Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1924, Page 35

Near Dupont Circle, $-story brick homs ‘modern; 10 rooms, © rooms, bath: aer aum balltfo refeg. : some with garages. Small cash payment, monthly terrax. ~ Sample house oped dally untll 9 p.m. Any broker, or LIS, Matn_to73. \I W llOL 316318 T Sf. N Price only $7.500. Large sleeping pord Tiled _bathroom. d tray in cellar, Hot-water heat tric lights. colonial ated in not ' far cquare of the absolutels the st valus i moderaie priced new 1o the city and em: Sreat miny featires found in Noumes selling much higher in Six splendidls arranged rooms, Compiete bath, colonial front D ench doors opening to breal porch, large sleeping porch. pontey, hardwood floors, ot water iieat. and smple room for a garage. Terms, $1,000 cash Hedges & Middleton, Inc., Kealtors 1334 H St N.W. Franklin 9308, Special—Colored. Several houses vacant. Price low and terms easy. - Different location. Owner, P. D. Holmes, 819 15th St. N.W., Room 23. Main 3677. BROOKLAND D C S-room and bath_bungalow. gal shaded ot 55 oy 00: HERMAN QCHMIDT 720_15th st. n.w. Main 2611 $7,050. SIX ROOMS, BATH, SLEEPING PORCH. Located in Oakerest, on Mt. Vernon bivd. pper road to Alexandri r heat ctric range, built-in garage. larg highest elevation, beautiful shade trees. vV IRGI\ TA REALTY COMPANY, Main 115, Clatenden_365-W.2. Open for Inspection. B. H. GRUVER HOMES. 1201 O 1233 TRINIDAD AV (Btw. Moree & Neal, EXHIBIT HO 6 rooms. tiled bath, sleeping porches, hardwood floors and built-in- refrig.; built-in_garage. Low price. Easy terms. ~For saie by any broker or B. H. GRUVER, Owner and Builder. Main 8072. Sample louse open until § p.m. daily. © Chevy Chase, Md.—$11,000. A California bungalow located on a paved street. just a short distance offt Conn. ave. between the two Country Clubs. * A" most _artistic Tittle home having 8 larze rooms and bath all on one fioor, with full attic above; hard- woodfloors trim. front porch, Rot-water heat, electric lights: 5 with_eplendid lawn and iready laid for o’ gurage. ]{ed"e~ & \Iuldleton Inc., Itors 1354 7 st N Feankiin 9503, TAKOMA PARK. Well planned, 6 rooms and 2 sleeping Porches, garage, lot 150 {t. deep, several screcned breakfas CHEVY CHASE. Beautiful 6-room bungalow, being unexcelled in_kplendid location, convenient to car_line, storex, theaters, etc.; price, $13.000: $1.300 easl Owner, Col. 3336-W. Apartment. Two-Family A 2femily apatt one square bnilding ix of attractive appearance, thoroughly modern, and in the very Lext condition. One has ing plants, elec. deep "ot _with Zcar garage; immediate possession of first floor apartment. Price only 300: moderate terms. Hedges & Middleton, Inc., Realtors Franklin 9303, : lights, 1334 H St S ST. NEAR'N. H. AVE. N.W. A beantiful home in this nice section of the city, 10 rms., bath, h.-w.h., elec., garage, in excellent _candition. and_reasonable terms ‘can be_arranged. Address Box 184-X. Star office. PRICE UNDER $7,000. 1701 to 1729 D St. S.E. Six rooms, bath, h.-wh, electric lights, built-in ice box, one-piece ink; double rear porches; wide front porch; deep lot to wide alley. FEasy terms. THOMAS A. JL\MESON CO., 906 N. Y. ave. n.w. POTOMAC HEIGHTS. Detached home overlooking the Potomac, Dear cars, 7 rooms, tile bath, hardwood trim: miogs. Front. back and sleeping porches, large cellar. _Pipeless furnace, electric lisut; lot 503100, " Price, $8,500. J. EDWARD L Maia 5517829 912 15th ONLY $8,250. 325 W ST. N (Near 4th a0d W sts., th\u to cars.) Oarefully built, new 6-room and bath briek dwelling, with garage, hot-water heat and all convenier.ces. BMALL CASH PAYMENT AND EASY TERMS Any Broker or THRIFT BUILDING CO., Owner. "~ KENYON ST, N.W. NR. 13th. A fine house, containjng. 