Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1925, Page 17

FOUR BANKS TAKE ALL STINNES NOTES Syndicate Br the REAL ESTATE. CELEBRATION OMITTED. Bayreuth Opera House on Eve of Fiftieth Anniversary. Correspondence of the Associated Press BERLIN, Aug Notwithstanding that next year will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Bayreuth Opera House, there will be no Bayreuth fes- tival to celebrate the event. Even Liquidating Af- fai Funds Will | sary cannot induce the powers that be to relax the custom of having the a|r$ Says un S ! 1l‘e<ll\al on two consecutive yvears with -an intermission the yvear following. Meet Obligations. In 1927, however, there will be a compensating festival _with _“The ~ | Ring” and “Parsifal” while “Rienzi" | will be produced for the first time. Assocrated Proes BERLIN, August 29. nem»:ar]uuh\ = e tion of the banking syndicate whicl e the financi arais of | CARNATIONS AS RAT BAIT. of the late Hugo Stinnes | Rodents Find Flowers More Palat- able Than Cheese. sterday through the up comprising four “Berlin—the Deutsche Rank. the Disconto Society, the Darm- Bank, and the Dresdener| 108 ANGELES, Aug. 29—The fra- grant gerden variety of carnations, of the new line-up. | ysed as bait, has proved far more liquidation of the|jrregistible than cheese to the rat now s population of the Hall of Records xplained | 4 nq Court House buildings here. . Discovery was made recently by L. C. Robinson, chief itor of the e been held by 22 after several weeks of | two building: the significance of such an anniver- | of this is overdue, but the tigation, th s have a liking | major banks of Berlin announce th carnations. rough the use of | will be able to assume all the obliga- | tne flowers as bait In traps large num tions by virtue of their resolution to bers of the rodents, out ver the Stinnes family's unpaid indebted ness is fixed 120.000,000 marks, | Lots 32 ft. front. Four A communique issued by the new | A 3 liquidating syndicate concludes with|| bedrooms. Dining and the statement that previous sales of f P! the Stinnes. holdings were effected || Sleeping porches. Over 70 with the full knowledge and concur-|| sold. Prices less than row tinnes family and its house:. Having believed for that mov- Ing es were adfu Y and keeping their daughters four women of London saw their first | Shannon, lnc. cinema recently and were surprised to | View nothinz worse than pictures on || Dupont Circle Potomac 2200 which gradually of all the remaining Stinnes| were reducing hundreds of law and ' which —are the | racord books to a sad state of dilapi and coal merchan- | gation, were exterminated attered over i m, these so-called avail- | include a group of six| d at 40,000,000 marks, and | A 5 cts of farming and timber Mlchlgan Park mates place the value of the| 12th and Michigan Ave. N.E. andin n at assets under forced con 000.000 marks, whereas | Brick homes built to last. Middaugh & A- Real Home Bargain Inspect Today or Sunday EASY $10,500 rerus Desirable New Detached Corner House N.W. Corner 6th and Franklin Sts. N 2804 6th STREET N.E. Located on corner lot 75x95 to an alley, this home has six (6) rooms and bath with hot-water heat, electricity and gas. The rooms are very spacious, beautifully papered and equipped with best electrical fixtures. This home ready for occupancy immediately and remember there is just one. so don’t delay your inspection. (1) car garage. out Rhode Island north on 4th street thence east to 6th street to house, or and car to 7th and Monroe, o Frankiin and one block west ts N.E. (:H SMALL & CO. “Fine Homes a Specialty” 925 15th St. N.W. E. I'o reach this home motor Avenue northeast to 4th street, to Franklir i south on to hth Main 6861 ! BE SURE IT'S YOURSe This large six-room BRICK HOME In Beautiful olumbia Park BUILT BY DUNIGAN “And That Means It’s Built Right” The convenience and de- sirability of its location should sell this home in a hurry. See it Sunday—be- fore it's gone. 5226 Tth St. % Terms Arranged Price Only 8,850 This home is perfectly decorated and appointed to give you every comfort a liome should. lake 1ith street car marked “Takoma” to 7th and Kennedy St. N. W, or Sth street car to Ingraham street; walk 2 blocks. