Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1925, Page 17

REAL ESTATE: THE EVEN NG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., ZAYAS ARE SCORED IN DENOUNGEMENT 150 CALLED IN VICE INQUIRY IN DETROIT Federal Grand Jury to Go Into Fires Are Started, Town Is Darkened As Crow Hits Wires Attorney Smith said, ““is such that the Government has spared no expense or time. Commercialized vice rings op- erating here and directed by men in other cities, backed by influence and money, could only be attacked by the Government. SATURDAY, JUNE 1925. REAL ESTATE. 13, HIT BY RELIGIOUS RIOT. MEXICO CITY, June 13 (#).—Gen Espinosa Cordova, military comman der in the state of Michoacan, reports that a religious riot broke out Thurs- day on the occasion of Corpus Christi festivities Giudad Hidalgo. The zeneral's report states that two sol- Session Tuesday—Most Wit- nesses Are Women. Parasols of the most vivid cre- tonnes are shown with white and pastel colored Summer fro dier’s were wounded and rioters were a ted, but does not give fur- ther de By the Associated Press. TOWANDA, Pa., June 13.—Short circuiting of a high-tension, 33,000 volt power line, when a crow struck By the Associated Press. DETROIT, June 13.—Delos G. Smith, district attorney, announced that a JFederal grand jury will con esday to inquire into the vice idence in more than completed and hear e in 30 others on which Fed- agents still are working. ind jury subpoenas were served terday on more than wit- Most of these, it w stated, and teli ry what they know about n act Fred L. Parker, chief of the local bureau of investigation of the De- partment of Justice, said that the in vestigation leading to the present London women have organized an | grand jury inquiry has been In prog- ssociation to prevent the presenta- | re since last January. ion of indecent plays in their city The situation in Detroit,” District $5,000.000 Cuban Fraud| Case Goes Into Its Sec- | two wires me time with ond Legal Phase. amage At Milan, nen. here. at the Farmers’ By the Ase HAVANA public Za a second lex iated Press. mately $9.000. E homes when the power line burned off and fell acrc telephone wire. Three cows w electrocuted when they struck their A de-| e through a wire fence that presentative | had also come in contact with the gainst former President e line. Several persons his son, Representative phone and Son-in-law, Sena power services were in wnd his law for hours. $5.000,000 | laid to the | into its June 13.—A works fraud case, tration, Was the paramount thought in the minds of the designer and builder of these Attractive nouncement the grand j | | violations of the t terrupted yartner 2 turned o C of the court t section for The charge ved court gance earlier Antonio MANOR PARK, D. C. St e ) pree————— §7 450, $8,250, $8,500, $8,750, $9,800 del Rio, Francisco Zayas y A tta ! _ o G . 4 | 4 s - : 7 Y Cash, $500, $750, $1,000. and Moises Veites be put on the docket . Monthly Payments, $65, $75, $85 Cathedral Highlands for consideration. 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Main 3285 Evening Phones: Adams 654 or Adams 3285-W 00,000 denouncement was made during | incumbency, and ini e supreme because the republic was impl In fts decision outside e er, built-in the supreme court | excluded the former President from case, ruling that up to now it | he is responsible only for granted d work con out fulfill wsking for bids tive Gil's denouncement of malversion dating Open and Lighted Today for Inspection BORDEN & NEWBOLD Investment Building X ged by the supreme | ecision on the ground that| e condoned by the amnesty | June 5, 1924, which embraced “political offens | il Business and professional women's | clubs of n Canada are plan ning a fede n. Yy ) . == 8 Why Go Out of Town to Invest in Real Estate When Probably the Greatest Investment in the East Is BROOKMONT ON THE CONDUIT ROAD, JUST OVER THE D. C. 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MAIN 4799 MEMBERS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS The following extracts are from a letter regarding our development written to us by Major T. A. O’Connor, District Engineer. The complete letter is on file in our office. When this section of the city is further developed and the development is moving rather rapidly in that direction, the reservation around Dalecarlia will undoubtedly be made into an attractive park. Dalecarlia is one of the rese voirs of the Washington water supply system, and in the construction of our filter plant on that reservation designs are developed with a view to making thém a park feature. The construction of the dam at the District line is a part of the proposed hydroelectric ‘development of the Po- tomac River and has been under consideration for a number of years. Offers have already been made by private parties that if the Government will build the dam they will construct the necessary power houses, transmission sys- tems, etc., and guarantee the delivery of power in the District of Columbia at a rate that will average a saving of about $1,000,000 a year for the District, in addition to paying interest on the investment in the dam. On this basis it seems reasonable to expect that even in case Congress finally turns down this project that private develop- ment can be expected. It is impracticable at the present time for me or for anyone else, of course, to make any definite statement as to when this development might he made. Washington does not rank very high in comparison with other cities in the proportion of park areas. The general sentiment seems to be that Washington should be a model in this respect. In order to correct this deficiency Congress has recently appointed a commission—National Park Com mission—who are to have available yearly certain funds to BYDCEed with park development. One of the grand schemes in certain funds to_proceed with park development of the istrict of Columbia has been a boulevard along the Virginia shore to Great Falls, then down on the Maryland side back to the District line. With the pool that will be formed by the dam extending from the dam site nine miles up to the foot of Great Falls, there is an unique opportunity to have one of the most magnificent park developments in existence. I cannot, of course, state definitely as to what will be done in this case, but I referred your Mr. Fields to Colonel Sherrill, who is the Executive Officer of that commission and who, I assume, has given him such infor- mation as he could. SALESMEN ON PROPERTY EVERY DAY UNTIL DARK