8 rooms, 2 baths, how.h.. elec.. porches; cellar; in' excellent condition reasonable_terms. BUCKLEY & GRINDILEY, 936 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. PETWORTH—$8.500. Petworth, $750 _cash, monthly; _six Tooms and bath: hot-witer heat. electricity, front and 2 rear porches: room for garage Bouee is in first commercial zone and certain to increase in value in the aear future. Good opportunity. Call Cleveland 1300-M afier 5:80 for further information. To Close Estate* Abwolutely must be sold. An ideal home, located in excellent northwest suburban en- vironment. The honsa is exceptionally well constracted and particularly attractive, haring The tapestry brick veneer finish and slate roof. Enormoux living room with stone open fi place and drop-beam celling: dining room atso Pan beamed ceiling: four well ‘Droportioned bedrooms, one complete bath and ‘exira lava Tarke sleeping porc -in_fireproof garage - protement for real home comfort.” The lot is surrounded with hedge. Priced at 15,500, on modes: teFma. Hedges & Middleton, Inc., Franklin 9308, POOR DICK DuUM AGAINST THAN DANCING ! SEEMS MORE DANCED THE EVENING BUNNY LGIAN DOES“'T DANCE VERY GRACEFULLY DoEs FOR SALE—HOUSES. | SHE 2 NO: — DANCE VE REE_FULLY PISGRA STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 NORK._ DOES SHE 1924. —By ALBERTINE RANDALL WHICH 1S MORE THARN YoU CAN SAY FoR FANNY FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR PLANS AND PARTICULARS, EDMUND Office*-Main 7233. 1412 Eye and extra lavatory; while it is still available. Columbia Heights—$11,000. West of 14th st., located near every convenience: semi-detached home, prac- tically new: six Iarge rooms, inclosed sleeping porch: built-in_garage; every modern’ convenience. This is & real bome and a bargain at the above price. Chevy Chase, Md.—$10,750. Close to Chers Chase Club: on a beau- tiful paved street; brand-new detached home containing 6 large rooms: front id _rear porches hardwood floors: ample room for garage. $1.500 cash and $80 per month. Inspect'our new homes at 39th also our center-hall plan homes The best value offered in years. WILLTAM 'S, 15th & K Sts. N.W. MEMBER OF WASHING See th room: throughout, st slcove; Ho walk one block east to bungalows. to Third, one block north to Sheridan, one bloc TERRELL & 1206 18th St. N.W. Evenings Phone Franklin CARTER & NEALE, Price, $11,000. We believe an inspection of this home will con- vince you that it is a real value at the price asked. Located on one of the prettiest streets of Petworth. There are 8 rooms (4 bedrooms) and bath, hot- water heat, electric light, screened porches and a garage. 308 INVESTMENT BLDG., 15th & K Sts. N.W. _ Fr. 8568. Columbia Helghts—-—SSZSO. An unusually roomy 2-story tapestry I\rhk home that is in absolutely per- Dexirably located near d the mus service. It ndidly arranged rooms. corner finished o _mahogany and white. The lot is unusually deep with room for a garage to paved alley. An absolute bargain that can be bought on easy terms. Hedges & Middleton, Inc., Realtors 1334 H St. N.W. Franklin 8503. A Home You'll Want to Own. 3110-3128 Newton Street N.E. (Just Off Rhode Tsland Ave.) These splendidly designed and arranged Kite Homes will surely meet with your proval. They are so convenfent in plan t houseKeeping will become & pleasure here. Fitted with every home-making comfort and convenience, and of juxt the size you require for making an ideal home. Come and see them, they are located in & splendid resi- dential neighborhood, within easy reach of all points in the city. Thete are Cottages and Dungalow ‘types from which to make your 2 HOME BARGAINS Lincoln Pk.. 3-story press brick; elec. lights: double hrick garage; va. cant; reasonable, on easy terms; trade PO price and tes very attractive. Consider something small in part payment for equity. Oth and H n.w., 2.story briek, $100 cash, bal. monthly. colored homes or _inve tments see our large, pxclusive Prices low, on easy 'ment_plao. RYON CO., INC,, 1423 F ST. F FOR COLORED. Near 2nd AND R N.W. A modern home of 6 rooms, tiled bat water heat, electricity, hardwood floors, {nclosed sléeping porth, garage space. Price ia right; tery attractive térms. NEAR 9th AND S N.W. In this convenient and most desirable loca- tion, an S-room house, tiled bath, Beat ing plant, attic; ttrms very reasenal choice. small first payment— Ver; only $500—balance in conven- iently arranged terms. $7,500 to $7,950. 