Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1923, Page 87

FOR SALE-HQUSES. l GQMDIM $500 CASH— houses: which_can_ be We have several bought on terms including oue corner in an ideal northeast section; there are alvo a number vacant i S B i it Sy can 8] for casl terms lU. than r Investigate these and beat the rent g A BEAUTIFUT, CORNER— Petworth—$9,500. Surrounded by néw homes. right en the brow of a hill, with a splendid outlook, this six-room brick corner house, tek-up_ for some o 3 every mod- g ern_improvement. saBL’s ADDTITION—§14,500, In ofie of the most beautiful residential sections, - detached home on lot 45x150, Fith twocar garsge; house contain 7 clows rooms, inclosed porches, b. T Tients: screenea” throughont ey modern convenfence nece: .m six tans of coal included in the \ MEBLERSANT—Detached 10 rooms and bath—$13,000. The view from this house, which is on & Nigh terrace in the heart of oid Mt. Pleasant, cannot be bettered anywhere in the District; the houss is a very unusual plan, giving a very open downstairs ar- rangement especially adapted fo entertain- ing and interior decorating. There are 4 bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch on_sec. ond foor and 2 bedrooms on third floor. The entire house has recently been reno- vated. 1f you want swmething unusual this is it, The price is considerably be- low reproduction cost. WILLIAM: S. 15th & K Sts. N.W. MEMBER i ONE BLOCK FROM NEW 11 NEW HOMES, LOT 18x129 OF THE WASHINGTON RBAL ESTATE 18th AND A STS. S.E, FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. Continued. KENNEDY BUILT— Northeast—$8,950. One of the most popular groups of houses ever built in the :northeast is th: bullt by Keaneds Bres ' Tl b 41,000 underpriced. CHEVY CHASE, D. C— $12,650. Close to the school, stores, car line and all conveniences, this new 7-room house, which has just been reduced, offers the best value in Chevy Chase today. Large clowe each of the 4 bedrooms, open especially attractive electric and Axtures; plenty of porches; ga; rage; large lot. You hear a lot about Dbargaind. This {8 & real one. NEAR THE CAPITOL— 13 rooms and 2 baths; garagc. The awner of this property has wsked us 1o get ou offer. If you eal fair Amaunt ot Chah you can obtaln & real ba gain here. It would make an exceptionsl fine rooming house or home for a Ia family. It is just oft Maryland ave, There is & two-car brick garage. NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL—$11,250. This fa the best value we have had in Columbia Helghts in months; three-room deep, with six rooms, large’ enough for any one, ., electric lights aud pa quet floors; colonial front poreh and dou- ble rear porches, screened in; deep lot to pl‘v:j, lley. This is a real value; don't miss PRILLIPS, Phone Main 4600, BOARD. EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL. 6 rooms and bath; large front porches; large rear porch and sleeping porch; hot-water heat; electric lights; Detroit Jewell gas range; hardwood floors, We know that these house: s are the'best buy in thi tion and are moderately priced ag $7,450. L They are now in the course of construction and we invite J.immediate m;pcct\on as we wish prospective buyers of homes in this section to note the class o material and workmanship [ being used in these homes. ! Salesman on premises every day and Sunday > A Bmlt, owned a lIOI I'LRBERTH B 1002 Wood Main 5569. Phones 9 a.m.to 6 p.m. nd for sale by URKLIN & FRED, ward Bldg. Linc. 832, ————— ettt « 1024 PARK ROAD N.W. brick, © rooms, bath, gas, 1aundry trays, 2-car garagee; 507 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W. Tapestry brick, 6 rooms. bath, gas, <le . lnundry trays, buiit-in garage; price, elec » 1008 11th ST. N.E. Loveély brick, 6 rooms, bath, gas, elec., how.h.. laundry ‘trays, double Tear porches bouse in perfect condition; price, $8,250. Terms on the Above Pro; Inspection By R. A, HU 44 FRANKLIN ST. N.E. Colonial tapestry brick, 6 large rooms, tile bath, gas. elec.. h-w.h.. extra a rear porches, built-in garage; price, $9,500, 324 SEATON PLACE N. tifal home of 6 large rooms. tile bath, h., laundry trays, garage 1319 “D” ST. N.E. Colonial brick, 6 rooms, bath h.