual de- | X a8 Lighted Until 9 0 millan_sends word from frozen north. Slgn forseacy houses o res = s ar o The houses will cost from $16,000 Large Lots, 20 by 150, to ?In- hundred “Yanks” leave Rhine to $25,000 each. They are being erect- 15-foot Alley or hom Hope revived for Irish ed by the company’s construction de- a RWMHT"C peace. Irish parley believed fallure, partment, and it is expected they will but truce remains in effect. Morse be ready by spring. Take 14th Street Car to embarks for trip home. Peace in Ire- Kenyon Street and Walk 1and suddenly reached in new agree- East 1% Squares ment, according to word from London. Expenses to the governgent or voca- | ty Room for Garages, Canada holds electlons for her parlia~ tional lnl;l;nx of world war veterans ' ardens and Flowers increased by $2,000,000 between Septem- | ment. Government of -President Her- ber and November, rding t 2 Yera overthrown at Guatemala City. et ™ lenvea " aa; “migme by Dirceio | H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. Senate and chamber of deputies at ‘orbes of the Veterans' Bureau. Thi 1314 F Street Northwest Paris vote confidence in. Premier Bri- increase was due, Col. Forbes said, to and. Text of London agreement form- ing Irish free state made public. The Very Large Porches = [auit 'ciroaun cabinet " e uwp con: sideration of peace terms, Eighteen perish_in coastal storm along Hot-watel‘ Heat &= | e Newfoundland coast, President De Valera opposes treaty, amasing EI l.- Ligl][s E Ireland. e lapan agrees to give up leases in antung; Bri n an 'rance also to Nowhere in the city can == 1yiela China's lands, latest develop- ou fin well con- E ment of arms rley. Arbuckle jury 5 find such a fails to uru’:nd Wi discharged. structed and conveniently President to ask ship-subsidy plan. Farmers of west to fight red tape In built house for the price. loans. Cut in rail rates allowed by Interstate _Commerce Commission. Ford and Edison inspect Shoals at orence, Ala. Hylan faction lbses Take 14th St. Car or Any.!tll St. Car to Jefferson St. skirmish. Nationa) conference of-un- We Are Selling Them Fast employed held at Detroit. The Kansas court of ind: |‘ll‘ r!]ll:glll tuuue'k- aining order to pack- conveyed by the enthuslasm Of | yompers of the House military com- | gress. The President urged that funds . temporary re: Open and Lighted Today and Sunday & s m.onuenemci i St y ES | Kan., “to continue the present status, | gathering that filled every seat in|mittee have agreed to report favor- | for the purchase of 10,000.000 bushels terms and conditions of employment.” | the National Theater, was acoented |ably a resolution authorizing the |of corn and 1,000,000 bushels of seed rain should be made available for Commissioner Landis suspends “Babe” |y an atmosphere of listening in- | transfer of supplies. and it i Ruth and forfeits his share of the q 4 s expect- | & D. J. DUNIGAN \ B e S ohoae bralong | Lontness that l::vm_:m;m.fimrlm?'e that the committee will formally distribution in Russia. packing centers as strike opens at|ing ‘responses to insistent recalls. Bhicags, ‘Twenty-throe are Killed a8 | Music tovers. however, ace not neo: | 1321 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1267 Eoafued aber has no Flent 1o plcier | cosarlly trained musicians, and for ' aring a strike when it Invoives im- | hat, reason Mme. Homer 18 10 roci gram so versatile as to satisfy every | phase of song-hunger, ranging from 0 portunity, the Supreme Court decides. oratorio to folk songs, beginning Deputnéergt‘fl estimates sent to Con- N with Besthovett and nalex svorox’s of the new houses built in Washington are —_—_— EDUCATION COSTS HIGHER. Pk — Architeet’s drawing of two dwellings recently begun at the corner of Jocelyn and 30th atreets, Chevy l':. 1‘7;, by the Allan E. Walker Investment Company. A total of forty homes will be erected. Robert S. Beres the arch 3 Beautiful New Colonial Residence = 1605 Buchanan Street N.W. Open for Inspection READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Army | Visions of the two proposals are simi- Surplus Medical Supplies of Army | JI8I00F 20 5,5t e House measure 2 carries a stipulation that the cost Mme. Louise Homer. % ‘;" ‘;‘ Yged; “'nl"”l" Valhe ot 't supplies donated for re- Measured -y the audlence that e War Department ‘will be au-|lief work shall not exceed $4,000.000. thorized by Congress, it was indicated in Sreeted Mme. Loulse Homer yester- | Thuratay. o tun ovet. to- e Ame | (o HAORS Coamard Suthorising o ab- day afternoon, Washington is a]lcan Relief Administration Its sur-|propriation for food for starving music-loving city. ‘This Impression, | Plus medica} supplies for use in the | Russians, as recommended by Prosi- ne districts of Russia. dent Harding in his message to Con- | n;mlmmnnuummnmuulmumunnmmmnummmmm||uumu|nm One of the most elaborate’ homes ever built in Washington. Built of gray tapestry brick with red Spanish tile roof. House contains 11 rooms and 3 tiled baths; h.