Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1923, Page 22

29 22 ¢ FORD CONSIERED THRD PARTY HEAD Delegates Gather to Unify Vote of Farmer-Labor Party Members in 1924. Ty the As U arriving to vention- srence national farmer-lubor party Leginning Tuesday, 1o consider plans for a fed- eration of farmer and labor groups political activities, More than 1.000 representatives of farmers' or- minorit tod ¥ GO, June ay for est. —Dele the sp of the here. for labor rties An organiza- ion similar in wany respects to the iritlsh Jubor party is the go cuders in the o Juy . Brows t the Instead o the next § to have a according . secretary conferen arme ten minority stdential election. we hope ingl which will upport of all elements with the two old parties, parties in ticket, of the | REAL ESTATE. THE WEEK Epitome of Events Up te June 30, 1933, FOREIGN. Bulgaria demands outlet to Aegean. | France sends new counselor to Unit- |ed States. Canada declines to stop rum ships. Eruption of Etna stead- 11y subsiding. Turks refuse to dis- peace terms until allied forces wve Turkey. New Balkan trouble Ulamed on Queen of Rumania. Bald- win says United States has right to take liquor under seul. Greece ex- pects terms on debt equal to Turks'. Mexicans to clear agrarlan problem ITeniteherin laments American di {trust of reds. British to match any sir force. New and violent eruptions )f Mount Aetna. Angora delegates at Lausanne demand views be accepted. British luborites propose levy on British capital. Treasures litter Pe- king ruins. House of commons ousts three members after stormy se Britain. France and Spain re- W ‘Tangler dispute. Curzon says ity has been violated in selzure on foreikn ships. French dgehead troops advanced. NATIONAL. President’'s plan to modify court ¢ bar United States entry. Brit- ish liner slips in with rum stock, de- ite guard. United States will pre- t move to keep out coal from bad. Hull makes light of Presi- | uor Khine b THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, COLONIAL TYPE HOME IN MASSACHUSETTS PARK.|“QWN YOUR HOME” llon. Shrine week work by police | Howard University, praised by Commissioner Oyste I, new District Engineer sloner, takes office. officers in home by two men. Il\nler( H. McNell has just moved into thin mew house on Garfield street, near 324 st favored. City MaJ. | postmaster hits use of “influence” in mmis- | gee ositions. Distri f Colum- High school cadet llflpk‘ng P G r." tatelee o I Dector eiaulted | bia street lighting program may cost in camp. Sage Founda- | $1,500,000. 'Cutb on carnivals prom. | line. Psychological tests assured for Citizens want Rhode Is- ! tlon head analyzes child welfare sys- | jand avenue improved to the District tem here, saying it suffers from lack | of harmony. | | | |are estimated to have amounted IDEA SPURS BUILDING “Own Your Home" exhibits as they have been sponsored in cities all over the country by member groups within the National Assoclation of Real Es- tute Boards, have had in addition to thelr educational results in buillding up public Interest in home building and home.ownership a further con- crete and Immediate result In sales made on the exposition floor. Here are some concrete figures reported to the assoclation from three typical ex- positions: The Indianapolls “Home Complete” exposition reports a clean-cut sales record on the floor of $520,882, with immediate prospective sales, after 75 per cent of the prospect list had been eliminated, of $877,67! This report was from 131 of the 1656 exhibitors. One company sold out a complete real estate addition valued at 00. Actual sales accruing from the recent Atlanta “Own Your Home" exposition to more than $500,000. A profit of ap- proximately $2,600 over and above ex- penses war realized by Wichita real- tors on their exposition, a fund that will be applied to maintain mnext