-w.h., laundry trays; price, $8. GEORGIA AVE. Nice home, 6 rooms, bath, gas, elec., h.-w.h., lot 152 ft. dery to alley; price, $7,000. perties Can Be Arranged. Permit Only. MPHRIES, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. 808 North Capitol Street N.W. SRS A SR B s S RS B HOOVER & If what we advertise does not meet your requirements, callI us on-the phone, as we feel qui demands. CHEVY CHASE, b. C. - - $13,500. the most atteactive offer in Chevy Chawe. Six rooms, fully tiled bath, hardwood floors, open fireplace, breakfast al- cove; threa front llwlr;mm‘\ ‘\‘\l(;x :lr:;‘ 'rlulw;y; large linep closet in the hal hot-whter hes eETeic Ngnt: exceptionally bright celiae with built-in garage, well lighted und heated. This house is of Dutch-colonial de: , with be: ful side and front porches. Well sepeened and Awnioged. The floor plan of this particular wiyle house can not be excelled for its beanty and spaciousness. Tiis house is located on a fovely terrace on Jocelyn st one block from Conpecticut ave. car lne. “The size of the Jot is 60X100. Very attractive terms can be arranged.. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. $15,500. Totally detached Dutch-colonial style. Lot 60x90, with one-car garage to match house. Tovely shade trees, flowers. hedge and a private ¥ driveway. This house contains Six rooms with all modern improvements and will be screened from top te bottom, including the po: with Henderson's A-1 copper screens. This house ‘warra: your personal Innp@(‘{lnn as nwll any terms tisfactory to yourself will be given deepest copsideration. 16th STREET HLIGHTS $9,350. Just @ few left of these hieuses in the ex ive “18th 8t Heights section. Semi-de- fached: very popular price. o miss seelng one of these houses is some: thing you will regret, owing to the fact that they are of the Alx-room type, tile batl, hard- Wood fisors, open freplace. National Radiator Deating &rstem with instantaneous hot-water heater. Boflt-in garage. which ix well heated and Iighted. These louses are mew and offer Jou an opportunity of immediate possession. BRCGOKLAND. $8,750. Out of ten detached bungalows there is only one left. We most rgently 3 See this home tomorrow. as w. offers which are being given very serious c Fideration, This particular bungalow i cated at_i0th and Otls sts. Tt hus five rooms on the first floor and & finished attic above Which can be partitioned off into two rooms and, as you can readily appreciate, Will make an 'tdeai home. Call us on the ' phone and make an appointment to see this bunglow or interview our salesmengon the properties to- motrow from § a.m. (6 9 p.m. NORTHEAST—INVEST- MENT—$7,750. ‘We can recommend to you these two-family apartments 8s a_ good investment, owing to the fact that it has all modern convenlences and can e bouglit on a very low went. 1t brings in a return of approxims $720 & year. [ost any reasonable offer on thl. property would be considered very serlously. HOOVER & Sales Rents 1406 H Street N.W. Posttively ¥ 438 RANDOLPH ST. N.W OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL DAY, . ° NOTE THESE FEATURES. 7 beautiful rooms (4 bedrooms), tile bath: h-w.h., electric lights, hardwood. floors and trim; bullt-in refrigerator: sanitars ~wash trays; servant's toilet in basement; double rear porches (inclosed sleeping porch); 183 ft. Miey: mewly decorated. throughou; vacad possession with_di GEORGETOWN. One block from car line in Gedrgetown's best residential section: 8 largs rooms and tile bath; electric lights, hardwood floors, déuble rear poreh ge yard to paved alleg. Irice and termis are exceptionslly low." Doy fail to call vs for inspect 604 GRESHAM PLACE N $7,250. °° OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL DAY SUNDAY. 