4 and 5 Room. Sanitary plumbing and hot- o pen for nspection every day and eveiin Open n every 'rn'fm- Jeaviag I0th and O s B.we Tids out B. I._ave. to Newton st. n.e. HARRY A. KITE 1514 K St. “*"Phone Main 4846. Petworth—$9,950. Owner is leaving city and a quiek disposal of this modern home is ab- solutel, A practically new full 1 brick home lo- cated in.one of the highest and most hborhoods in Petworth. Just about one year oid been well taken care of and ha e d_ sleep! pon-h- complete tile Mth with showér, one-plece enamel sink and drain; Sanitas on kitchen wllls. Bu- mefous ficor plugs, haweod foo There 18 4180 &' S-car garags. 1 Jou contemplate buying 18 Petworth It 'III be m Mll’ advantage to see fie ges & M|ddlemn, Ine., 1M S KW 008, FLYNN CO. Apartments—Cleveland In this ideal locatlon where propert: tiful detached home, surrounded with shrubbery, completely equipped with screens and awning: h.-w.h,, elec. lights; TON REAL THE FASTEST GROWIN NORTHWEST WASHINGTON. $8,500—$750 Cash, $70 Monthly. or drive out Georgl CLEVELAND PARK CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENTS. Ready for Occupancy October 1. $1,160 TO $1,500 CASH. $58 TO $75 A MONTH, Including Expenses. 6 NEW BUILDINGS. 3018-20-22-24-26-28 PORTER ST. N.W. Block and a half west of Connecticut Ave. Ready for Inspection. R:presentative'on Premises Daily and Sunday. OR INSPECTION TRIP, APPLY INC. prenings—Cleveland 2376. St. NW. SAUL'S ADDITION—$13,250—Corner. seldom for sale. Beau- ; 6 rooms; porches; tile bath garage. Inspect now North Columbia Heights—$13.250. 6 rooms and 2 baths. In a very desirabl tion: "brick home, in modern_in every detail; inclosed sleep. Tng porch: Tot 130 feet deep: two.car brick garage. Thix is ua unusual home and locality. Terms. '\ortlx\w~(—$750 Cash. six-room house, strictly one-half block off car line and jacent to Saul's Addition. Must wet ickls to secure this barguin. Price, /950 —easy monthly payments and Warren sts. Price, $12,950; at Conn. ave. and Féssenden st. residential sec A1 condition; PHILLIPS; Phone Main 4600. ESTATE BOARD. MANOR PARK, D. C. NORTHWEST WASHINGTON On 14th St. Car Line (Extended). NG SUBURB IN s and_bath; Tot 50x1 hot-water heat, hardwood floors sodded and fenced. oma, get off at Sheridan street, venue to Rittenhouse street, east k east o properts. LITTLE, Inc., ain 3285. 1686-] or Potomac 2892-]. 107 8th ST. S.E. $8.850—Unusual home near 8th and Capitol sts., containing 8 rooms, bath (4 bed- fooms), "eléctric lights. Desirable. peighbor- 16th AND R STS. N.W. $11,500__Fine bar.window brick home of 11 rooms and two baths, just off 16th st. Can be used as 8 apartments if desi doctor or dentist. Large roo work, electricity and garage, Dbalanice can be arranged. Near 3d and R. I. Ave. N.E. $6,230—Where can you get another lovely little 7-room and bath coloaial home strictly white section with electricity and furnace heat at th price and only $1,200 cash and_monthly payments like rent? DAVIS & STEELE, 1420 N. Y. Ave. N.W. __ Main 50835398. BIG BARGAIN. 4004 to 4022 13th St. N.W. Six large rooms; tile bath, h-w.h, clectric lights, double hardwood floors, built-in ice box, one-piece sink, servant’s toilet and other extras; ‘double rear porches; wide front porch; deep lot to wide alley. THOMAS A. AMESON CQ., 906 N. Y. ave. Tain 5526. MOUNT PLEASANT. B. H. Gruver Homes. OPEN FOR INSPECTION. SAMPLE HOUSE-3223 ADAMS MILL RD. 8201 ADAMS MILL RD. Teautiful corner house. 