Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1924, Page 16

REA AGRICULTURE BILL PASSED IN HOUSE 757,000,000 Voted for Conduct of Department—Free Seed Ma- neuver Beaten. After an attempt at the last min- ate to amend the agricultural appro- priation bill 50 as to provide $360,000 ar free distribution of seeds by mem- ers of Congress had failed, the de- tmental supply measure, carrying s passed by the House t to the Senate. Democrat, ve the prac- of seed distribution, which was itinued several years ago, but ment to provide necessary cted by a roll call vote e also was made of the bill to ment which would 30,000 0 available for the manu- » of 175 to 156. nate, the measure ndment, adopted Y8 . which w powers of tho der the packers otal, which is $665,000 requested by the hudgel weevil ing southern RUSSIANS QUIT WORK 10 DAYS FOR EASTER Estra Time Allowed to Recover After Celebrations—Churches Are Crowded. —Worlk through- ceased today sian Easter . which began Thursday £ to the old calendar, resumed until Monday Faster celebrations will by the May day holiday, n turn, will be succeeded by r from the Rl\en the ay over the | > workers in- of this privi- | W xpiring force | L ESTATE I RESIDENCE PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS I i i to enter one great church, found it crowded to the doors witn a standing congregation. Two-thirds of the vast congregation were men. In the con- | gregation one high soviet ofticer in uniform was r 3013-3015 Porter St. N.W. Open for Inspection Sunday, April 27 Cleveland Park Home Reasonably Priced New with' All Modern Improvements at Liberal Terms Representative on Premises Goldsmith & Co. Goldsmith Bldg. 1405 Eye Street Ofice open until ® P.M. L3 Exhibit House—2712 Woodley Place umpiml\ Furnished by The Hecht Co. DRUG STORES RAIDED. 88 Arrested—Vast Rum Supply Seized in New York. NEW YORE, April 26.—A picked detachment of seventy-five dry agents, acting under orders from Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haraes, swooped down on eighteen drug yesterday, made thirty-eight arrests and confiscated a vast quan- tity of liquor, most of which they be- | lieved to be dangerously adulterated. | 2015 Belmont Road | New Modern Home Nine Rooms, Three Baths Double Brick Garage Lot 22x130 Open for Inspection Wm. R. Ellis 1539 Eye Street Main 2029 has been shown by many leading \\ ashin, Igtonxam who have chosen LEY HOMES Incaxcd just off Connecticut Avenue, near the It was charged that in many places | drink from proprietors and clerks were busy [ goric” selling liquor over the counter by the | agents found quantities of forged lolc——lol—=lol—=lal—=|c|—=al——=] 0| White-tiled bath, with built-in fixtures e n “Million-Dollar” Bridge and overlooking scenic ottles mark Interna v ps whic e B nternal revenue stamps which w ed to paste over the tops of bottles after the liquor had been adulterated and Other A HOME OF THE VERY BEST CHARACTER IN ONE OF THE FINEST LOCATIONS IN WASHINGTON | @ | !J 1400 16th STREET NORTHWEST CORNER. OF 16th AND WEBSTER STS. (BUILT BY L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS) I|:lI This residence, embracing quality, comfort, and convenience, is easily dist onc of the most umqm nd individs residences built in Washi The entrance at the side permits a center-hall plan, wit! entire front of the house eplace and a bea kitchen on the other side, airway and lavatory. Second fioor contains one Lzrge bedroom across the front, three other large bedrooms and bath, includi eping porch. Two large rooms and bath on rd floor, storage room and cedar nl oak floors throughout. _inoleum on kitchen floor, a We invite you to see this beaut: hed as being o] across the with comx omatic_hot-water heater, large two-car brick garage residence. e cheery living and dining, rooms. through French doors to— t sun parlor. e | he attempted ! Rock Creek Park. : . Your admiration of the charming exteriors e be increased when you have seen the prac- 1 - e e aa awnge dna ical beauty of the inside arrangement. $500 CASH S e tairs and down Take Chevy Chase Car or