6 rooms avd bath; electric lights. lurdwood floars. dopble rear porches and in splendid con- dition. Terms less than rent. PETWORTH—$8,350. Naar faul's Addit urlem modern 6- m_and tiie bath ‘wide al- v: must be seen to be ROHERER & M'ETZLER, ‘c\m.um’ Trust blag. Mata 833 KIDWELL. te sure that we can supply your MT. PLEASANT. $13,500. our Sunday spe e square from the Mt. o to the’ finest churches hington, schools, stores of evers tion, moving pictures and the Al ‘Tiiis house is of niue rooms and three baths, comprising three apartments with a one-car garage: b ion. Rented for $1.350 a vear net, ve of the apartment o ed by the present owner. Considering that and in one of the finest locations in the northwest. please give us an opportunity of showing it to you. GEORGETOWN. conservative investors this with all_modern im: rooms and bath W's WOt prominent peal. These apart- ments show a very return aud can be bought on $750 cash. You can readily appre- te that these buildings will not remain on the market very long, considering the cash payment and the cost of each apartment, 5o be one of the first to give us a ring and have one £ out salesmen show them to you. BROOKLAND, D. C. $8,650. These houses are of exceptional value. ing into consideration the construction and proximity to ear line, churches, schools, col- leges, etc. They are 20 ft. wide and 37 ft. deep. offering a unique floor plan for 8 &pacions rooms. The constriction of these huuses is beyond ® question of the fmest. Our sales- men will he very glad to sliow you through the above mentioned properties from § a.in. to 9 tomorrow. SOUTHEAST. $4,000. This is a fine old frame house of colonl dexign with &IX large rooms, a° beautiful buc 4 with wonderful grapetines aud flowers, A 20-foot alley with room for & age. Size of lot is 18x100. This be' bought on $300 cash. At least ihe rent ¥ all carrying charges. L's S ADDITION. $8,650. . oceupled for & very short b conerete front porch, slated and tin roof. ' Six extremely well plan: ned rooms with hardwood floors; hot-water heat, electric 1ight and room fof & two-car is Kouse is only two squares from ch affords an opportunity for the. folks haying to go to aud from office. Taking Into conside we know of no oother house in the city that auite 50 advaniageousiy well Tocated tion of this hou theement. KIDWELL, Loans On Newton st.. To_the most two-family apartment provements, comp each, on one of Ge residential streets tak- SAUL Insurance Main 6341. WOODRIDGE. 1 Block Cars and Stores. Beautiful Location. Prompt Possession. ‘This is a_splendid home with beautiful #roun de and shrubbery; lot 60x142 to alley. 'The house is in splendid condition fn. side n, out; 7 good rooms and bath, electric lights, furnace heat, variety of bea fruit; thls Eroperty is worthy of any home buer's leration; price terms, oA CHLEN BASKIN G CORP'N, te Dept., 10th and G. tngs, North 813, saindag ~. CLEVELAND PARK. T-room tapestry brick house, brick garage: lot 150 ft. deep, with shrubbery and fruit trees tile bath with sanitary bullt-in tub, s tollet, hardwood floors, attractive elec- trical fixtures: w.h,, instantaneous heater, fireplace with mantel; just the house for ple_who care for a home in a gquiet, refined neighborhood, one-half block west. of Conn, ave. Price, $18,500. Mt. Pleasant—Gruver Built. New ' sevén-room colonial brick house: #eparate entry hall; beamed ceiling in Gllll room, screened- stantaneous heater; nd cleanest Tl in mont ave. Relson K. Lyc yons—Real Estate, | & ‘l i I | arge double T TRVING ST, NEAL i8(h N.W. . CHEVY CHASE. Excellent Values—Very Easy Terms. for sale, which, we belleve, l'! PI’M below the average, G-Mll ful valuation. Overlookin, hevy Chase Circle PRICE, $12. éo—'rw. Bew and very attrac- ve Troomn bomes; all large room, tlle bath. b, eles. hardwocd Soors aud trim, 1 open ce and mantel with book: ases; sun parlor: large colonial front porch; large pantry; good lot to alley: nice shade. Half Block. West of Conn. Ave. | PRICE, $16,000; $1,600 CASH—One of the | yery best valies we have offered; a similar pletior large rooms, 2 baths, n fre. 2 great many other which we would be pleased to show McLACHLEN BANKING CORP' Real Estate Dept.. 10th and G. Magn 432, Evenings. "Yorts, 813. BUILDER T0 BUYER. “SAVE THE REST" LEHTQ AND STANLEY, BUILDERK Takoma Park Homes. $5.600. 7 rooms, bath; lot 110x123. 