3223 —0nly ineide house left. emi-detached brick. located between Kenyon st. and_ Kiingle facing National Zoological Park; 8 rooms. 2 baths, heated garage. Open and lighte daily and’ Kund: i 9 pm. Take Mt. Pleasant cars to Park rd.. west on Park rd.’ to Klingle and Adams Mill rd. A few sixroom homes on iosemont ave. and ove detached S-r. house. same section. LOW PRICE. EASY TERMS. ANY BROKER OR B. H. GRUVER, OWNER and Bullder. Phione Main 8072 for auto to nspect, NEAR 16th STREET. 1739 Irving St.—New. A real home bargain. 1ly attractive and complete. pen day and might. ANY BROKER OR THRIFT BUILDING CO., OWNER. PHONE MAIN 768. o Exceptio A REAL OPPORTUNITY. A most attractive Dutch colonial home, located west of Conn. & Center entrance hall plan, large living room full depth of house, opening on large cement porch; beautiful brick fireplace; dining room with western exposure, kitchen. pantry, spacious back porch, 3 large bedrooms, dresving room, two tile baths, attic with stair- way: hardwood floors. This home has ture two-car det Two acres of beautiful landscaped grounds front- ing on three streets; blue stone dri nt and_immediate possexsion can The ground is high with be seen For inspection and R. SMOOT, 729 15th 8 v. Main 2611, Office open until 12 Monday. For Discriminating Colored. If you are thinking of buying, wait until you Bave meen thix beautiful 9-room home: 1. _throughou ' perty is located | 17th street. Call Mr. Williams. THOS. E I-\I\RI LL, Main 766. SCHMIDT, YE AGENT, | Main 26]1 729 15th St. N.W.! SALE OR RENT HOUSES. AND 1237 stories, tments brings CONN| Rale. $90,000; (0000 a7y 1235 WITH $1,000 WANTS A home: a.m.i, in ne ‘Within “walking retence oF in 'And STen’ ste.r mumt be somably priced. Address Boxr 123-X, Star COLORED WOMA TO EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. PET- worth section or Lincoln Park; $7,000 to $11.000. ~Give full description: mast buy im- mediately; plenty cash. Room 201, McGill bldg. Main 7831 A COLORED PURCHASER DBSIRES 6-ROOM brick house in @aod neighborhood: can make #ood cash payment. Address Box 320-W, Star WILL PAY ALL CASH FOE HOUSES FOR eolored. Wil consider_any section of city. 1843 H n.w.. Room 404-5. Main 7562 @ TO 8 ROOM HOUSE IN N.W. tion: have a £0od cash payment and substantial _monthly payments. M possession within 60 days. M 4057, Continental Trust_Bldg. SUMMER COTTAGES. {and the latter ax inxtrument No AUCTION SALES. o TOMORROW. D. NOTES, Auctioneer Extra farge Sale of Household Furniture of every description at our Auction Rooms on Tuesday, Sept. 2, beginning at 10 A.M. Dealers and private buyers will find it to their advantage to attend this sale, TERMS CASH. D. NOTES, Auctioneer, 633 La. Ave. N.W. ADAM A. WESCHLEK, AGCTIONEER. Groceries, Fixtures, Computing Scales, Etc. At No. 200 15th Street Southeast, By Public Auction, Tuesday, September 2, 1924, Commencing 10:30 A.M. Peaches, Pineapples, Pears, Apricots, ries, Salmon, Sardines, Pea Soup, Catsup. Jelly and Jam, Nalad Drexsing, HRaking ap_Powders, Toilet fast Food, Flour, Broom: AL Dayton Computing Block, Counter Case: Terms: Cher- Corn. Spaghetti, Milk, Syrup. Powder, Soap and aper, Spices, Break- ete! Tee Box, Meat Shelving, ete. Cash., ADAM A. WESCHLER, AU27.28.20-se1 Auctioneer. FUTURE Trustees’ Sale of 5-Ton Ster- ling Motor Truck. Ry virtue of two certal datea April 23, 1921, and duly recorded i6 the land records of the office of the racorder for the District of Co- lumbia. the former at Liber 4435, follo 483, DAY recorded December 13, 1923, default having been made thereunder, ihe unders) at public auction on T! Y. NINTH, 1924. AT TWO 0°C the farm of Ji ce. about two miles ing_Dump Body | Terms cash. Automobiles BY AUCTION At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave N.W. WEDNESDAY 10 A. M. OFFICIAL KOT!CEB COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT Waxhington, August 30, —in compliance with the provisions