-w. heat. Large living room, 16x25 ft. Hardwood floors throughout. Basswood trim, finished in white and mahogany. Large porches and double garage. Lot 70x100. R HT nt Harding, in his first age _fo Congress, asks mately with Mother Goose 3 rtist y good to look upon, in 2 L7 American beauty satin and with a equipped with party unity, and Sees world benefit as ;ed ;ou in hl" hair, ;he gnl:nhr gave . or her opening number Beethoven's w d Sh d X Hymn to Nature.” voicing the theme mnaow ades final result of the arms parley. Powers with an inspirational jielody worthy ; at arms conference vote to insure re- of the work that placéd probably the greatest composer of the ages among MADE the masters of song. From Men- e e o “Oratorio of St. Paul” she BY . spect of Chinese territory; rules for selected “The Lord Is Mindful of Hi L] il | wireless 1aid down. Militia on guard | ihiers Stk 1> Grafnoat Chicars: [l Dr. LCorens says he will go back <o This Is Truly a Home Worth Investigating nna, but then says he will stay . mot thrown out.” American Rhodes scholars . chosen. Submarine 8-48 nks off Bridgeport, Conn., but crew fHl]of fifty-one escape through torpedo tubes. Convict holds u nitentiar:; at Little Rock, Ark., an Zleflnu. z FURTHER PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION Own,” in which she visioned, with in Every window shade installed in the houses built by the spirational melody, an aris that had following builders are guaranteed by us for two years. Do Not Fail to Inspect the martyrdom of Stephen for its OSEPH C. ZIR IA heme. i We earnestly request the purchaser to call upon us. and we J . KLE DISTRICT OF COLUMB! andel's “Vo Far Guerra.” from his| will, without :o,{ to you, keep your window shades in repair. opera of “Rinaldo,” clored the first; Spring rollers and the making and hanging of window shades 203 Colorado Building Phone Main 4985 sroup. and st itel.closs Mme Homer is 75% of the life of the shades. - We use nothing but the best ve “In the Time of Roses.” b A ! 5 "p\fini%fi?f'fw«'.‘d‘mup',“fi. which the materials and workmanship in the construction of window shades Postmaster Chance designates De- cember 11 to 17 as “Christmas greet- fl| ing card week.” Oversight in prepa- 2 Baths Garage [f|ration of District appropriation bill menaces work at Anacostia flats. Fed- | singer received individual recognition for the following: = eration of Citizens' Association op- |for her numbers from Victor Masse, a / & : il poses survey of school needs. Senator | number from “Respighi” and a beauti- Cahill & Byers Chas. W. King, Sr. - fl| Vittorio Rolandi Ricci, Italian am-|fully melodious rendition of “In Questa W.C. 3 High-Class Neighborbood—Wonderfally Complete |50 int b S Eifostesss | Erioi ot orites St | S Brinkiey e press of the worl upt. ou urges | Ponchleld from Victor Hugo's “Angelo,” | e J. 1 ig| eighborhoo on omplete |l 0125° frace for new schools, in the |Mme. Hbmer received, possibly, her C. ‘Seel J. L. Medley =reatest ovation for Sydney Homer's set- ; ting of Joaquin Miler's scatning rebuke || H. L. Thornton . Middaugh & Shannon final section of his annual report. Spend Christmas in This Home Best Value in Washington [f| s e b Satis i 2 : son. Noxmal School. The C-7, Navy i “To Russia.” which she gave with dra- . | d:rltxlb::_.