show 12th and Michigan Ave. N.E. - ‘s surplus claim. President when ;. which meets July Kunsas to combat red unrest on in the natu of a X \lold States I!lze:{,lllqunr (nlx} s not expecte | h vessel after short delay. Al it fall before Leviathan. S. wilt or: & Gilbert, Jr, resigns from named, but expected to | Treasury. Wichita bank heads face which will | arrest in losses. Texas klansmen ; eI robel from order. President declares atlon of some j .onsolidation of railroads only solu- 1924 campaign. | tion of their problem. President also suys better day nears for American United States will continue MacMillan sails on voyage. oal commission rushes report to forestall strike. Con- troller, rejecting Daugherty's opinion on says Congress s only power Cummins to Uffer new rail measure. G. O. P. has { put farmer on sound financial ba. t time, says President. Pre. crves nhotice of a fixed deter- ion to enforce dry law. Auto wreck fatal to Sumner Curtis and T. 3 yn_of the President’s party. forty hurt, in New York reductin Sl Jthe e Hull declares re- the merchant | pypljcan record complete failure. See ation, railroads. | New England phone strike largely berative marketing, tariff and in- e W Wene tamare vistoll Bullichilt United States budget rican Federation ¢ e iiey bhratn ot mind ts long Nave been or. Fourteen ships to defy lited States liquor ruling. Pay to @ | Cpited States Army on Rhine may cut 11924 deficit two-thirds. President Zion Park on way to speak in b Seizure of liners bringing juor_Into United States consgidered. n. Patrick, head of United States service, wins wings as full-fledged fiying pilot. Two hundred and twen- 1y | strike cases dismissed. i Use' of United § troops to fight by Secretary Weeks. s miners public will move. Hard coal | miners demand 20 per cent ralse. 1% | President Harding points to prosper- H in nswer to critics. Lasker t Congress will modify Vol- affecting foreign _ships. Harding attacks middle- 5. will be tional caucus, . platform be ket it i set in motion machis lead to a politiexl fede sort in time for the Undoubtedl record written, Papker mers. promotin will 1 numbe Boudi tion local councils « unions, will be repre Jority the dele stead act President :men's toll. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. $i¢-! Commisstoners create 5 per cent oti, | fund as reserve. Postmaster Mooney ill wed early in July. Better police ection for suburbs on. Restora- nent of ¢ peneation to P employes. Jewelry v revoked, part of clea ampalgn. Citizens protest short- ve in the District. Street es- es for streets in the District for will exceed two mil Hoover & Kidwell $19,500 Gentlemen’s Country Estate of Three Acres Located in Virginia—Completely Furnished Wisconsin zation of twe ator Henrik the only repres; Thirty mmutes from the city by Lee Highway or Chain Bridge: 9 rooms, 4 master bedrooms: finished attic; two wells, ane 300 ft. deep; drinking water. Stable and garage with liv- ing quarters above worth about $8,000. Stable house could be moved and made into another house. House has inlaid par- quetry floors on both floors costing about $5,000 in pre-war period; 3 floors deep ecach, Louis XIV room, dining and mas- ter bedrooms have silk tapestry walls. Music room equipped, Japanese room. split bamboo walls; Turkish room furnished, handsome Turkish lamps, Turkish rugs, chairs, armor, etc. Large tiled bath and tiled kitchen. Electricity and gas plart and generator. One master bedroom has S5-piece solid mahogany furniture. Cost $2500. Have ready sale at $1,000. Oil paintings (valuable), gold silk brocade upholstered furniture in several rooms. Granite foundation, beautiful view and lawns, on corner of two roads, one mile to Potomac river. Will sacrifice at_$19,500. Present owner paid $25000. First £5.000 cash buys it as it stands. Property located at intersec- tion of Chain Bridge Road and Chesterbrook Road. Open for inspection Saturday 2 to 7 pm., Sunday all day, or phone office for salesman to take you to the property. $8,750 Brookland Detached New house, containing 6 rooms, exceptionally well huilt, pantry, tile bath, hot-water heat; electricity, double floors, extra’ large bright cellar. on lot J8x102, fa'a 15+t alley. The interior is beautifully finished in white enamel trin. Terms: $1,500 cash, $75 per month covers all interest and principal Sample House, No.. 1001 Otis Street Northeast. 