of Nec: tion 3 of an Act of Congrexs. approved March 1, 1020 (Public N 66th Congress, en- titled “An Act fo regulate the height,'area a0d_use of buildings in the District of Co- lumbia and to create a Zoning Commission A for other purposes). Rotice ix hereby ven that a public hearing will be held in the board room of the District Building at 10:00 A.M.. September 11, changes in the boundaries rea districts, A" AR 2 Property north by Audubon Terrace and Albemarle street, on the east by Rock Creek Park. on the west and south by the line of Massachu- to-wi Fito’ RESTRIC > wWithin the nrea bounded on the north Aspen street, on the west by erty by the line of Rock Creek Park. on the south by K mmu‘ street and on the east by Georg except the frontage on both sid street and Georgl CH. FROM | Z0N it ARE. 00T HEIGHT: All privately owned prop- erty to squares 832 ‘and 880 to 684 inclusive, located between the Union Station and the 1. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL TO ST COMMERCIAL: Lot 35, square 2548 located at 1808 Biltmore ‘street’ and also the frontage on the west side of Columbia Road between Biltmore street and Mintwood Place. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL “B" AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL “C" AREA: Lots 76 and 77, square East of 3335 located at 141 Terrace and at 140 Summit street. NGE FROM *A RESTRICTED" AREA TO “A™ AREA: Lot 847, square 2718 located at 5336 Colorado avenue n.w. A’ preliminary examination of the changes propoted may be obtained at Room District Building, at 2 P.M.. September 8, Zoning Committees e erented patiles are iBvAed. (o he present. . J. F. BELL, CUNO H. RUDOLPH, JAMES F. OYSTER, C. 0. SHERRILL, DAVID LYNN, Zoning Commission of the District of Columbia. sel,d&su.10¢ RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. FIRST COMMERCIAL. NORTH CAPITOL ST. Good businens location; i< rooms, bath electricity: fine condition ' throughout. ' Price, $7.250; cash. $70 monthly pays all in’ terest 'and_ prineipal. SHAPIRO-KATZ REALTY COMPANY, 1409 5, N.W Main_9111. To Satisf . the Request of Many. &fi MONTHLY. Y tc TangRlows o1 (he ind ierme, 8 sold before Mnlehed: have rooms and bath, meders heating plant, cemeat cellar with tubs, porches, good lots. Come out and ret yours before balance are :fld. ll&lzmtn ' premises every aftes = racon mflo' TO REAC lf PROPERTY: Take a car starting at_15th and G Sts. n.w., get I By e S T Ve TERRRLL & LITTLE, Toe, o0 & ELL & 1206 18th Bt. N.W, Siata 2085, Phone Franklin 1638 or Potomac 2802.J. Kvenings. Near Georgia Ave. & Decatur St. A vety fine home, containing six room: tiled bath, h.-w. heat, electrieit; front porch, double rear porches leaving _town, has priced this at $9,350. Tetmoiabie cash payment, balance "ens”thar rent. Let us show you this decided ba SHAPIRO-KATZ REALTY COMPAN 1409 L N.W. Main 9111, GEORGETOWN. Terms, $750 Cash, $60 a Month. Anyon .Ql‘ & modest home [ AT g R o] n thia house prompily, " and It-is sew. and Teady for oscapancy. 1y brick, Dukhh colonisl entrance ~ with front six_rooms, modern bath, hot- Deat, electric lights. Large 18 alley. "Plenty of ahase. Frice fivemng Phone Service, BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors. Main $300. T & &t Nw. WOODRIDGE. i Just completed. 7-toom % Ll:fl:: by I location; “H:l. b“m :-11 ‘:‘ ilt-In l!nw“( -in - refrigerator, open fireplace, floors. Ay one iookl for home would pay to i Brentod "rd. dhe squar. - south-of aian owners 3. Be HighorT_ 0% OWNER WILL SACRIFICE. m-m. uu‘nmly M;‘m 5%?. m Sk A oy d“"‘"’ifi vy NORTH BEACH—4_ROOMS, FURNISHED; aflable Sept. 2. 