Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 49

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1925. 48 AIR TRAFFIC ORDINANCE |57 oot i a7, vt | “ATROCIOUS HOMES” SEEN sy byt e smproveront v o[ FIRE HALTS LUNGHEON |3 sxent ot somoximates 1600 55| yON. HINDENBURG HUNTS | xecutive dur | the of landing are ziven the right 1d Victorian ugliness” in London's fire yesterda the Eher 3 President is of way over machines taking the air. | suburbs. iscov ) e, which is G 81 exce IS DRAFTED FOR CITY | yay.oyer machines taking the wie: | WITHIN CITY OF LONDON | "2 aer. sometimes now peopts,| AT COUNTRY-RESIDENCE | Discovers of the fire. which is sup IN NORTH OF GERMANY I35 — | risht when meeting another machine, st | particula night, find their respec-| ° —_— from an open fireplace | | His ne Long Beach, Calif., Expected to|?nd Whre paths of two planes cross Only Woman Surveyor in England | tive homes,” she said in an address $1,000 Damage to Handsome|audden termination 8 President Said to Average a Deer a | is { the ma t is given the | before the Soroptimist Club, ‘there which Mrs. Morris was entertaini who oc s 2 lodze owned Adopt Rules for Planes | v h,| o according to the pro | Describes Buildings Constructed .are %0 many, many miles of houses| Home and Furniture of Edwin | The volunteer fire companies o Week—Braun Next-Door by the Pr | posec . Aircraft at a in London, Manchester, Liverpool and ville and Kensington and the Tei Ry | Rerlin wazs facet claim that and Ralloons. | times are’ required fo give way to| by Victorian Architects. other English citles that are exactly| B: Morris, Near Alta Vista. town company were called by tele Neighbor. {he foralen oiice & eendeia By the A vociaTan Bl | balloons, Gorcespondente Gfithe Amochaicd Prose | alike. Special Dispatch 1o The Star | phone. Much™ furniture was saved. | By the Associated Press | matic note by « 10 the deer October 30.—| . LONDON, September 29.—In- the | . When one sees the wretched little | ROCKVILLE, Md., October 30.— |Both building and furniture were in BERLIN, October 30 & olate ) The school ihtemamce commicten| 00 oy ' ST TS X . | villas they are putting up in the sub-|The handsome home and furniture |Sured ipal fof Cork, Ireland, have protested |€Yes of Miss Irene T. Martin, the only f ( g, yith narrow windows, imitation | of Edwin Bateman Morris, the novel-| The Morris home, which was a com in asainsc thellengthy _Summer. vaca: [ngman: surveyor - ins Bngland, *ihe |iflllars Zndipompous 1ychl gites. one|iiatiat thastanstormss etions oy | modious stuceo ture of semi. | I'resident von Hindenburg at his hunt- | nation and the to the city o fion wdue to the long - absence of | greater part of London s composed | begins to realize that we are making | Washington and. Roekville Eleo > {bungalow type, was regarded ax one ing lodge at Werbellin, in the province | tates The ordina D e owations teachers for the purpose of study- | of “atrocloys homes. and buildings™ | but little tmprovement on the eid Vie | Raitway anoct . spctville of Alta of the handsomest of the many fine of Brandenburz, 40 miles north of | the deer Lo appesr within range of for the operation of ai while i¥y- inz Irish vut up by Vietorlan architects. She | torian ugliness.” Vista, is_county, were damaged to | homes in that section of the county. 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