Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 15

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, D. JANUA WASHINGTON, C., SATURDAY, RY 1T, REAL ESTATE. 15 1925. CORNER|S TURNED INTEXTILE TRADE Babson Declares 1925 Will Be Much Better Year in Mill Business. { | | BY ROGER W. BABSON. | The Star. | HILLS, Mass., Janu- le industry has not n the ess has been lers. Cepyright, 1924, by Harper The Ark of the Covenant A Story of Mystery and Adventure BY VICTOR MacCLURE. ranged, 7 room, t SIXTEENTH STREET RESIDENCE SOLD & Brothers. engines (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) We shelved all other work for the time being but the tapping of the res- ervoir, from which the chief believed that gas percolating into the upper cave was drawn. We could see th the gas in the cave had means of ge ting out above, but its lower fringe varied little day by day, which se ed to indicate that the escape o hat uth, | a4 w | | fitable than dle, this [o e toward a Stab process a jump of |} ton wage scale Jer cent of adjusted conditio Al favorable to| damental situation | extile Securitics Lag. ] have not h marked puvh | favor estors—ye the » ttle or mno in-| publ ontinued owners have held | industries | or less true, but it| he successful bank- | built up their repu-| Good Mills Stocks Aplenty. fPhe abowe statement Lo ever doesl possible for e s in any of good mills, He must - handed TEXTILE UNIONS AGREE | TO ACCEPT WAGE CuT New Bedford. Mass., Group to Re- turn to Work Monday Under test Against Reduction. | LEDFORD, Mass., Ja minority | this ief that | more | busiress will | 1 prov »pportunity 1 readjustm Two Indicted in Death. uraged. | |derived from a small el | bolted to the cave floor, | knowledge, | e jgas goods || | was & sick man for the better part | drowned on dry | head was continually bLeing made | 0od by fresh supplies. The gas in itself was harmless. It was only its ousting of the necessary coxygen for breathing that made work- esses ed our drill to the rock wall of the cave. For the drilling our power was c motor to the drill by a flexible on the Bowden wire principle. process of drilling I had but slight | had the other mem- bers of the crew, but, with the the of the business which the chief parently had at his finger tips, and | w the natural handiness of the n and mechanics, we made shift | | feve something of a job. | mold ward the end of our drillin began to creep through past the |and f cap the pipe and [a 1 dHl and we h 1 1d make arrange- | the cave. The have two oxvgen | 1is and my use ,‘.‘“““’; gfifibfi&fififiififl.fifi!fi&fifl&fi!fifim&fisfifia ; JO/EPL] SI/T-IW%D[QO Cco &2 The gas whistled c | A h ANNOUNCES | \ the association of | hind these ¢ X ger comy 2 down into WALTER P. MONSON, Jr. E‘: e l.«:‘.'\:p\'-r\ 5 Byl Formerly of 5; Teak protesting at the i n”":':‘:v.d ‘ o o L WM. 5. PHILLIPS 5; Cor. 10th and lrvmg Sts. N.E. (Brookiand) A “hf‘;d,',l“\“{‘};,;"l;wd‘ i :i':]r‘,,"’r‘lk,'fuf";};"flfs‘fi"‘y ‘,:,;1'2“' r\:‘h‘., 1& SALES DEPARTMENT § 5 and 6 rooms and bath each; every known modern Prices \§ §vh,rf[-u“"w'»h'n‘:.q e :‘n:l"“llcxlc”‘;"‘:‘l!fl‘ D eE s T on =TT § convenience; open fireplaces; hot-water heat; clectric N\ el S all‘:nl‘onl‘ . = | § lights; floor plugs in every room: Pittsburg automatic $8,250 to one of the drillers who had been | 2 N Z : s - ik - Lo B o It was ?rr;fffk"-'rhl:rl;'fnke’rgf N heater; large cellar; wash trays; attic; front porches: to | had managed to scramble out of the cave. I picked him up in my arms and carried him into the clear air, where the chlef attended him. He quickly recovered, and. though he of the day, he made light of his ex- perfence, saying that not many peo- | ple could boast of having been nearly land. When the find what press { number of the m trooped after us | m’ DOWNTOWN 1 APARTMENTS —within a few minutes’ walk of business Washington. in the new eight-story fireproof building— 1301 Massachusetts Avenue n able you can sirable features as avall- such de- the few suites sceur Shower in Baths Outside Porches Large Closets Paneled Walls 3 Rooms and Bath $75.00 and $80.00 4 Rooms, Reception Hall, Bath $125.00 Inspect Sunday .H. West Company Rental Agents 0!