422 M st. n.w. SHORE PROPERTY. FOR RENT—NORTH B ont_cottage. end of 2 s 18 per_week. Phone Kensington 96-R. 200 ACRES, 1% MILES WATERFRONT; 60 acres, 1 mile waterfront: 5 to 10 acres or smaller tracts. all waterfront; fide harbor; Deeantiful shade; first-clags bathing, boating and fishing: on_ state road, 35 miles from Washington or Baltimore; 7 miles from An- napolis. Telephone 88 or 786-R. MAURICE OGLE. Annapolls, M¢ [ FOR SALE—VERY ATTRACTIVE BAY. front bungalow, containing 3 larxe’ bedrooms, large living and dining room, with open lace, kitchen, bath: garagel electric Tients: T2 Givson Tetand: seetion dertul aundy bathing beach; on good m-a- wplendid en- Vionment: real barain L¢. bought At ooce. $4.000. Financed. OWNER-BUILDBR. Ad- Box 3: Star office. TH BEACH, MD. For Rent—5-room, fiivnished ’cotta waterfront, for month of Sept. at $100: far. cotttge pear 7th st sd Onssapeake ave for mongh' of September, $T5. vvl{. to {EDWARD WIDDIFIELD, ‘North Beacl 4. dre: HOTELBOSCOBEL =5, September rates for two—$35 up. ing_from_rooms. A. Oceas 4 Comnectiouf ABOR INNi e s, i Scptember rats searon. rooms. Special Owner management. : rl-n 8. Keataoky Aw. Eump. plaa THEALPIN = woekly $8.00 up. MRS, 0. 'W. 8TOSDARD! MARYLAND. RIVERSIDE INN &ra o Chioken Dinners a Special Fine Fial '“flll“ ! 'fl ity. Fine lht BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. \ oren. .;nmdomxfi: Special September teh, Week end parties & specialty. Sund Hn.m 0175, " MICHARL 3. "DROGHAN, M§Y. _____OCEAN CITY, MD., Sn Until qeitemberolsfl'l Hotel & Cottages. Occan front. Best service, Or- CHESAPEAKE BEACH LOTS FOR SALE Choice lots: all within walking distance of railway station and overlooking Chesapeake Bay: Tow peicen eaxrs ferme i ceeupit pon 'request. Phone Main 3500, muu & HEINAMAN, 1604 H st. n.w. FOLLOW Tui_r%u'ms SIGNS CEDARHURST ON THE BAY. 31 miles from_the District line via the An- napolis Pike, Cedarhurat is & delightful re fined summer colony_on Chesapeake Bay. lots with less than 50-ft. frontag range from $100 to $600, with ments as $5 down, $5 per mosth: no interest to pay. Bring your lunch and bathing sul and enjoy a diy on sait water. Bee GRISER on the property oS ays. Send for_tree pla BAUMAN & HEINZMAN 1504 H St. N.W. Phone Main 8500. THE_SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU spend on a few deys' vacation or pay for the Tent of a cottage will make a first payment o an all-summer howe for you and your whole family water Beach: balance on e yments, 4y driving d(dlun(‘—-é'z miles rom District line.. Free road map ai Tation, - WILLIAM ¥. "MATTESON. Hond Bldg. Phone Main 6771, CHESAPEAKE BEACH Attractive cotiages with, pIenty of malt air ttractive cottages with plenty of al 2. Prices are from $1,400 up. Including lot. 8mall cash payments ‘and bilance Be taid monthly. It ls lets expenty .fl'q“u”u nmum Dflh the nux«uo(n-n chestra. fil-.:lhome Gril ""‘“5( Golf. Garage. Boardwalk; strictly mods Sept. 6. 1 e Del M-r °°° e omelike. | Ra REY. and eold ru Private bata Gelf. Fhese 000 C. H. TIMMONS, ;: ] VIRGINIA. ——"“NORTH HILL” A colonial resort, mear Bluemoat, on Shesan goan River; vally, mountain and’ water scen- shaded lawni, drives, fahing. Doatidk, Do_chil- Room water. ORKNEY Smmcs Homs Washingten' 2200 oot Sferatiy. amid southern %’:fl "t M"" t foots fir"w‘h-l'l T cnts at bame. o Booklet. Cockrell, Fres., Orkaey "g?rxm s |~ THE LOCKWOOD 1924. | 1924, for the pur- | pose of convidering the "following proposed | 2 _the heighf deeds of trust ! and November 30, 1923, | 1 i BALTIMORE TO JACKSONVILLE AND RETURN Each Friday During August and September 1500 MILES OF OCEAN TRAVEL ‘TEN DAYS $62. |4 Trassportatios; Hotal Ascememodstions, Sight-ses i anflpw&Amm Slight Extra Charges for Certain Statercoms. SON SAILINGS. SEPTEMBER 12 AND 19 ADD $8.78 FOR EXTRA TIME NINE DAYS $53.64 Bach Tuesday During September FULL PARTICULARS ON REQUEST MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. 