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. Main 1267 i N A T RA YL WA Q 0 VLY THE EVENING RENTS WILL STAY UP, | BIG BREWERY RAIDED. BALTIMOREANS HEAR 2800 Barrels of Beer Taken in ! Scranton, Pa. NTON, Pa., August 20 (#).— No General Redaction Is Seen, prohibition agents yesterd: raided the Lackaw m\a Brew: this eity and sei e lat Simpson was raided last wee 4,000 barrels seized. lof these two breweries Federal men BALTIMORE. August 29.- Tenants |believe they h.\\v cut off a flv]h!‘.x”lhl] were informed this week in a state. |supply of the “Scranton beer™ ment issued by the Real Estate [has been shipped to various part Board of. Baltimore that no general |the coun: reduction in rents is in prospect. The siatement declared that it is almost impossible for any one who has studied conditions to find a single Real Estate Board Notifies All Tenants. Follow the Orange Signs to Cedarhurst reason which would canse a reduc tion in rentals this Fall. On the Bay Admitting that reduced rentals | Delightful Summer colony on were being asked for a few prop Chesapeake Bay, near \est erties, the board pointed out ths River and Shadyside few new tenants were beinz asked slightly higher rent LOTS FOR SALE Rents must remain approximately | the same, according to the hoard, be $100 to $1,000 ause the cost of bullding and main Pros Olmmr et L operty has not come members of ‘are higher now than the cost of furnishing heat has increased. Bauman & Heinzman Deal With A Realtor Beautiful Home of George V. Triplett, Jr. EDGEMOOR BY GEORGE V. TRIPLETT, JR. It's a delightful place in Summer, with cool nights and plenty of shade trees, and thoroughly comfortable in Winter. Accessible to the city, with good roads, street car service, and all city conveniences—including the morning paper. There are good neighbors all around us and lots of healthy youngsters, our own included. I leave home reluctantly in the mornings, and after dodging motor cars all day in @ gas-laden city atmosphere, I find the Edgemoor woods clean and quiet and restful at nights. When I move it will be _because the sherifi moves me! 1108 SIXTEENTH STREET MAINBS?O | CALL SUBURSAN OFFICE, BETHESOA 174, FROM § TO $PM. & HOLIDAYS. ' Fourth and Fourteenth For CHIL] Growth’s | Criterion this vear Wash. in_popula FOU P'l II in bui By ves ONEY spent growth of building in the - S Pnioas Capital City has been & activities is #l growth’s greatest =l criterion for any city Building activities quire 1and ) steady vth Invest NOW in the rap idly diminishing land of the Capital City. In its most up-and-coming sec- pu : s 1 your 4 tion, the Northwest, are aiE ot i these three tracts. See opportunity. them today! e UILDING activities abound in g beautifully situated Cathedral 2 Highlands. Distinctive homes =i now under construction prove H its residential desirability. Invest in = this property so conveniently located, = just 10 minutes’ drive from the heart "3‘ of the citv— s | Gaf&eclml’ bighfands E & The Really In-Town Suburb One-half_block west on Cathedral Avenue at the intersection of Massachusetts, Wisconsin and Cathedral Avenues. 3| N & # Land is limited between the city’s two main 4l thoroughfares—14th and 16th Streets. Scenic surround- st ings, an eye-filling elevation and various park-side Bl projects distinguish Sixteenth Street Park for.invest- 5l ment or residence. Today, see the home-sites of s : TEENTH ‘ - In the Chosen Line of ngh Class Dvm"upmrnl . =i Drive out 16th Street to Alaska Avenue, north four blocks on |= 14th Stre off Tty H 3| Scenic wooded hrmw-m\mn;v “sites and | beautiful homes invite investment here. Located = = just west of 16th and Varnum—a charming, H = thriving residential area—your investment is re- = H turn-sure in - For complete mformauon on these three unusually located