Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1923, Page 17

REAL ESTATE. BIRKENHEAD AGAIN , CRITICIZES WILSON Says He Was Great States- man, But Idealistic Be- yond His Age. By the A; MI ssociated Press. EAPOLIS, Minn., September 1. +~—Repeating his criticism of Woodrow Wilson, made first at Willilamstown, Mass.,, Lord Birkenhead, former lord ¢hancellor of Great Britain, yvesterday juided that “we ¥resident his credentials were unac- could not tell your FORD BANK DEPOSIT ATTACHED BY EDITOR By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 1.—Herman Bernstein, editor of the Jewish Trib- une, announced yesterday that $115,- 000 belonging to Henry Ford, and de- posited in a local bank, had been at- tached. Mr. Bernsteln, who is suing Ford and the Dearborn Publishing Company for libel, stated that the de- fendant was continuing to evade the Jjurisdiction of the court and “occupy- ing the position of a quasi-fugitive from the jurisdiction of this state.” ALISTER McCORMICK TO WED OCTOBER 1 Won Heart of Stevens Girl in Seventeen-Day Courtship, He Reveals. 3 By the Assoclated Press. THE EVENI) BEDTIME STORIES The Young Chuck Gets His Desire. Who has the will to dare and do His greatest dreams will make come true. —0ld Mother Nature. The night after he left the old stone wall along the edge of the Old Or- chard the young Chuck, who had start- ed out to find a place in the Great World, spent curled up in a hollow log on the edge of the Green For- est. As soon as he had breakfast the next morning he started on. He kept along the edge of the Green 'Forest, 50 as to keep us much out of sight as possible. So at last he came to the end of the Green Forest where the By Thornton laughed right out. W. Burgess. Chuck setared at him with euch a funny look of astonishment that Jerry “How do you, do it?" gasped the \ don't walk, I.swim”_ he explained. Then he good naturedly swam back and forth so that the young Chuck could see how he did it. Finally he came out on the bank and began to ask questions. He wanted to, know where the young Chuck had come from, where he was going and what he intended to do. The young Chuck explained that he was ~looking for a place ‘in which to make a home for himself. B “I know the very place for you,” deelared Jerry Muskrat. “Where? Tell me where,” begged the young Chuck eagerly. “Right over on the Green Meadows on the other side of the Laughing Brook,” replied Jewy. “There is the finest ~ sweet clover and the finest BTass you ever tasted over there.” “But how can I get there?” cried the young Chuck, “By_swimming,” replied Jerry Musk- rat. “It isn’t far over there.” “But I can’t swint” cried the.young Chuck. “Pooh, of course you can!” retorted Any one can swim if he will only ‘think so. It's as easy to swim as it is to walk. Follow me and I'll show you the way over.” But the young Chuck shook his head. grew greater. He felt that he simply must get over there. “He sald that any ome can swim if he will only think so,” muttered the young Chuck, and drawing a_ long breath he plunged in. My} you sheuld have seen him paddle then! To his great surprige he found he could swim, He paddled as fast as he could make his legs go, and presently he was across. He lay down on the bank and rested for a while, and then went for something to eat. 'That very afternoon he started digging his new home, arid there he lived the rest of the summer. (Copyright, 1923, by T. W. Burgess) SOLDIER BONUS UNTAXED.' State Awards to Veterans‘Ate De- clared Exempt. = The federal government will not tax | state bonuses paid to veterans of the| world war, it was announced yesterday | by the Treasury. Replying to a question by Senator | REAT ESTATE. Investigate Qur List - Of Apartments For Rent —and be relieved of the worry of apartment hunting. We have a large number to dffer, well located and of pleasing arrangement. \ These apartments are in the several sections of the city and each has particular merit. Our rent department has every facility to serve you. They vary in size from one room and bath to ten rooms and four baths. In price they range from $40.00 to $350.00 per month. . Curtis, republican, of Kansas, Commis sioner of Internal Revenue Blair s: that such compensation given world | war veterans by the state of Kansas would be consjdered as a gift on the | part of the state and, therefore, was | not liable to federal taxation as income, Laughing Brodk came out into the Green Meadows. Of course, when reached Laughing Brook, the vyoung Chuck stopped. He