1208 F.5T., 5 TEL. MAIN 1648 WASHINGTON. D. C. PIER 3 PRATT ST., BALTIMORE. MD. Baltimore and Carolina Steamship Co. Three Days Only Baltimore to Miami Fare, incl One-Way Next Sallingw, Sept. 11 and Sept. 22 For Full Particulars Write Baltimore and Carolins B. 8. Co. Pier 5, Pratt St. Baltimore, Md. Cireulare may he had at Star ofice. Express service to England and principal ports on Contineat. May Bificent vessels, including Mojeatia, world's largest snip. Highest standards of lnxury, comfort asd sine. Delightful Sail to Historic MOUNT VERNON All-the-Way-by-Water-Boute Steamer Chas. Macalester Sailin m., 2:30 p.m. Round trip. 85e. Admisslon to Greunds, 25c. Total, 31.10. EDUCATIONAL. ‘Washington Office, 1208 F Street, N.W. R. M. Hicks. M Day Late Afternoon Evening The Washington School for Secretaries Transportation Bullding. 17th and H. men with training are in de- mand. For more than thirty H‘ECTRICAL years this school has been train- ing men of ambition and limited time for the electrical industries. Condensed course in Electrical ENGINEERING & motions. Theoretical and Practical Electricity, Mathematics, Steam and Gas Engines, Mechanical Drawing. Students construct dynamos, install wiring and test elec- IN ONE YEAR trical machinery. Course with diploma, complete ‘Thoroughly equipped fireproof dormitories, din- ing_hall, laboratories, shops. Over 4,000 men trained. Write for catalog. 32nd year opens Sept. 24, 1924. Bliss Electrical School 210 Takoma Avenue, WASHINGTON, D. C. Telephone Columdia 9070 enables graduates secure _good Established 1852) g 1«1 1' St. N.W. George Washington University by Act of Oungress, 1881— ‘Cosducationsl Fall Term Begins Beptember 34 Department of Art aad Sciences. 8chool of Graduste Studies, Colum- bian College. rolhn of Engineering and Teachers' Aafterhoon courses engineering, archi- tecture and education. Over ome hundred and fifty courses available for part-time stadents after 5 o'clock. For catalogues and other information apply to the registrar, 2033 G Street, Telephone Weat. 1648, Modical School—Vor informatien ap- piy fo the Dean, 1335 H Street, Tele- phone, Main 7875. Bchool of Phas Eull Semgster Day and 00! Poerfeasiy university, pre-profes- Prepares for "collegs. = 8. mervice school jlonal sehools, U e "A6OR] Accountancy BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION i (Sl B S afmes S22 Y Srarioon and :"‘I:‘ ciasses now forming. NATIONAL SCHOOL OF COMMERCE | Edwin C. Bosworth, President. mnmn Bldg., 17¢th and H. M.2480, —For informa- tion apply to the Dean, 808 Eye Street, Telephone, Main 1617. Law —Meémber Association of American Law Schools. Courwes for full-time students, © am—12. Approved courses for employed stu- dents, 5:10—8:55 p.m. For infermation apply to the Secrs- tary, 1485 K Street, Georgetown Law School L MONDAY, Sessions Commence SEPTEMBER 15, 1924 For Information Apply to Mogh J. Fegas, M. A, LL. B, Ph. D., Assistant Dean GEORGETOWN LAW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL (Established in 1889) Fifty-sixth Kenr begins Octo- ber 1, 1924, Three-year courses leading to updergraduate de- ees of LL. B. and J. D. ostgraduate courses leading toLL.M,D.C.L.and M. PI. College of Finance and Business Administration Four-year courses leading to B. S. degree and a shorter course to the B. C. S. degree. For Catalogs Address Secretary .818-820 13th Street N.W. Phone Main 617 Tox 26, Chester Helen Fashion Artists Necded At Excellent Salaries. You Can Learn. m_m‘la’h a short while and assist 4nd erening ses- AGLIRLE ™ 10tk NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS. STUDIES TO LESSEN HOUSEHOLD LABOR lllinois Woman Sees New Style of Architecture Dic- tated by Women. Special Dispatch to The Star. SAVOY, I, September 1.