98,250, mew bungalows, 5 rooms, bath, hot-water sleeping porc $8,500. poew bungalow, 3 e reh, breakfast H e P Semi-bungalow, hea N sleeping blocks to New bungilow, bath, sleepiog porch; Lot-water heat ; ks to car line. Beaytiful stucco” bungaiow: high ground; broad view; corner lot; 7 Fooms, tile bath, sleeping porch. To see'it is to want it. “THE LITTLE OFFI Eastern and Laurel Aves. AKOMA PARK, D. C. Phones: _Col. 3096-J : Adams_4008 homie adjoining sold for cash long \:«nn com- | We have the following Chers Chase homes | the | | i ractiver | o Cedar Grove Development On the South River. Mflhll ‘water-front lots, abundance of fish, ctabs, n]l(!l‘l and ducks good Te rehs n"‘?‘ - For fuh AYMORE Avianmic Crry FO EMOST l- l\. el emwg ST CHARLES ONTHE BOARDWALK How fortunate it is that “the Playground of the World is likewise the greatest Health The ocean breezes; the St. Charies table and our specl rates complete the requirements. BROOKLAND. New Homes. Special Terms. Immediate Possession. ‘These are some of the better bLuilt homes and_worthy of sour inspection’: 6 good sized Tooms, Inrge pantry and closets, large porches front and number of bulltin fen tures that There is no better vulue on the market for a home of this in 8 very desirabie locnuvn» good sise m-"w WlNDSOK HOTEL ™ MCLACHLEN BAN: Real Estate Dept. _Main_482. \e‘ar Sheridan Circle. Handsome brick _residence containing rooms, 2 buths, m garage; “entire premises renovated aud redeco. rated: ‘an unusual opportunity for a diserim- m.nuz purchaser to obtain a modern hoe in 30.000 location at a very low fgure on Sttractive terns, Lee Crandall, Jr., & Co., Inc., 1423 New York Ave. Main 717. CORP! 10| pL., @' room and bath; 2-car | WKY. European Plans. §pe er Tates. water, " Open, ail yea Geo. A. Casteen. teady; terms modera CON'I'INENTAL o v M. WALSH DUNOA Aiwars open, aiw So. South Car- ave. Ame Running water, bath M.A._SMITH. Tena. ave. mear mun ning water; electricity. Europ. $1.50 up diy. Am. pl.. §3 up dly. Spec. Own'p Mgn't. H. L. & B. K. Boston. OCEAN_CITY, MD. COLONIAL HOTEL On boardwalk: running water in every room. Private buths. Booklet. Ownership management, HARPERS FERRY, W. VA, Beaumont, | FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES. FRY BRICK, & BEDROOMS, BA' terms. _Adums_1700. HILL TOP HOUSE Open to December 1, after that, week ends. Write for special fall aa and meal rates. iIN NORTHWES Six or seven room house, tached or wem 000, HOUS, . capable of being renovated; Phone Fr._ 3200 ment, large or small, who ‘will be hy W for out-of-town bu; for _colored. Owners ouly. J. e. O BATH taith - frat letter. E, 1004 Massac) BRICK _HOU must be bargain for cash; m quickly. Address Box 287-L, Star USE: THE LARGER THE will_pay cash. See me today . 219 Bond bldg. ASH_FOR HOUSES FOR ler _either frame or brick in sny section of Washington. Main 2780. Coo tinental Trust bldg.,_room 904 A sh payment. GOOD 6 OR 7 ROOM house, “any good n.e. location, from owner. | Address BHox 317-L, Star_office WANT TO BUY SEVERAL SMALL HOU investment purposes: submit det Will buy from ow: Can pay Address Box 1! 3 a.m.i: large cashi payment. i northwest section. Address Box 85-L. ith garag MAN Fit( in_n.w. section iced for quick sale. must’ be reason- abiy Address Box 36- L,_St 8 TO 10 ROOM HOUSE IN ANY GOOD SEC tion; have a good cash payment and can make bstantial monthly payments. Would like oscession within 60 days. Main 7652 1343 st n.w., room 603, WANTED—FROM OWNER, 8 OR 8§ ROOM- house near Lincoln Park, with garage or place willing to pay '$6,000 to $5.000, with payment. Address Box 204-L, S PROPERTY. CASH_PAYME A colonial resort near Bluemont on Shepan- doah river; valles, mountain and water scen- shaded ground, drives, fishing, boating new baths and sewerage: no chil- $15_and Book| up to December 15. S ice F. Castleman, Berryville, Va, COLONIAL BEACH, VA. COLONIAL HOTEL Special autumn rate, $15 weekly; $8 daily. ers, foot Tth at. NE, owner and mgr. * EACH. THE WAVERLEY VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, Private bat comfort; moderate n CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE and pianos. e cheerfully given. Con- venlent locatio SCHLER'S, 920 Pa. ave. n.w. Phone NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE & MOVING ( ‘REMEMBER! You Cen Always Téke Ad Connection Rates RED BALL TRANSIT CO. National Household Movers. Woodward Bldg. Main 2162, {LET US MOVE YOUR FUR- niture; unlimited facilities, low- est rates; always open. Phone Main 1005, District