7%, % s [trial. Z, District of Columbia public schools. Twenty-nine school yards to be play places” for summer. = District of Co- A neighborhood of enhancing value, zoned and restricted. Individ- ual or group building lots and properly con- structed houses and bungalows. Take “Brookland” car to end of route. Your broker or Yes, It Just Flies. Rl vl Middaugh & bapa—-Well, my dear eirl. he's | shannon’ [nc. oot hite Jsar || Woodward Bldg., 15th & H Daughter— enue | But & week goes by so quitkly when e one another.” ised citizens by Commissioner Oyster. | Short ton for coal (2,000 pounds) for | District opposed by Commissioners. 4 4 . Merchants “favor widening ‘ot |‘s|h‘|“{:“‘;""‘":{$ ey g g s Bineering work in thie sty Mathens | station, plans guide “book. Seventy pensi I b €TS" | gix million, four hundred and sevent: Tumbla. by D Sar ot met of Co- | two thousand, four hundred and forty | : gallons of water used in day breaks | | record here during heat wave Foundation. Priest loses ov ) 000 through activities of stock swin diers. Navy yard wages ralsed per cent. Summer schools to open Monday, July 2. Two million more in taxes collected in District of Colum- F bia over previous vear. District of Columbia counsel Tits parking ban |m {move. Men who cheuted priest face Extension of Vermont Georgla avenue, with th to ir t Silver Spring and South Woodside Drive Out 16th St. Past Walter Reed Hospital and Continue Just Beyond the District Line on Georgia Avenue Extended ALL CITY CONVENIENCES WITH ADVANTAGES OF THE SUBURBS Hot water Electric range. Electric instantaneous hot water heater. No. 1 oak floors and stairway. Stationary wash tubs. Seven-foot cellar under entire house. Built-in garage, with concrete drive. Concrete sidewalk to electric cars and improved streets. $7,700 to $8,400 Small Cash Payments Liberal Terms North Washington Realty Co. Incorp orated Washington Ofice. 1653 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones Main 6152 and 9716 BROOKE LEE B. President Six rooms and bath, two-story houses, with front and rear porches. heat. Attractive fixtures Silver Spring Office Phone Columbia 9821 P. BLAIR LEE Vioce President IO HOUSTON McCENEY Sales Manager New Homes in Georgetown $1,000 Cash TERMS LIKE RENT and lighted until 9 P.M.. Salesman on premises $8,500 A Desirable Well-Built Home for the Critical Buyer —containing 6 good size rooms, tile bath; hot-water heat; electricity and gas; porches front and rear; hardwood floors; large concrete cellar, a very good buy and a home which merits your inspection. Terms—$1,250 cash, $75 per month, covers all interest and principal. No. 307 Seaton Place, N.E. Open and lighted until 9 P.M. Salesman on premises Saturday and Sunday. $9,500 Columbia Heights: —a beautiful tapestry brick house, containing 6 rooms, tile bath; hot-water heat; hardwood floors; porcelain sink, and large sleep- ing porch, large bright cellar, stationary tubs and servants’ toilet. Brick garage on 15-ft. paved alley. Vacant. Terms—$1,000 cash, $80 monthly. Inspect this house Sat- urday or Sunday. No. 4519 Arkansas Ave. NW. Open and lighted until 9 P.M. Salesman on premises. Hoover gmei‘.i...‘X..e,l.l Sales Rents 1406 H St. N.W. 7% 2 7% %, 2,7 2 N 32nd and R Streets SIX ROOMS—TILED BATH—HARDWOOD FLOORS—HOT-WATER HEAT—BACK PORCH— SLEEPING PORCH—DEEP BACK YARD—PAVED STREET. