Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1925, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. Abe Martin Says: CHIGAGO MUST CUT LAKE WATER USED Weeks Fixes Schedule Con- tingent on Expediture for Sewage Disposal. onditioned on satisfactory Prog- ress fn the construction of modern ecwage disposal projects, Secretary Weeks has issued a permit to the Chi- cago sanitary district for the with- drawal of 0 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan up to December 31, 1929. The conditions further con- template reduction of the water wit awal on a progressive scale to 4 > feet per second or less by 1935. ary's decision, published today, was reached after recent hear- ings at the War Department, in which were presented by both long-pending _dispute be- trict and States other bordering the Great lowering water levels. had applied for 10,000 over strict second fe To effect the reduction contem- plated by 1935, the conditions of the permit involve an estimated expendi- ture by the district for sewage treat- rent works of $54,192,000, to cover rich it will require additional bond- ing power. City Must Pay Share. s stipulated Rufus W. gineers, the city fts share in any t to restore a good-faith bond of $1, nment is particular, how- not to commit itself to even the general proposition of Other conditions permit and relatin that the district ring the life of the p for artificial disposal of s & population of 1,200,000, control works to prevent discharge of the Chicago River into Lake Michi- gan in times of heavy storm, and adopt a project of metering at least 90 per cent of its water service, to be put into effcct at a rate of 10 per cent a year. The permit is revokable at of the Secretary of War as subject to any future action sress. future lake levels, the will well as | by Con- PACTS GIVEN TO LEAGUE. Pan-American Conventions Reg- istered in Geneva. GENEVA, March 7.—The first series of n-American conventions and ever registered with the of Nations reached Geneva for recording under article the covenant, when Brazil filed nventions and one treaty adopt- fifth Pan-American conference. 1 treaties signed by Latin an states have been registered ast, among them the Colom- ‘nited States for . but today's the first of agreements 1 at the Pan-American Union Colgate Debaters Win. N. Y., March Igate University ded the de on i ate debate with the team & Wesleyan University nf" The topic was: “Resolved, That | United States should ratify the | neva protocol for the pacific settle- nt of international disputes.” Col- the negative side. Ohio. Woodmen to Convene. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., March 7.—More than 200 delegates of the Woodmen of the World are expected to attend the Head Camp Convention in this city on March 18 and 19. About 100 lodges will be represented. combinations we know of is a wide, flappy Windsor tie an) a fluctuatin’ Adam’s apple. It seems t’ be impossible fer a feller t’ be an ideal husband without walkin’ pigeon-toed an’ wearin’ a made-up necktie. € Jockeys, T hospital here Mother of Noted Jockeys Dead. FRANGE WILL SPAN Largest Observatory in the World to Be Constructed on Mount Saleve. By the Assoclated Pres GENEVA, March 7.—Wireless ap- paratus so powerful that it will en- able communication with ships cross- ing both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and be in touch with all parts of the globe, will be erected on Mount Saleve, together with the world's largest observatory, which the French govern:s:t proposes to bulld there. Mount Saleve, although a part of France, dominates the city of Geneva. s fanks the Duke of Savoy made his historic attack on Geneva several centuries ago, and it will re- ceive further international renown through the construction of the ob- servatory, which, at an altitude of $,000 feet, will have the most power- ful telescopes in the world. One astronomical instrument will be larger than that on Mount Wilson It is being constructed by the Amer ican sclentists, George Wlllis Ritchey and Louis A. Bauer, and will permit the reckoning of the diameters of certain stars E, Jowa, March 7.