Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1925, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925, LS VETEOMS BUREA RS S S Senator Reed Declares Present Conditions Are “Fine.” vIvl B Senator Reed of Pennuyl\'al;h\. lftel;T e St m a confer with Director Hines ol S uburban Residences g 2 is Offered in the Vete Bureau, last night an- nounced that he considered vresent. University ni S1 conditions in_the bureau, particularly with respect to its hospitals, as “fine.” 16| The conference, which lasted two hours, dealt largely with criticlsms of The location—on the Washington and Baltimore Boulevard — just beyond Hyattsville—and just this side of Maryland State University—and is : the bureau that had reached the Sen- Dorted invasion by the Bulkerin sap. | ate committee charged with investigat. ideal—because it is so easy of access. The Park and its are fers in_ the Timeok district of Juge. |INE its affairs, of which Senator Reed slavia. discloses that the Buigarians |1 & member. a verdict of $50,000 in s Sl an g hot sodlars ST beautiful—with every city utility and yet with the wonderful country intermingled. he Columbia, Record, quently the incident appears| The coal men cannot fuel all the e . . e been in the nature of an act | people all the time, says the Office . local or, by & ¥ i e o b toen e | ect Everything has been provided— water, sewers, gas, electricity, paved streets and sidewalks. 22 REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE, FOSDICK MAYGET |, o 2o s roue: NOTED CHURCH CALL $32,640 Volume. ALTON, Ill., May 16 (#).—Prized only because it s old and had been Modernist Leader Proposed as Pastor of Rockefeller Place of Worship. !he Union Senator in the Senate in STATE SENATOR WINS [firfiss Sextior,in, st dn $50,000 LIBEL SUIT Columbia Railway Gas and Electric Co., of which Robertson was then president. Newspaper and Banker Are De- fendants—Action Based on Publication of Letter. @ BULGAR RAID PROBED. Attack on Serbian City Made by Peasants, Not Troops. slavid, May ws Agency states stigation of the re- handed down through four genera- tions, an ancient tome in possession of the Rev. Hilton of Alton has Leen r Baxter's “A Cal for which, London dispatches American’ book collector ai $32,640, believing it the only copy in existence. i Origin of the Rev. Mr. Hilton's copy is lost in antiquity, other than that came to him from h ndfather, | * The Hilton volume is a cardboard type of By the Associated Pl _ COLUMBIA, May 6. or T. C. Duni of Unio e jah Norton. “Brdad Bund,” binding. The Rev. Mr. Hilton is district su- perintendent of Southern Illinois fo | the Baptist Church Press. May 16.—Dr. Harry ot aineat e in the Court of Common Pleas here, S 1 late yesterday = —“_—— i The suit resulted from the publi- N"vonoo 0000“»;000“‘ o‘oqn» [ ’0‘0.»' ‘00’“000:0{0 h 24, Sfandn the T INSPECT! While You Have the Opportunity To secure one of these unusual Homes ONLY FOUR LEFT (Twelve Already Sold Before Completion) Six Rooms—Bu‘ilt-in-Garage $7,550 Compare With Anything Within $1,000 of the Price Sample House: 2902 Tenth St. N.E. BROCKLAND Take Khode Island Avenue Cars to 12th Stecet, Walk North to Glrards West, Oue Block (o Houses, or Phone Main 2090, or Clev. Atter 5, o o Service CHARLES M. WALLINGSFORD JAMES A. CONNOR 1039 Woodward Bldg. Builders and Owners 1 “ X ’0 - 2 % 430030 630535 430 650 630 430 30 430 o50 430 Je eG0a0 o] “.oo.“‘oo,n. J M*____—— You 1 Get the Tl‘ll‘lll of Ownership oge 0 talist controversies, yesterday recommended by the board of truste o ¥ 0.00 He o All the p ble char of life ought to be cultivated, and where we | loan can neither be brethren nor friends | was refus let us be kind neighbors and pleas. |in the ant acquaintances. carried an account of a speech by o o " *, XX call would be Dr. Fosdick, urch would adopt the | inclusive n\eml"er*hn) membership,” the letter | Sermll o e INSPECT TODAY ons lnlo its mexnl’»ershl') 2131 3rd Street N.E. ——-Corner o o% XD 0, "’ %0 %0 s o 6304} 2> > %0 o000 o . o030 o5e 050430 a30efs efade 0 "’ letters from churches of | and 0. 2X K3 > of "indiv fr @ bility, the church will not insis ndidates for member-) nscientious objection | that rite. . lot with K3 90 o% RX XX 3 IXIXI XD o O EXZX colonial house ning hot- < and_trim arranged for Many Handsome Homes are ready for sale—of varying types—at various prices—$10,000 to $13,500. Very easy tfl may be arranged. Still some few choice lots in Sections One and Two. Small Cash Payment—Easy Terms '’ O o 2T Priced for nation, y considered then. de by Dr. | t"the church provide arge _auditorium 20 o o XXX o0, 9, 5805 These houses can be seen at any time M.S. PHILLIPS 1432 K Street N.W. Main 4600 N ”00.“ Money with which to build—is available through the company. We'll help you finance your home— At most reasonable terms en 3 v the board of di- rectors of the Norfolk and Western Railway to be u: for improvements at Portsmouth, Ohio, which will dou- ent yard facilities in that | ce it one of the most im v centers in the countr: ed at the company offices here yesterda. Youll like University Park im- mensely. It's so far advanced in development that its future is fully assured —and investment here has none of the usual speculative uncer- tainties. 