Northwest home-site tracts Phone or See EpsonW-briges 201 Investment Building 15th and K Sts. Main 5974 TEECT T B R [ LU e T e R e ISENIRRIEAINONNEIEID TARTiACACARNRAAREARRIRENAE STAR. ; WASHINGTON D. C., AR R R R AR AR LR LR =1 £i o ie T e o g B S B S N SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1925. REAL ESTATE, 17 lolc———|a|———|a|c——]0] = =0 PR e—=3 8| e—= |0 — |0 ——— [0 [0 — [0 [ FACING CATHEDRAL GROUNDQ Just West of 16th Street Close to the Park 3508 Garfield St. N.W Just north of Massachusetis Avenue and facing the Cathedral l""{'r’\‘k- d | P i 4211 18th St. N.W. ake antage of this opportunity to buv a splendid, we § with its v Al and convenient equipment. The $ house is heantifully located znd contair 11 spacions rooms and Prlce9 211000 three baths, including large hreakfast and sleeping porches : THE PRICE IS ATTRACTIVE | 2 Baths Open Porch Garage 3 ~+->* EXTRA FEATURES INCLUDE ~™ 7 Rooms large Lot Sleeping Porch H Eltiric Refiice:2tor Eamiplelels Soreened B beil o i reetls el merkmmansiih H Weather Strips 3 nzs t Home: beantifully located adjscent to Rock WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION ()pcn and Lighted I)ml\ l rm] ") P\I t 1o Varnum ar ()p(‘n for Your Inspection \und.l\ From 11 A.M. L& BreuninGER & Soxs Exclusive Agents 706 Colorado Bldg. “Deal With a Realtor” to 7' P.M. - out Street L€ BreunInNGER ESoNs BUILDERS and REALTORS 706 Colorado Bldg. “Deal With Main 6140 Main 6140 a Realtor Efifififlflifififififi!fi!fiflikfifififli&fi!fifl U Friends Will Envy P d = onthe Lt 5357 Reno Road E Is Shown B \ NEW and strikingly beautiful corner home at the ji i f Reno and Military roads, Chevy Chase ‘The n of this handsome residence is distine and individual th ghout, with arched doorways, beamed ceilings, ornamental s = s tie brick and stvceo tinish, and selected woods tri e tiled baths provided for the three bedchambers on the g The roomy za e is built in, and the attra side t open fireplace. You can purchase £17.500 4 Good Terms |8 T8% tnd a the Right 2919 Macomb Street ITUATED on the main thoroughfare of Cleveland Park and directly in the heart of this select residential section this splendid detached dwellinz is notable from many a It has the popular center hall with open fireplace, and din (u cozy I-v fast porch. The three bedrooms upstairs ght and airy 5 while the large bath is full tiled. A z s sleepinz porch _} assures comfortable ni weather. Therr = is a4 roomy attic, and water heating plant with { instantaneous water heater in the basement. The home is e fully equipped with screens and awnings. and has electric 2 refrigeration amonz the many conveniences provided in the ¢ kitchen. The price is b 816,750 Terms Reasonable W hile the Large Picture Is 41st & R west corner of Forty-first and Legation Legation Streets completed, this delightful at the south streets, Chevy Chase, is designed to please those who insist on something little hetter than the average residence offers them. The eight rooms are ex ceptionally large, and beautifully fin ished in perfect taste. The two baths are full tiled, and one has a marble shower. Oak floors are found through out, with tumbler switches: lavatory in basement and large garage reached by private cement drive. After seeing this zem among homes you will be amazed at the And the Photograph Below Is West Virgilia Street Very Low Price And Moderate Terms IRE is a real find! The owners must leave Wash- ington at once, and are sacrificing this de- lightful detached home, facing south on Virgilia Street just west of Connecticut Avenue, Chevy Chase, Maryland. The grounds are beautifully laid out, with private drive to the large two- story garage building. In the home itself are seven generous sized rooms, tiled bath and lava- tory. Great stone fireplace in living room. The heating plant is of the NOKOL type, very cleanly and economical. DEAL WITH A REALTOR! A BARGAIN 'ALL OPEN SUNDAY AFTER 11 A M. 1417 K Street Main 9300 Terms Excellent OB AT T I T e T T U S U TOTOMTOTAC L]