—| Four years will be required to build rner, mother of one of | the observatory and wireless station famous family of | It is expected that when completed it " died at a|will become the seat of the interna- | tional meteorological office. th’ most interestin’ (Copyright, John F. Dille Co.) TERV 19th St. N.W. North of Dupont Circle Comparatively new English basement. First floor—entrance hall, servants’ dining room, kitchen and pantry; second— lJarge living room, wide hall, open fireplace, main dining room and butler's pantry, large open porch; third—3 bedrooms, 2 baths and open porch (no roof); fourth—2 bedrooms and bath, § servants’ rooms and bath; built-in garage for one car; property in good condition. Lot is 23 feet front to an 8-ft. T 540,000 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 %?sum:v LUMBER OL'R supplies do not from “any come old tree that grow Every piece is from se- lected sources. We deal in rough and dressed SAMMONS, Proprietor | gxl 2 FFERING unfurnished apartments of one room, kitchen and bath, and two rooms, kitchen and bath for $47.50 to $75 a month. he Annapolis A magnificent new, eleven-story, fireproof building, adjoining the Washington, Baltimore and Annap- olis Electric Railway terminal. Over 400 rooms, all with outside exposure. Occupancy, April Ist NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION Manager on Premises WArDpDMAN 1430 K Street Main 3830 “We House One-tenth of Washington’s Population” An Unexpected Opportunity It’s very seldom such a Home is available for purchase at the price and terms upon which this may be bought. GLOBE WITH RADIO 3821 Kanawha St., Chevy Chase, D. C. The lot is 98x%0—and grown with virgin forest trees. Center-hall plan, with living room 16x36; spacious dining room; fully appointed kitchen with pantry. Four master bed- rooms, with two complete baths, including shower; sleeping porch and sun parlor. Finished attic; laundry and servant's quarters and built-in garage. Best of heating systems; hardwood floors throughout; stone foundation; artistic stone fireplace; slate roof. All in thorough repair. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. BAND CONCERTS. Concert by the United States Soldlers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, today, beginning at 5:45 o'clock; John 8 M. Zim- mermann, bandmaster. March, “International Peace,” Safranck Overture, “The Marriage of Figaro” Suite Oriental, Willow Plate"” Herbert 1. The Mandarin's Garden. 2. Little Garden House. 3. Chang the Lover. 4. Kong Shee. 5. Wedding Proces- ston. Scenes from Fox trot, Tennessee” S & Waltz suite, Maldteufel Finale, “Give Me One Rose to Remember” Grey “The Star Spangled Banner.” “The 12 Children in Overturned Bus. Special Dispatch to The Star, DANVILLE, Va, March 7.—Twelve children are reported to have had narrow escapes when a motor bus, used to convey puplls to Gretna High School, left the road and turned over near Brights. The children were bruised and frightened, and medical attention was needed for one boy whose hand was lacerated. R N Twenty-five thousand tons of steel will be used in the Welland Canal of Canada, this year. | United States Court of Customs Ap- TAX PUBLICITY ISSUE ARGUMENTS HEARD District Court of Appeals to An- nounce Deqilion Later in Case of + Boston Merchant. Chief Justice Martin, Justice Van Orsdel and Judge C. S. Hatfield of the peals, sitting in the absence of Jus- tice Robb, yesterday heard in the Dis- trict Court of Appeals arguments for and against the right of Secretary Mellon of the Treasury and David H. Blair, Commissioner of Internal Rev- enue, to make public the name of taxpayers under the income tax law and the amount of tax paid. Gorham| Hubbard, a merchant of Boston, is prosecuting an appeal from the decision of Justice Adolph A Hoehling of the District Supreme Court, denying his application for an injunction against the officials giving out the information. The court took the matter under consideration and will render its opinion later. Attorney Frank N and Clinton Robb of Washington pre- | sented the contention of Hubbard that his right of privacy is violated by | the publication and that his financial interests are adversely affected. A sistant United States Attorney Ver-| We Are Offering Two Distinctively Planned Detached Homes in Takoma Park 855 Van Buren St. N.W. _Six rooms, oak trim, open fireplace, spacious closets. One block of Georgia Ave. cars. $10,500.00 $1,500 Cash Small Monthly Payments 300 Eastern St. NW. Seven rooms, all on one floor; one-piece sink, ironing board, built-in refrigerator, breakfast room $11,850.00 Terms Heated and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. 1410 H St. AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH More Proof That You Can Get Most for Your Money in MANOR PARK, D. C. 11 Sold in the Month of February One Block to the 14th St. Car Line (Extended) BRICK CONSTRUCTION; 5 rooms tub (Pembroke), out. hot-water heat, open fireplace, built-in ice box, one-piece sink in kitchen; attic and cellar. Corner lot and bath, 51x100 feet; built-in At a Price and Terms Unusually Easy Other Bungalows in Manor Park Now Under Construction Ranging From $6,850 to $9,800 How to Reach Property —Take 14th street car marked Takoma, get off at Rittenhouse street, ‘walk west ome block to 4th street, one block south or drive out Geo: use st., east on Rittenhouse st. to 4th st., south on ave. to 4th st to property. Representative Will Be on Property