Express Co. | MOVING yay STORAGE 'KRIEGS RESS PACKING SHIPPING s & Main s0l8 - ”® MW, A 726 14th SN W Rooin 82 Ph. M. 7176, S0 WHAT HAVE YOU 10 OFFER steadliy employed for $100 down and monthly ¥ Address Box 143-K CALL MATN 9091 We sell and rent properties of all kinds—tf | they are priced right. Thes are our stock in M. . Star_office. Yours for results, R. L. ELLIOTT, COMMERCE _AND_SAVINGS BANK _BLI AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THOS. DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of certain chatte! trusts recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds of the ! District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the nndersigned trustee will offer for sale by public on_the premises indicated below, at ONE P.M. AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER ON THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1922, certain items of furniture, plate, plated artl linen, glass, china, books, works of art household effects and articles of use and orna ment, automobiles, typewriters: 238 4% st. 0 17th st. n.w., 4 Defrees at. n.w., litornia st n. ave. n 1257 6th'st. s.w., be removed by pur. er. { L U LLER, Truxtee. OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE UTAH IRO¥ AND STEEL INDUSTRY Ol fers wonderful opportunity fof bie peodts in real cotate: easy payments, Write for, illus- foldér, “ironton, Utah.'’ Richey & Co.. Realtors, Salt Lake Clty, Utah. THREE ACRES WITH BEAUTIFUL WATER front on South river. Room 112, 416 .'.ml. 5 NEW JERSEY LOT, BARGAIN monthiy buys 20 lots near Atlsntic City. 160; only $8 each. VAIL, 180 Brosdwa iew_York. FOR SALE_OOLONIAL BEAC By owner, two lots in beat Beach, neat hotel, each 50 by 130 ready for building; exeellent site for lows: location high and healthful. Price, cash. Address, immediately, B. A. mnn, 1225 Bueli TO RENT-MODERN 10-ROOM LUXURIOU iy fornished bay-front dwelling ason, §3,000, 0F for sale. Other houses aad apartments for rent. $400, $600, DEAMCTYLER COMPANY, Sarasota, Fla. VINELAND FARM nn CATALOGUE JUST OUT, describiag o’.‘ farm bargains, sear world's {eebl etindve s ARy Spduiny eaty m n-. Ja o -nun Bines Vl"'lLA PARM A\} Riggs bldg., l“-llll!uill. Col. 10240. KN { trade and we turn that stock quickly if we ! | ean recommend it to our clients. | o l TRANSFER & STORAG LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS mooern FIREPROOF BuiLDiN WE CRATE, PACK AND SH! PHONE NORTH 3343 | 1313 YOU STREET N. W STEAMSHIPS. Three Se: To Cherbourg and Southampton Sailing from Pier 86, ft. W. 46th st., New York East Bound LEVIATHAN. Oct. 20 Nov. 10 Dec. 1 West Bownd LEVIATHAN.Oct. 30 Nov. 20 Dec. 11 Sail from Plers 8 and 4, Hoboken To Bremen via Plymouth and Cherboury !lll; ARTHUR GEO. uhlnnon Ametion, s Bailings from Pier 3 and 4, Hoboken To hondon via Plymouth and Cherbourg & Nov. 7 Oot, 24 PRES.VAN BUREN .Oct. 31 Dec. & *Calling at Cobh (Queenstown) UNITED STATESLINES 1419 G Suoat KW, Wask. D.C. BY SEA Lieyd's rating| From elass, 100AL Cul- sine unexcelled. Large decks, spa-| loung smoking room. Jos. ’. ‘Btephenson, Next Sallings L Baltimors & i TREPROOF. [22 LacoNia | sAxoNIA Str. Charles esler For Mount Vernon, 85¢ (Admisston to Grounds Extra) At 10 am. and 2:30 p.m. CUNARD I AND ANCHORun:s to Chi mh. ATHETANIA "’.‘fi':'".'“’o"fl ? i RENGARIA t gvv. AQUITANIA -Oct. 23 Nov, n SAMARIA (new). Bodton to Cobh (lnuuuv-) and Liverpos BAMARIA (new). .Oct. 4 'n. N. Y. to Lnndnmimy lnfl | Glaggow. COLUMBIA . .4 3 Nov. 10 )0 Dec, 8 Jan. *Bails from ‘Boston. N. 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This is the militant siogan with which Dr. Louise Stanley has taken !ol ‘lgbnlihl Ities.” — | uDp her new work as head of the home economies bureau States Department of Agriculture, and already she has commenced a survey to ascertain just what women earn In the honte, What is_even of the United more _radi Rio de Janeiro Montevideo—Buenos Aires Calling Northbound at Santos and Trinidad. Ventrix, Oct. 6 v i, Nov. 3 Vandyck, Oct. 20 Vauban, Nov. 17 Large. comfortable ships containing every . o hotel, low rates, , unexcelled service. Spe- t Indies and round South General District Agcut. "LAMPORT & HOLT, LTD New York to Califernia