—Illinois claims the leading exponent of “household engineering” in Mrs. Henry M. Dunlap of Savoy. Her home is believed to have no superior as an exemplification of convenience. labor saving and the elimination of drudgery. It was erected after care- ful planning and with a view to save footsteps. The kitchen, dining room, laundry and, in fact, every portion of the house was given close attention with & view of carrying out her principles of convenience, saving of strength and labor and general efficinecy. Changing the plebian task of dish- ‘washing to a pleasure is part of Mrs. Dunlap’s program. Her activities in the Illinois Farm- ers’ Inetitute and Household Science Departments has brought her into prominence. Due to her campaign- ing in this field Illinois farm house- Wwives generally express a more philo- sophical attitude toward life and greater optimism than do most city women, it is sald. They read more and find greater pleasure in common thinge. “In my work over the State,” said Mrs. Dunlap, “I believe I have heard more complaints against the three- times-a-day duty of dishwashing than any of the numerous tasks in home- making. I do not belicve I ever heard a woman or young girl say, ‘1 like to wash dishes’ But I believe that as we grow in home-making and study of household engineering that much of the disdain will be overcome. And when such an attitude of mind does enter into any home without doubt it was gained through some great changes in the methods of per- forming the task. Factors in Dishwashing. “We can name six different steps in dishwashing—scraping waste from the surface of dishes, stacking in pan or receptacle, washing, rinsing, dry- ing and laying away In the cupboard. Each step should be studied to know the right tools to use that the work may be performed in the quickest time and with the least expenditure of effort. A different arrangement as to location of sink, stove and table space and their relation to the dining room will ofttimes take away much of the drudger: “It is astonishing what a little more table or shelf space properly placed will do to save time and wasted effort upon the part of the worker. Very few of our homes unfortunately are built to save steps, and the aver- age architect is criminal in his lack of knowledge as to woman's needs in the performance of her household tasks. Too long have women abided in man's inhuman architecture, but it is not going to last much longer, for more and more women are begin- ning to know what they want and “1 sometimes wish that our ‘old, inconvenient homes could be replaced by livable ones, for I am sure it every homemaker and bring the true spirit of love for the common task into the hearts of our women. ‘Table Space Essential. “If housewives do not have table space to meet the needs of their daily dishwashing, then in some way they should get it. They should put up shelves if no floor space is avail- able, or take a’ commion table and place casters under it and make it adjustable to any place where that table space is needed. When secured housewives will see what a help this move will be in overcoming the dis- like of dishwashin —— FAMED MODELS GIVEN. Michelangelo’s Work Is Made Accessible to Public. BERLIN, September 1.—The original clay models of Michelangelo's ngures on the tombs of the Medici in ¥lor- |ence will soon be made accessible to | the public in Germany. ‘heir pres- ent possessor, Frau Elizabeth von Krohn, in Berlin, has determined to hand them over permanently to the Old Pinakothek in Munich, where she had had the larger pieces in store for some years. So very few Of the original models of Michelangelo's statues are in existence and so fixed is the opinion that he did not use y that it is believed the news will arouse the most widespread interest. __MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. o | SINGING) s Terth year, Mme. Lucia Borderi, Teacher. diploma-graduate formerly assistant 1o Lamperti, Italy. Unexcelled voice bailding. Yearly rates reduced. Studio 1764 K n.w. For appointment or booklet phone M. 5336, APt. 208. TEACHER PIANO J body Consersatory. tween 6 and 7 p.m. { PTANO, 52 SAX;_‘—”’HONE, ANJO a6 Jus. 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