Connecticut Ave- Large rear yard to paved alley nue Bus to Woodley Place and Calvert Strect - flgf‘\’mfi‘;’y Monthly P ayments $1.500 CASH —Walk 1 block nortl: to houses. $12.950 7JO/LPU SLIADIRO CO “TWO- CAR GARAGE $98.50 Monthly 010 3 _/‘keet [\\\¥] REES AND SHRUBBERY Including All Interest and a ‘When Bofter HOMES mn..rmo Will Build Them Open for your inspection tomorrow and every day next week L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS 706 Colorado Bldg. Main 6140 Members Washington Real Estate Board EEE—EEE—:BE—JEE—:E::EEE EEEEEEEE—:EEEEEEEEME =8 1512 Newton Street N.E. SCRIPTIO Detached, eight bright and well proportioned rooms and bath, electric lignts, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, fully recned; paved street. Located in finest section | BROOKLAND. OPEN SUNDAY FROM 11TO 5 P-M. N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE 1418 Eye St. N.W. Phones Main 5804-5 MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD E = FOUR MASTER BEDROOMS Substantial Payment on Principal. Pillage Overlooking Washington A Distinctive Corner Home COLUMBIA PARK (Two Blocks From 14th St. Car Line) o - Homes of Exquisite Appointments Sample House 3321 Cleveland Avenue Open Daily Sundays to 9 P.M. T is 2 real pleasure to enter a home 3 where every detail of arrangement and construction is artistically planned to produce an effect of tasteful harmony. Nowhere is this desirable feature more pronounced than in the exquisite interior appointments of these English Village Homes. :8.E. Corner 36th and Davis Streets N. W. Massachusetts Avenue Heights The Houses These cxceptionally well built. Homes are constructed along the English lines of archi- tecture, reflecting an environment of comfort and refinement. Upon entering,.ome is im- [11 pressed with the spacious hall and artistic H“llll‘lllm\ly 2 staircase. The living and dining rooms are ‘lmlm“m extremely large, and the cheery fireplace in the isnas—— e ) i 5 » e former lends a real Home atmosphere. The T'his charming semi-detached home in our new ‘H | modern-equipped kitchen is located between ! subdivision, Columbia Park, combines many un- the hall and the inclosed breakfast porch. s usual features and advantages. Some of which Three large bed chambers, with two tiled i are listed below: baths, are reached by a roomy second-floor i Center-Hall Plan hall—while on the third floor there is a pleasant extra room and bath; also a Built-in Ice Box Attic Over Entire House Deep Lot Concrete Alley 647 INGRAHAM ST. N.W. garage is heated. Open Daily Until 9 P.M. Liberal Terms Our representative on the premises will be glad to conduct you through these un- TO INSPECT—Take 14th St. car marked Takoms to 7th and Kennedy Sts. N.W., walk south; or 9th St. car to Ingraham St. N.W., usual ‘Homes and supply any information walk east. Transportation Best In City you may wish concerning them. D. J. DUNIGAN The prices of these Homes range from 1319 N. Y. Ave. Main 1267 This -wonderful -home fronting 120 feet on Davis street, has many distinctive features which remove it from the commonplace, yet it is being offered for the first time at a price considerably below other individual homes.- in-$his locatign. The arrangement was thoughtfully planned and should meet with in- stant approval of everyone. To the right of the entrance hall is the excep- tionally large living room with old English fireplace and French doors leading to a side living porch with cement flooring—the bright dining room is di- rectly behind the living room—both having tasteful side wall lighting fix- tures—complete kitchen with “built-in conveniences—breakfast nook with Pullman diner—four, well arranged bedrooms—two tile baths (one with marble shower)—sleeping porch—stair approach to semi-finished attic. .GARAGE FOR TWO CARS Be Sure to See It Sunday : Open After 10 A.M. Open Fireplace MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE ThenVEERT To $16,500 up. e SR TR ONE % SQUARE WEST TO HOUSE. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS 1450 < streec ""‘“"\‘1190 1334 H St. N.W. Franklin 9503