Only large, fast liners in cosst-to- goant srads now offer a trip of fif- teen delightful days. Recreation and eports amid the luxuries of great transatlantic steamers. An interesting call at Havanaand throughthe Canal by daylight. Routes New York, Havana, Panama Oanal, Los Angela and 8an Francisoo Kroonland—Oct. 18, Dec. 6, Jan.24 22,250 tons displacement. Finland— Nov. 1, Dec. 20, Feb.7 22,250 tons displacement Manchuria—Nov. 22, Jan. 10, Feb. 28 26,700 tons displacement 1208 “F" St. N.W.. or any anthorized steamship ‘agent, PANAMA PACIFIC LINE The Ideal Autumn Resort Virginia Beach Just Refreshing and Invigorating Hotels and Cottages Open All Year Daily Service From Washington To Old Point Comfort and Norfolk New York-Boston by Sea City Ticket Office Woodward Building 731 15th St. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. “EAST OF SUEZ” Making the Dream Come True There is an especial longing for ‘‘East of Suez” nowadays. The temple bells of Mandalay call with irresistible persistence. Pagodas, heathen idols, Christian kisses, sunshine, palm trees, flying fishes, elephants a piling teak—all call with Kipling magic—over the Seven Seas— “East of Suez.” Especially, next winter, will the freezing drizzle “‘wake the fever a calling you won in your bones’ —for, ’t never ’eed naught else.”’ “if you’ve ’eard the East The new Cunarder FRANCONIA Sails from New York, Nov. 15; from San Francisco, Dec. 4, returning to New York March 27 on her 133 Days— 30,000 Wonder Miles Cruise 'Round the World UNDER THE EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT OF THE American Express Travel Dept. The FRANCONIA is the newest of the splendid Cunard liners. Built especially for long distance cruising, manned and managed by Cunard supreme seamen, she is a floating palace of recreation—a luxurious club with every convemence and refinement for comfortable living. Carefully planned shore excursions from all ports of call ine cluded’in initial cost. Special inland trips optional. Itinerary includes—Havana, Panama Canal, San Francisco, Hilo, Hono- lulu, Ja finm a, B Bamba:r. l’o home. ewfik, Cairo, Naples, Monaco, Gibraltar / The FRANCONIA party will be limited. To insure most de: sirable accommodations, bookings should be made now. Call, phone or write any American ?‘oeforfull damb,deckplam,ll&muwd and prices, or American Expi-ess Travel De pt. 1331'G Street Main 1200 (108) Travel n (13 days—Yokohama, Kamakura, Tokyo, Kobe, .Ho, Inland Sea, Miyajima), Shanghai, Hongkong, Singapore, Rangoon, Calcutta, Coloubo, Stanley has declared in favor of wives doing other work than housework if they can earn more at it—provided they do not sacrifice the “Intangible things” of the home. That proviso about the things probably saved her from a head-on clash with other authorities whose centention & that “women's rights” often result in childrens wrongs. For their conterition has beer glven timely point in the Nationa 1Capital by the exposure of the ¢ “har- Jlotte-Nellfe School 4 ur Where many of the working wives.of | Washington boarded. their Shiidee Investizating D. C. Nurseries Spurred by these disclosures Stat torney Pey dertaking an city's nurseries, where more t 5.000 children are housed part or of the time, while Licut. Mina Winkle, head ‘of the woman Who investigated the Charlot hool, is deliveri yeomanlike blows 'in a back-to-the-Home move ment. Dr.’ Stanle intangible dy has found woman earns & a white an_hour angel food cake: chile | vegetables hour wh washing with a washing machine: jcents while dolng hand la cents an hour baking When it is considered that a w do several of these ge the w per hou larger than It The survey, | complete. { through St { termined how much an earns bathing the baby husbandic pajamas, noses, kissing small ion small rubbers and w | ing them off again, gi water, smoothing sweeping, dusting, {darning, mending of it b Finds Much “Intangible.” “While much of a bution to the hom cannot be given says Dr. 1 know on a tion that she ma performing h figures will |income of the { make wom ter apprec use her ] when ther. * Fem s behind Dr | theoretically lto the home. | think ls woman's contri- monetary it is desirs the contribu- he Iy i