All Day Sunday Terrell & Little, Inc. 1206 18th St. N.W. Evenings Phone Franklin 1686-J or Adams 3215-W DESCRIPTION Six large rooms; tiled bath, with shower; ample closet space; white enameld gas range; one-piece sink; kitchen cabinet; concrete front porch; ten- foot-wide rear porches; very deep lot to wide alley. lumber of every de- scription and expect only fair profits. “Buy Here—Save Money” Yost & Herrell, Inc. Lumber and Millwork 1ith and O Sts. S.E. Lincoln 1216 Inspection by appointment only Phone our Mr. Hamilton, Cleveland 1490, or call at our office for particulars. Exclusive Agents Harry A. Kite 1514 K Street Ph. Main 4846 Member Washington Real Estate Board TO INSPECT— Drive out Georgia Ave. to Crittenden St. thence east three squares to property. Shapiro-Katz Realty Company BUILDERS AND OWNERS = 1416 K St. The Best Buy in Petworth Inspect These Modern Homes Sunday Price, $9,750 Sample House, 4702 Fifth St. N.W. Open Every Day Until 8 P.M. CYRUS IMMON hardwood floors through- Main 3285 EASY TERMS Main 9111 Nay of Boston |= SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1925. Attorney General Charles T. Hendler defended the action of the Govern- ment officials in glving out the in- formation, which the law directly provides they must do, and_ claimed the refusal of Justice Hoehling should be sustained. —_ DEPUTY IS SLAIN. Killing of Communist by Mace- donian Seen as Reprisal. By the Associated Press. SOFIA, Bulgaria, March 7.—The Communist deputy, Haralamy Stoya- noft, was assassinated yesterday by a young Macedonian in one of Sofia's most congested streets. The assassin fled, but was pursued by policemen and a crowd of citizens and captured after a short chase. Stoyanoff is the third deputy who has been murdered within a month. The assassination is believed to have been in revenge for the killing re- cently of M. Mileft, the Bulgarian Minister-designate to the United States. The beliet prevalls that the Macedonians are determined to show the Communists that for every out- rage they commit most ample repris- als will be taken. REAL 50 NAVY BONUS WORKERS TO LOSE PLACES MAR. 15 Further reduction in the clerical force which has been preparing ad- juste@ compensation certificates in the Bureau of Navigation of the Navy Department will be made March 15, when 50 employes will be discharged. |a week. The force was reduced by 100 Febru- ary 28. The bonus division of the Bureau of An Qutstanding Value 16th St. Highlands 1740 Webster St. Only $16,850 1827 Fla. Ave. N.W. New Apartment Ready for Occupancy One and two rooms, kitchen and bath apartments with large closets and halls. All outside rooms. RENT REASONABLE Inspect Sunday Representative on Premises B. F. Saul Co. 925 15th St. M. 2100 A Detached Home Northwest $5,750.00 $200 Cash $50.00 per month Includes All Interest Hot-water Heat Electric Lights Hardwood Floors Colonial Front Porch Newly Papered Newly Painted Long Back Yard to Alley Room for Garage Sample House 3907 Davenport St. N.W. Open All Day Sunday Representative on Premises To inspect: Take Wisconsin car to Davenport St., east J. Dallas Grady 322 Maryland Bldg. 1410 H St. N.W. Main Ave walk one block Beautiful living Sleeping porch. room with MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE Inspect Tomorrow, After 2 P.M. BOSS & The Home of Homes Realtors 1417 K St. N.-W. ESTATE. Detached Hollow Tile and Brick A popular_type home—practically new and modern in every respect. Four bedrooms; tile il Navigation has certified to the Vet« erans’ Bureau 152,653 claims for ad« justed compensation for naval vet« erans. During the last two weeks of February approximately 5,000 claims a week were received. This was a drop from thé number received hers in January, when the claims were re- ceived at the rate of more than 10.000 A total of 295,000 claims kave been received by the bureau, which is said to be less than one-half of the number eligible. ath and extra lavatory. open fireplace. Oak floor. PHELPS JAMESON-BUILT HOMES! 1731 to 1749 D St. S.E. ONLY A FEW LEFT Priced at Less Than $7,000 Easy Terms Here 18 a home wlithin the reach of any purse der- ately priced—yet complete in Washington's ne vision EASTERN Tapestry brick water heat we subdi- TERRACE 6 rooms and bath ie that is complete, Selling Fast ks from the mew wol. See these ideal Sample House 1735 D Street S.E 15k the Man Who Owns One Built, Owned and For Sale by Thomas A. Jameson Co. Owners and Builders 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Phone Main 5 Semi-detached 9 Large Rooms 3 Baths 2-Car Garage Screens Awnings Low Price Open All Day Sunday 1412 Delafield Place Beautifully Decorated 8 Rooms ‘Bath Garage Large Lot $15,000 Open Sunday For Your Inspection L€ BreuninGeR & Soxs BUILDERS and REALTORS Colorado Bullding —— Hain 6140 B N L2t