didn’t know what to make of it. He never had seen so much water before. He hadn't supposed that theré was so much water anywhere in the Great World. As he sat there, staring at_it, who should come along but Jerry Muskrat. Jerry swam across from the other bank. He was afraid of the water. Je tried in vain to get him to try it, and finally went off about his own business. For a long time the young Chuck sat there, looking across at thé other side. The longer he looked the greater be- came his desire to get over there. Sev- eral times he made ready to plunge in, but each time his courage failed him. and_each_tlme his desire to ge ceptable when he came to the peace fable, although we knew the American people would not back his high-minded but idealistic plan, and we found our Judgment sustained when the issue was placed before the American nation.” e sald, however, that former Presi- dent Wiison lived far in advance of the political life of the United States. Lord Birkenhead spoke before ala luncheon of the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs on the Versailles treaty and the league of nations. “Without President Wilson many of the elements of the league of nations would never have been written into the treaty and most certainly articlg num- ber 10 would never have beewr known,” he said. American men stood and sang *God, +8Save the King,” for the Earl of Birken- head, who was the honor guest at the luncheon. WHIL Cable to King. The former lord chancellor of Eng- land thanked the Americans, and de- ¢lared he would ble the incident to the king at once. “I could not but 1 to the way you Ame national anthem of honor to my the earl dec permission of the officers of your luncheon clubs, cable the king con- cerning your most gracious act.” An outburst of applause gre when he termed the address of cretary of State Hughes before the vention of the American Bar As- le speech nd when he praised former President Wilson. Th w H. L. RUST COMPANY Main 68388 912 15th St, LONDON, September 1.—Alister McCormick' of Chicago announces that October 1, has been selected for the date of his m: age to Miss Joan Tyndale Steven: which will be sol- emnized at the British Embassy |Chureh in Paris. McCormick told the Evening News that he won his eighteen-year-old flancee’s heart after on venteen | days from his first dance with her at no in southern France. Their honeymoon, he said, will be spent on the continent and’ he intends that they shall live fn Chicago. Mr. McCormick said that he wants to forget Mary Langdon Baker, who seven times shrank from going to the altar with him. ASSOCIATED PRESS WINS CUBAN PRAISE FOR WORK Impartial, Fair Accounts of As- sembly Session Lauded—Alarm- ist Stories Are Condemned. — =3 “How do you walk in the dlater?” the young Chuck asked. young Chuck at last when he could find his tongue. “How do I do what?" looking puzzled. “How do you walk in the water? the voung Chuck asked. Jerry laughed more than ever. g 7/ he the asked Jerry, FINNENRNR RN KNNNNIZ 7] White House The young SRS AN Vertical or Obliques Comolete Information Furnished Ultra-Modern Appli- ances to: Engineering Projects City Planning . Real Estate Development Investment Projects Power Transmission Line Surveys, and Your Own Special Project. Fairchild Aerial Camera Corp. 4101 4th,St. N-W. Wash, D. C. 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Every man who is alert to value will compare the dif. ferent sections as illus. trated in the map— CLEVELAND PARK SELLING AT $1 the sq. ft. and LYON PARK AT 20c. THE WISE_MAN WiLL INVESTIGATE FOR HIM- SELF. ing “chance” from your investment. That is the feeling of every pur- chaser who “buys” in LYON PARK —and you, too, will be impressed with the condition of this Subdi- vision, a real, established section with a “live” Citizens’ Association and a happy community. . the United rebellion of 1's reference to President was the first public announce- nt uttered concerning the former lef Executive since he was taken to task for what he said in . spe ; h et Sl SRLE D 4 2 The committec appointed to meet at Williamstown, Mass., last Friday. | ith Pre p and present the | Tribute to Wilson. record of resolutions of the ithout retracting one word that | ident 1 said in my Williamsto want to say that T have red tribute 1o the billty w! and obey though prohibit meeting: 1400 H St. N. 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N.W. . 