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A HOME IN A SPLENDID SECTION OF GEORGETOWN. SEE THEM SUNDAY CKEEVER =4 GOS o P REALTORS 1415 Eye TS JUNE 30, 1923. lAHCHITECT NEEDED TO CUT HOME (KJSTSi Building Planzing for Ecannmy‘ No Job for Ama- | teur. | Cutting home building costs is like | performing a surglcal operation. It isn't & job for an amateur builder. It requires the skill and knowledge | of the architect to successtully ac-| complish such a task. He knows building anatomy—how to assemble and readjust materials, €equipment, rooms, roofs, doors, win- | dows to secure economy. The archi-' tect is the logical person with whom | tc Intrust a safe expenditure of your | home dollars. . { s . Are the Laziest People. From the Kansas Oty Times. Probably the laziest people in the| world ure’ Svantians, who 1we {n ihe | inaccessible mountain range between | the Black and Casplan seas. They have made no advance toward civil | ization In twenty-five hundred yea | It is their invariable rule to observe lmll:ll‘ys four times a week, with saints” days as extras. 2 REAL ESTATE. WE URGE YOUR INSPECTION TOMORROW OF THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME 1205 Farragut St. N.W. Located in Most Exclusive Section of Northwest Two Blocks From 14th St. Cars large corner lot: ten large de- he; reception hall; open firc- d atti Owner’s Equity ; in Ca:l; and Ninetyi Doihn per Hontll Will Make You the Owner of This Ultra-Modern ome. Representative On. Premises From 9 Until 6 CHAS. D. SAGER Main 36 924 14th St. N.W. Hi N, - $810 On Easy Terms Buys a Double Iot 50x135 With under high pressure in front of each lot. Sewer con- nection to Potomac River. Concrete walks and all other improvements men- tioned in ad. Water P R R R L T T T T R T TR TR T TR ORI RR HOME OR INVESTMENT. < &“S S PRRRRN N T e T T a3 LT T L LUV USRS SV TRRR SN ANRTAIIIRRSNASAS SRS S A A AR RN IR Terms $25 Cash Balance $12 Per Month Cool, Delightful Chevy Chase Walker-Built Houses at Jenifer and 4lst streets — Individually Designed and meeting the Most Exacting Requirements. Only a Few Left Inspect Them Tomorrow This thoroughly developed suburb makes an appeal to discriminating buyers. Those who buy FACTS instead of TALK—IMPROVEMENTS instead of PROMISES—and FAIR VALUE instead of inflation. AURORA HILLS, located just three miles south of the White House, between Mt. Vernon Boulevard and Alexandria Turnpike (both hard-surface roads), 12 minutes by trolley, Washington & Virginia electric line, from 12th and Penna. Ave. N.W., 15-minute sery- ice. Station on property. T.ow commutation rate. Improvements! Artesian water, under high pressure. Real sewer system to Potomac River. Concrete sidewalks. Brick gutters., Electricity. Graded gravel streets, with solid foundation, can be used all year—any weather. Streets clectrically lighted. Large shade trees. Community Tennis Court. Streets 50 and 70 feet wide. Brick car station, with waiting room and toilet facilities. Careful restrictions (no temporary houses allowed). New county school and church to be erected. REMEMBER—You are only paying from 12 to 15 CENTS PER FOOT in this, the nearest subdivision in nearby Virginia having WATE SEWERAGE to Potomac River. Come in my office, see photo of each house in subdivision, and then SEE THE PROPERTY. WILL TAKE YOU TO SEE THESE LOTS ANY TIME. IT 1S UP TO YOU TO SEE AURORA HILLS BEFORE' BUY under high pressure and NG A LOT FOR YOUR Branch Office in Aurora Hills Station open cvery day. \ Walter O’Hara | 1309 H Street N.W. Br:meh Office Phone, Clarendon 806-| Exclusive Agent Phone Main 2450 \Phone Main 4928 14 \ SN B \ Main 37 T T TS U T T TS U U T TSR er e ererer Wmmmmt“\x\s\s\\x\&“sm\\s\m\\v, AURORA HILLS, VA. New Section—77 Lots Nearby Virginia’s Finest Suburb Well Established Community 40 Beautiful Homes / S s S e O e L (IR SR SR SR AR RS