«5 15th Street win £3.0 A Real Home Northeast One Sold, Two Left Sample House 314 K St. N.E. Open All Day Sunday Representative on Premises Seven large rooms and bath (four hedrooms) Hot-water heat Electric light Lot 1541 feet deep Newly papered and painted throughout Immediate possession Price, $8,250 Easy Terms J. Dallas Grady 322 Maryland Blds., 1410 H St. N.W. There was the faintest suspicion of a gleam in the chief's mild turned to the gauge mained steady! And now a trip to the outer world oided the She has designed | Her body | with long eyes as he the handle of the stop-cock | Iy on a pivot, engines Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) The hand of the dial strong column flanged trembled violently, then swung to 40 ings, the idea being atmospheres indicated, where it re | turn’ of the ship by t almost i product of natur through eons of ti . i|ing in the cave an impossiblilty. We, | became urgent. We were short of recently purchancd this residemce at Sixteenth amd Al-| therefore, took steps to fan the mix- | the stores and plant made necessary = = idsnss eI | Fles ture of hellum ‘and. althon from. the | by our development of the cave's re. | ag® strect from L. K Breuninger, the bullder, The house ix of Twdor atyle || Southern exposure: the im- 4 Adams St. N.W. and to keep a constant supply | Sources. Again, we had to complete .000. provements in this location are of gen—procured by the chief | the airship design in the light of the | comparatively new and up to from electrolysis of the cave water— | new gas. The chlef made tests of a|here also a stairway gave access to|ley and larder stood over this com- | TElant neby Dleasingl sor 6 large roo circulating In it | sample drawn straight from the res- | the observation top, and two doore |panionway. { fings: 2-story and . t We brought up loads of concrete|ervolr and found it to be almost pure | led out to the amidships power units, | Aft of the forward navigation cab-| g o : Sy bath, h.-w.h, elec |into the cave, sacrificing for the mo- | aithon he specific grav of the |one on either quarter; behind the en- |in two power units, port and star-| SIEh 9 PN, double floo 1t-in 1t the stuff {ntended for damming | mixture he declared to b close on |gine room was a dining saloon and |board, were suspended. The engines|| large rooms sleeping porch ! Seal servoir cabin, and we bound | five times less than that of hydrogen, [lounge for the crew. with a stair | here %00 horsepower each, of || tile bath and lavatory on sccond serva SRS t thorough to the thickness of half | 80 that with our design fo! helium- | down at its after end to the stern|the horizontally opposed cvlinder(| floor; gas, clectricity 1d hot rear porches, ce a meter or more into the cave v .‘:\}m:m ship our margin for play was|engines and control cabin. The gal- |type, with direct drive to the pwopel-|| water heat; built-in yers S ateh Bl steel bolts and dowels. When this | | v lotieia 20100 1o )6 v AEIS cte was set, we found that we original design the total ; T e e Bt ettt R B el e ey et ket 31 e O S | 723 e T e s into the cave, 50 that the fans (35,000 kilograms, with & disposable | BIBT G 1d oxygen were no longer necessary. | 1ift of under 20,000. The small pro- 'EW CHILDRE ODAY In the concrete wall we had bedded | portion of d ble lift to total fxed | V4 CHILD N T AY $13 500 Bhilt Oreacd wadl Foc Saleiby ped pipe with a stde stop-cock to | welght was d strengthening of s mEe S a pressure gauge, and through the|the structurs and the sacrifice of | ARE FORTUNATE EXOUGH TO ’ aperture, of which the hinged cap lay | carrying capacity to that end. It was| “ET ] 2 J y 2S Th A J C Back with its bolts ready, we ine Ipated that we should have| GET THE OUTDOOR ADVANTAGES omas A. Jameson Lo. heavy armament or bombs sort of thing, or a very nu- OFFERED 1 Wesley Hreiahts DON'T DENY THEM ANY LONGER - advantages of the much ithon T urged the master to further stiffening of the and he agreed. We thus | weaknesses whic a re, | of horsepower, many kilogramines aa they had Units | Swing of the cabin was s bi et 16 STOWAWAYS FOUND. and they we s0 ar- | which was h\ld to the stationar Cach in'lta own Tiitle engine | umn on which the cabin nivoted, thus | Chinese Attempting to Enter U.S. could easily get at them. The amids| level of the main gangway, thus|was augmented by “]” horsepower The afte be of this after cabin swung propelle after cabin was led from the fors Kenyon St. NW Thomas J. Fisher pass always pointed to the of the ship. This old idea o Illegally Are Held. s thrust at the TW YORK engine 17. January | the Were of imilar welght and | e o the forward r control-cabin ha hind it, thrusting c the forward ones this ter power in the gl Island at the |1 oceedings. as weil ex- e as later. stern. Jameson-Built Homes BIG BARGAIN Only One Left k_it from itself | sible to we Owners and Builders 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 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