‘ fll}efl wll‘u\ Dhelium gas. com- | matic lan-lny. 1; was dx;aelcdnby an i Martin Bray Chas. W. Walker % pletes ip from Norfol 0 Washing- | instant’s silence, followe: a storm i %on F1th "o loms of gns. -District ea- | appiause. ik ]| W- C Brashears F. C. Goodnow Owner Has Reduced Price for Quck Sale s 00 | timates total, $25.570.876.15, increase | The remainder, of the prowmam co F. P. Poe W. C. & A. N. Miller at === SLHIPLTEL Boasion of SIXLy sevENth | sisted of Homer's Shecp s0d Lamiea!j| R. H. Senford W. S. Phillips A Modern Value for a Pre-War Price ’ allenation suit here. Local Elks call | with the charm of sentiment and joyous! | Allan E. Walker Co. Winfield Preston ll | roll of dead. Board of directors of |fun that captivated, in turn. Folksongs ! Weschler 1| Anti-saloon League of America meets| from the Hungarian, Latvian and - M. D. N. Rust, Jr. ere. and soldie: 3 vakian foll . and nothing te i i i Easy Terms hera”Girt and soldler dead, throats | vakian, followed, 20d nouning, oo, fnei} | L. E. Breuninger & Sons S 0 3 $2320611 donatea by residents 1o0f | that threaded the deep-throated meiody ! R. W. Corridan H. G. Smithy - < - - 81 x year. por! O “The - Falll S or the singing This house must be seen to be appreciated. D ont. Sapartosont heads and | 2harinoot “tams witeh carnica 1n || 3 A- Connors C. H. Small TO INSPECT—Take Mt. Pleasant car to Kenyon [fbureaus are made public, Platsiol8P- |each note the tendernees of 2 Jome | D. J. Dunigan Chas. D. Saeger street and walk west one-half square. D T es famey Fatal torlire | e e Walter Dunigan Shannon & Luchs Mary Anna [Braugh More than one:| T speak of the glorious quality of W. T. Elfman J. W. Shadle of local h = | Mme. Homer’s contralto jce woul Hmrd E'd" 2 ison Carl Smith telling _concertgoers what they already know, but one cannot resist mention of J. E. Fox H A. THRlFr 7 | clusive of store clerks, census buteau states. Child Welfare Society to hold % : Owner and Builder - j| | rummage sale Saturday. the clear enunciation which gives a . o 1d B A n.m"ma” orl'e . :;"fn‘e o: d:ndo r"u-.: Htory-telling Interest K her s }.lq. The Fuller Construction Co. 'W. Wallingford : Mai ousand ac 1 gift. Also, issible, Union Trust Bldg. in 768 [l toneand o e off which to erect | or 2 Ususl EI Lhow that following .I'! sI'l Gruver Wischauser . S. Gruver rm = is‘ ) 1 bulldings a’ centralized big school to take the place of the pre ent high, schools of the District, urged in'a letter sent by Secretary of Labor Davis to Senator Capper. chairman of the joint committee In- Vestigating the schools of Washing e Most dSuc ton. . Higher annuities to retired clerks urged by Secretary Mellon In annual report. -United States Potters' Deve (s) ment Association meets here. Christmas ome seal sale progresses. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley issues Christmas appeal for L starving_of the near east. Judge ln on ' Charles S. Bundy honored by citizens as. of Columbia Heights. Work plles higher in_patent office snd pension - & bureau. epresentative Henry D. ecently 25 Homes Sold Before Completion Flood dies ‘at his home, 1528 New JutR tly ‘Hampshi ver;‘um Prellldentuflt(d; 1 speaks at the annual meeting o The Shannon & Luchs D P Maral board of the American Red Cross. The ftty-sixth anniver- isary of the birth of the sociation 14th St. Terrace Development joary of, the DIt of, 0F ithe Distriet of Columbia celebrated with a ban- quet at the Ebbitt Hotel. Board of the concert, many women in the lobby paid tributé to the exquisite artistfy of - a tollet so beautifully remindful of a W. G. Irwin day when it was customary to wear T. A. Jameson clothes. N. L. F MARINE CORPS ORDERS. Maj. E. R. Beadl€ at New York city has been assigned to_duty with the 1st Marine Brigade in Haitl. We Shaded the New Star Building Capt. V. F. Bleasdale, from Quan- - —using Tortine Water-proof Shade Cloth—the finest ap! U. S. legation, Peking. First Lieut. J. A. Nelson, Th Sh d Sh First Lieuts. J. F. Adams and M. A. e a e op Second Lieut. J. W. Cunningham, U'-‘CO' Va., to St. Louis. window shade job in the city of Washington, which has Capt. A. F. Howard, from Norfolk Quantico to this city. B a6 W, Kirwman, from 830 13th St. Ww. stekes sammons from Quantico to New Orleans. 1] § ? : : R e e = t. A Decarre, from this city to been inspected and complimented by experts. to_Santo Domingo. from this city to Quantico, Just Far _Enough Out for the Family {fegents of the Smithsonian Institu- and Near Enough in for the Business Man I e g At meeting of the Senate committee in- 6 199 . New Homes From SMlSl,SOO to $18,500 | 5;:;!;-:;::_;:%:;}51:%‘?,;% HOMES 5D - %S( - i TER trustees of the Corcoran Galle 1 _ Art. - Representatives of civic bodles That will completely fulfill your fondest expectation 3 ecatu t w Even the wonderful su‘ccess lhesflg h:].mes have had :i?:: l:::;g:rs of the board of educa- N E Spiendid]y {oeiled 23 Wflch' 5 = o 12" g * has not altered the unusual terms oftere: =, - i Lo B Op ’q rom o 3 i X 'Not the usual crowded small rooms S e thi t plan of home purch: h ; e A % stoo((l) ‘:{nem&‘;z Jf ‘:uagi:l e:ndptonfiol_arg_e ,ax,t’eln‘t’ ::emtgem:: DIAZ PRAISES INDIANS. 