8 rooms and bath, brick, with built-in garage; all mod- ern improvements; overlook- ing Soldiers’ Home. LACY & BELT 493 G St. S.W. Mount Pleasant Wonderful Location NEW HOUSES 1735 Irving Street 8 Rooms, 2 Baths—Built-in Garage INSPECT | the Bari | MONTHLY t Keep me from say actually believe and decide to say.” FOR SALE At a Greatly Reduced Price WOODSIDE, MD. Delightful Suburban Home and Ideal for a Sanitarium Known as “John Paul Jones” Residence And 6, Acres A splendid 16-room colpnial house with spacious porches, open fireplaces, modern improvements, picturesque sctting of magnificent shade trees, 1 arage. This property is located ¥ 5 minutes’ w line or 20 minutes by auto Tre: Land adjoining this property is now being de- streets, boulevards and homes are now being erected subdivision and are rapidly increasing the value of the property now offered. Terms can be arranged to suit. WM. B. KRAFT Main 893 1336 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 2 pantries, attic, cold storage, refrigerator, open fire- place, 20-foot paved alley, best material, fine workman- ship, strong construction. Price and terms reasonable. For sale by ANY BROKER or Thrift Building Co., Owner Phone Main 768 Map shows Lyon Park and Cleveland Park, each three miles from the White House. But there are things which the map does not show! One of them is the fact that the traffic is LESS congested from the business section of Washington to Lyon Park than to Cleveland Park. This means quicker access from Lyon Park to the Business section, either by trolley or auto. lents per quare, Foot 3 Miles from the White House -, e RE Founded 1864 S o = GLASS COMPANY ’ Office lon $ v Telephone 4 ¢ the Property 3 e ’ 4 Clarendon 487 § b4 2, Lyon Park b4 ,&m’\“m 3 . '\‘\\‘S‘\,\fi\s‘\‘ Washington, D. C. OWNERS— A b4 R R S R R R R S R L RS AIRLAWN’ Adjoining the New ANACOSTIA PARK Out of a barren waste will arise one of the most beautiful Parks in the coun- try, and adjoining it will be “Fairlawn,” an ideal suburb. You who look into the future will not fail to investigate “Fair- lawn” immediately. LOTS--$350> $20 CASH; $10 MONTHLY For Colored of the Better Class GLENDALE Our midsummer building operation of 20 homes is completed. 16 have been sold to date. We have left two 4-Room Bungalows, $3,250—$250 : cash and $30 per month. . Okr‘le 5-Room Bungalow, $4,150—8$350 cash and $40 per ° month. The Prize of the Southeast Section One 5-Room Bungalow, $3.650—$350 cash and $335 per There is more for the money in these Homes than month. you've seen offered anywhere east of the Capitol. Come out Sunday and Labor day or anytime. Take H street Mass. Ave. and 16th Street car, get off at 44th street at the 3-way sign, read it for directions. The above Homes are at 45th and Eads, 45th and Dix Southeast They are built in detail with the care and quality and 49th and Brooks. that goes into Kite construction. It’s a well-known William P. Irvin Phone Main 3908 1410 G Street N.W. fact that Kite Homes have more modern features —and these are typical Kite Homes. ‘'NEW HOMES, $7,500 Si il Dbaf—t{ralon:lporch kitchen porch 31 2_324_ 1 7th St. S.E. and large sleeping porch. Splendid living room and din- ing room. Kitchen with sanitary tile-like finish. High- (Near New Eastern High School) ONLY 210 Water----Sewerage---- Electricity----Gas----Etc. “Fairlawn” will not lack conveniences or comforts. Already the skilled artisans in every trade are busy, installing electricity, gas, water, etc. OW TO GET THER " Drive out Pa. Ave. S. E. over Anacostia Bridge, over Good grade hot-water heating system, separate hot-water heater. Everything for comfort and convenience—with arrangements made for converting the second floor into an independent Home if desired. * aoe Avenue, $8,250 Prices: 16th St. . 7,950 You Can Arrange Convenient Terms Inspect Sample Home, 1538 Mass. Ave. SE Open Day and Evening Built, Owned and For Sale by Harry A. Kite I Member Washington Real Estate Board Investigate Agent on Property ‘FAIRLAWN’ Daily From T-0-d-a-y-! 10 A.M. to 6P.M. ' SOUTHEAST REALTY CORP. | H. B. TERRETT, Agent —— 631 Pa. Ave N.W. Main 2090 Tapestry brick; colonial style; 6 large rooms and full tile bath; hot-water heat; electricity; hardwood floors; front and double rear porches. Deep yards. Material and workmanship unsur- passed. 750 Cash— 62.50 per mo. TermS: 1000 c“lh_ 60.00 per mo. Open Today, Sunday and Monday Hedges & Middleton, lnc. 1334 H St. Fr. 9503 Hope Road to Minn. Ave. Take Anacostia car, get off at Good -Hope Road and Nichols Ave., walk east on Good Hope Road. $ 500 Cash—$65.00 per mo. Phone Main 4846