duties, the real serve to work be r home : te me danger of things” if to work, thin ing over a washboard looks and her good | auickly as by going out to If that woman can do somethi that pays better and employ a jdress. it would be much her husband. her dren Vselt. All won not !be good housewiv Lieut. Van Winkle Dissents. But Lieut. Van W hat w Divore often cause in nurser often child work lau tter for and he born to ch <le can't at they can work luxuries t - husbands too often ment. is entirely rising in be only or wi {not give their child But now the middl trying to get rid of | children. “I am a progressive in most s, but I am' old-fashioned enoush s believe that a woman who bears ¢ dren should stay home and raise them. That is her job, and to do. it well she cannot do anyihing else." The Charlotte-Nellie School posure disclosed that the « were frequently fed soup and v foods that had soured because of the lack of ice in the house. Apparently no attention v fest of rules of c hygiene babies were fed such things and bananas, when they wer a laries. 3 acquiesce tan agre. { here parerits a new « America the ver, would or could n personal car lass mother is the care of her ANGORA REEKS OF AGE AS SEWERLESS CITY Trenches of Frznce More Sanitary Than Turk Capital, As: Writer. am T. Ellis in the The old anchor Tts Review of Reviews city (Angora), with its dominating citadel, cluttered up with reminders of oldest antiquity, {represents no only ie glory that was Greece, And the grandeur that was Rome. but also the primitiveness' that w Tartary and Mongolia and Turkesta Just as the walls of the fortress are ascinatingly and clumsily built by Turkish hands, of fragments of mar- ble and granite and brick from three and years of successive iza- nd dominions—a bit of an 3 ian sarcophagus side by side’ with an inscribed or sculptured Roman of Grecian marble; and an Arabesque design in stone buttress- ing Byzantine “brick; with stately columns and pilasters basely us masonry—so this present Angora and its government Is a hodge-podge of the persisting traits of the old peoples who have dwelt upon or overrun this region for ages. The city its reeks with the dead, dead ecarth and fts saturated filthi- ness; for most of modern Turkey practices no better sanitation than its ancestral hordes under Osman or Toghurul or Tamerlane. A Turkish physician told me in Angora that while typhus has been conquered in the city, people are peculiarly subject to infe tion, the slightest cut or abrasion being a hospitable doorway for germs; and this he attributed to the jaccumulated decay of the heaped,up and worn-out soil upon which the ¢ is built. The essential primitivenes of all Turks is revealed by the simple fact that during four rs of oc- cupation as ional capital, not foot of sewer pipe has been installed in Angora: nor has any other effort been made to Improve its sanitary conditjons, or to clean or pave its streets, or to better its housing con- ditions, or any other manner to modernize the city that embodies the idea_of new Turkey. The trenches in France were more sanitary than are the main streets of Angora. Speaking of Bananas. From the Miami Herald. The business of growing bananas commercially in Florida has in- creased rapidly in the last twelve months, according to reports being received by W. E. Bolles of Oldsmar, secretary of the Florida Banana Growers' Association. One man pro- duced more than 5,000 bunches, while many others grew between 1,000 and 5,000. Several forty-acre tracts are being prepared for planting in Octo- ber. Most of the larger piantations are In the southerly three-quarters of the state, although there are some good-sized plantings in the northerly quarter. California and Texas grow very few bananas compared to Flor- ida, which prod s more than all the other southarn states combined. From the Columbus Dispatch. We recently were shown the memo- randum book of a man who had prac- tically all his belongings listed in it. Among the detailed description of his property was the list of the makes of tires on his motor car with the fol- lowing anpotatiop: “All subject to change.” As though that were not eniough some one added, “Without no- tice.”