16th Street Heights NEW DETACHED $12,750.00 13th and Floral Sts. N.W. and Alaska Avenue to Floral k to the right to see these wonder- jom houses. Sample house will be rnoon and Sunday. We know these are the best value in this section. Splen- Dies for Killing Girl. COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 16 (®).— Fred W 30, McMechen, W. was electrocut: in the Ohio for the Jeannette Panella, 15, nes Ohio. Investigate and You’ll Invest As you survey the advamages of location, the details of design and finish—the unusual appointments and artistic fixtures—you‘ll get the thrill of contemplated ownership in these Homes— QOur representatives are at the Park Office every day —and Sunday. University Park Co. (Incorporated) B. O. L. Wells Representative 3333338 “:::::':z.:z::z:z:.z::xmzz::zztg Michigan Park 12th and Michigan Ave. N.E. Drive out 16th Street Street, turn one bl fully built 6 and 7 open Saturday modern hor did terms. Cleveland Park 3539-3541 Quebec St. OPEN SUNDAY They will impress you and argue their Eight beautiful rooms, 2 complete baths, open fire- many claims to your consideration— 000 place, exquisite panel finish with superior decorations, 2224 el e S D ey The Price Will Tempt the Terms Convince our representative on premises for price and terms. Office open Sunday and evenin Open for inspection every day and evening— including Sunday. You can get our Mr. Hamilton EDWARD STROHECKER, Inc. at any time at 3829 Warren St.—or by phoning 1023 15th St. N.W. Main 345-355 Cleveland 1490. Brick homes built to last. Lots 32 ft. front. Four bedrooms. Dining and sleeping porckes. Over 70 sold. Prices less than row houses. Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Potomac 2200 3525—3537 Warren St 3826 and 3830 Windom St. North Cleveland Park Six rooms and bath; oak floors throughout; SRR open fireplace; sleeping porch—attractive fix- Y /,r;ig VIS tures; superior type of heating plant; big closets ) § ’*\«s\ and artistic finish. A A Phone Hyattsville 36-]—712 ANV Dupont Circle A Model Home 6 Rooms and Bath Stucco With Slate Roof Stone Foundation Modern On Corner Lot—Y, Acre Improved by owner for his home $1,000.00 Cash Convenient Terms Open Daily, 4 to 6 P.M. Drive north on Conn. Ave. throueh Bradley Lane and Wis. Ave. to Be- thesda Ba Tus 1t “riong t then west Motor out Conn. Ave., west on Albemarle St., turn- ing into 38th; or take W . car to just beyond the National C dral at Windom St. track to Rooseve 1 block to property. BURTON and CONDIT Realtors + 1206 18th St. N.W. Main 7831 Built, Owned and For Sale by k Sneed Harry A. Kite ik Lk Member Washington Real Estate Board fi’iféfifi”ifi&ifiifiifi&i@ Be—hb——=h0———a0n Open Daily and Sunday el ? A il o The Best Buy Today Five spacious rooms and bath, open fireplace, oak floors, A Dunigan-Built Home one-piece sink, laundry trays, ltlectnc lights and gas. Large . e [ 5 ot. | ) Price, $6,750 -SSR 6,9 O Can Be Bought on Easy 3616 DAV[S ST, Our Terms Will Suit Terms Inspect Them Today or Sunday Positively the H. A. BOSWELL Loweat Biiehimmaic 5th and Ingraham Sts. N.W. Hyattsville, Md. In Massachusetts Ave. Park Buy a Boswell-Built Bungalow In Beautiful Hyattsville Hills 15 Complzud—Only 2 %%9%”Y@ Phone Hyattsville 202 or 147 e es—— Saul’s Addition Detached—Large Lot 6 Rooms, Bath, Porch $12,500 Judl Papered snd Painted QUINTER, THOMAS & CO0. 2122 First St. N.W 3-story Brick House, in If You Are in Search of a Real Bargain Inspect This The John Marshall Apartments " 1910 K Street N.W. New eight-story fireproof building completed and reddy for occupancy and embodying many new and attractive features for the comfort and We urge you to inspect this splen- did home on Sunday. At this price it will go quickly. Located in a beautiful section, in midst of ex- convenience of occupants. The location is of the best, near the center of the downtown, convenient to government departments, theaters and perfect condition, will be sold at a sacrifice. 10 large rooms and bath, l metal weather stripped and Ml bronze screened through- il out,including two screened | porches. 2-car brick garage in rear. | Can Give Immediate Possession Open for Inspection KULDELL BROS. Cleve. 2326 3615 Davis St. Maximu 1415 K St. pensive homes, it offers an oppor- tunity to the bargain seeker the chance of a lifetime. Eight spacious rooms, two baths, all modern im- provements, large lot, many features that will please you on inspection. Open Sunday 2 Until 6 P.M. Drive out Mass, Ave. to Observatory Circle into Davis Street CKEEVER =nd GOSK Main 4752 oe———[alc——[c——[—u0] A Real Modern Home block south; or 9th St. car to Ingraham St., walk east. Take 14th St. car marked “Takoma,” get off at 5th St., walk one s D. J. DUNIGAN 1319 New York Ave. jo|c——s|c———|[c———jajc———|n] Phone Main 1267 I EEEE:—EE large stores. attractive lobby. tists. Central refrigerating plant supplying iceless refrigeration and ice to all apgrtments. Several suites specially suited for physicians or den- The construction is of the best. Two elevators, efficient telephone service, Two rooms—dining room, reception room and kitchen. Two rooms—dining room, living room, reception room and kitchen, Rentals, $65.00 to $125.00 Your Inspection Is Invited Representative on Premises H. L. Rust Company 912 15th Street N.W. Main 6888 £337733435033423348338322323022048292344232832348334233282344823830¢822382028324248338223022222022422222232232222 82222 2222