3 x But roomy and homelike' to = ?h m;h::fl efi);:ius;l‘l; ?mn&xev;leuse‘ that are fitted, so to speak, to the individual buyer. One Ialian Bays He Has L Xoows . the last detail buys' in~ Washington ty;'day. A new house; set of terms offered on these brand-new homes is— DRARALLALNIIINNNINIIL NN NNLRIRANNRNNNNNANINNNRNNNLONNDNR, AAUAAAAA A AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAS F ‘ . : Virtue of ithe Tribes. occupied by the owner only a few weeks, who - I Sl,@ Cash andOnly $97 Mpnt.bly Admifation not only for the tradi- moved inte a larger home and is willing to take I (Ipcluding All Interest and Principal) tional and romantic aspects of the a loss on_this howse. Eight rooms and two i [ | W - also thelr recent modern practisl ac- baths, with niice breakfast porch; two-car hol- 4 T Homes Now Available oo e e commander-n- low-tile stucco garage on-paved alley. Modern i I chief of the Itailan srmies. ‘In a let- to the last degree, with instantaneous hot-water ‘ s heater, beautiful fixtures, with plenty of floor H FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION {I 2 s “Rinarsy ton & Taylor, thanking Mr. plugs, and a large back yard. . oee Tribe and the Society of North peditbibie Al e A SR el A ae P A AR oI Bl LI B Bungalows completely detached, with big lgts, six gee Tribe and o tor & Wold medal well balanced rooms, tiled bath, big closets, hot-water ,::3,.%., to him before his departure heat, oak floors, unusual stairway arrangement. Perfectly from the city Wednesday, the. general equipped for comfortable home living in every detail. “‘l'%:hwe known sd appreciated for Two Fm"ly New Petworth Larger bungalows with added clubroom, essentially {a long time the strong virtus of the a Shannon & Luchs home idea. Extra toilet on main foor tribes. the example of grest valor of Apartment Home in addition to full bathroom. Three master bedrooms, and admired what they have done in Near Sixteenth street and royr:l: ::S“brn:":: - < 1‘ big stone fireplace and bookcases, large. lots, spacious the ‘world wa not too far out for the front porch, two i-rg." e porches. Gen. Diaz been exceedingly in- business man. One five- porches, on car line, hard- 3 ” y terested from boyhood in Indians. He room-and-bath _apartment BEeeh e oar ks Shert A beautiful corner home with a lot 58x123, overlooking -&lwas delighted when Chief ~Plenty downstairs and one s'x- minute in every respect. 3 i i ches frost and rear. Onl. Coups adopted him into the Crow na- et - bath upatatrs: the entire section. Big porches fr rear. ly one G e Fecently, bestowing rank of e R TN Very reasonable terms can left. Price $14250, hundreds of dollars icss than asked chief and-his own name. _ é medal At the price it is a splen- 2: ,;7‘.’“;{:;‘.“1‘;’, '..,:"‘l’h': Also a wonderful colonial home, with five bedrooms, who also, on his. western trip, wa: Olll 39 m Onl s zm three baths, big :Iase;’s, p:rches‘.’ nnilfudmg ahsleepxpg adopted into the Sioux nation. y ly y y porch, library full length of house, breakfast porch, service : ———— pantry, telephone room. TO INSPECT —take 14th street car (best service in all Washington) to Ingraham street or drive out 16th street to Colorado EXPECT ACTION ON TREATY Colombian Congress, Prorogued, May Vote on Pact Before Elections North Columbia Heights This 18 a delightful home of eight rooms and bath, In one of the best districts of Washington. Downstairs are three rooms and glassed-in breakfast porch, with/four bed- rooms and sleeping porch upstairs. “Location” m.—-«wmu--m-.mh—hur'c.-u- avenue, thence one square to Ingraham street. With the borhood of envirenment Tefinement. This is ly trae of = most convenient suburb of Washington and the most &"‘"’ ;_fludmr&l‘:gfi et o e e Priced at $14,500 successful home it is evident that the little time it takes to see them will prove’ TIMP WELL ‘SPENT. WHY PUT OFF? % : ten day: 3 rorogued sor % ago, and that N- & LUCHSe §f sl e oein . . 0 Un! ‘before gel & O ‘elections, which are scheduled to’take 2 v place mext March. . Owners and Builders % e oaulorer e - CHAS. D. SAG ey : ;z.";;s;dsnBN.w. kR, ,d_‘M‘:KEEU ER=GOSC. ... 1405 Byc.St._ A Main 4752 5 Members of the Vm Regl Em Board ’ il