Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1926, ARTHUR MARKEL 1502 Irving Street Northeast Main 2604 or North 966-W ASK CO-ORDINATION | OFPUBLIGWORKS Engineers Consider Bill for: Sweeping Changes Under ‘ New Federal Department. | Fu'st \hrtgagc Bonds (" Caltor write for Bookle(¥°1 The F.H.Smith Co. O Smuth Buslding. B4 Fiseenth Street office of public | parks. the office | of State, War! and the and pablic Takes Part in Council WAR VETERAN, DIES Served in Civil War and Held Important Posts With Gov- ernment Here. old, i ar S0 ye retiry tant posi Parkinson 1 Army veteran held imy wsury, V District 1216/ 1 James L, J and chit tions with the and the who 1w Depart mer hoine ield place, vernment, | J.L PARKINSON, 80, FULL UTILITY PROBE | INDICATED BY MOVE: | House Subcommitiee Enlarg- ed to Nine Members Aiter First Meeting. 1 Intention of the House Distr {mittee to g0 rather fully into | vestigation . L vl ar | other public ut | Capital indie Liment of the st [ utilities from smoun the e WITH CONFIDENCE ~BUY DUNIC ONLY A FEW LEFT of these l)unigan-BuiltHomes in - s N0 LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR ¥ 3 VEAR terday after a short illness. M Parkinson i atirtbuted with | first man to ¢ e Iwaukee JAMES L. PARKINSON. the frank & l‘t (;RA 'T CIR(:LEJ with Company B 5th Wis | 9 Comuission consin Infantry Volunteers, Mr. Park- =i — | Bell, th: mpshire A Hampshire Ave. 2 i inson teok part in 2y of the major | with military honors, will be in Arling- | fair repres e ] of Washington, said the bill would set | IF 90K DRuL o0 10any n ] L) andg e y ning se Sl 8 & s, e openitlg ses fi s (it o & e e S S | which might not necessarily fall tof tween the North and South. He was council at 1 e ot fac{the technically qualified men needed | oo TG0 s company | for the | iggested two Phical engincer iud the oth ed with The largest six-room houses built: two dis- tinct styles to choose from, with the latest improved bath and shower. A4 home you will be proud to live in. Every modern convenience a good home should have with been Army m his home iu ) issued when Lincoln Presider first cal Or Lease nent )] r! and | . | Exec Shops and Offices || :riimidion i i =T BUILDING 17th & I Streets | “: btk the f for volunteers S Franklin e all aroused unusual in Tor fective co works fune in that e oflice o Ground floor shops as low nt. Sd. v as $125 per month—another, $200. limportant corner space 27 fect on 17th Street and 30 feet on I Street, $416.66. Offices divided in any size e suites desired from $50 each e . : [ | reorganization up—$1.57 to $2.16 square by President Hard foot. High - class throughout. MOORE & HILL Inc., 730 17th St. Own An Apartment Suite in Appeals for s 40 Mass. Avenue 1 Half-Million Dollar Building Situated One Square from Site the New British Embascy hat the engineers o power whic ugh proper vepr tment of public w am M. McClellan of Ne member o appointments in Mil- until com- | 1895 { of oo | wite Inquiry Into indust.i ) AHON ujtural problems to cost about §: sears 000 and to bout five vears to| g nt position here complete, were outlined to the council t in the Life Saving | | 'l‘m; CAPITAL'S FINEST CO-OPERATIVE enites it A s Sl oetite e ] RearGuent APARTMENT STRUCTURE in the City'= dffv'f"w,‘\l;;nn:x(i e 3 : | most exelusive residential Providing n o w estitd : ; every imaginable modern d luxury. A the most select environment and inentls e ot the propdal | labor sup 1 plia i sound investment where property values ar okt | e ateadily growing. We are offering the few suites in a building already 857 owned by Washington's most prominent business and cocial residents. Your immediate per-onal in- “pection is invited and urged! $42.50 to $109.30 a mo. With ence that th ¥ the unani i n half a hundred engineering and | tories and nmor Departr d on agrl t $40,000 IMPROVED STREETS AND ALLT AN APPROACH THEM IN ARRANGED FOR YOU ALL NO' HOMES ( FERMS Elimination of Waste. Small First Payment and Lighted Daily Sunday Until 9 P.M. Open and Governme d, while tewworth ) his sroble OPEN UNTIL DAILY 9 PM. tlled upon t encines fesston to take the lead | problems of the subn ¢ | woman, laws which r industrial progress, th of natural resour :|of unfit hun aps opened as- | gration. 157,000 non-fats il l nited States in a r Take Street Double-decker Busses You to These Homes D.J.Dunigan, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1267 “hich ‘he will have Mrisiodon The following crunsters of extsing | The sale of the five large buildings pictured below, constituting the largest development of its kind south of New York, is now an accomplished fact, and the corporations have been formed in each case. More than 100 families are now occupying their own— 1009% CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT HOMES 1nd Domain the supervisi I Treasury Department . ” » = - These undoubtedly represent the best home values surisdiction. | o p : ever offered in Washington, both as to sale price and Warns of Possible Defeat. | . A operating cost. ¢ department. d of Road Commissioners under the War Depart. | lished and its v the Secretary and Domalin, to be Rear Anllnlr.ul D. W. Taylor of the aval Architects and s told the conference provision prohibiting the ient from undertaking con i on work would sur through an agency of the bill in Con him. zgested cutting 16th dising — Fully Informed Representatives the provi ronew of the bil On Premises 25 15th Street—Main 9770 Evenings—Adam n and superv works and cons: another 1% administra | ign and super. ; | orks and con | | structions; another Surisdic | tion over construction work of the { department, and another having juris diction over the public domain. They re to be appointed by the President | from civil life and confirmed by the M\'s‘n.l(“ E 1 i | tive powers over the d ,‘d,n“\ BOX 2 - O fice. the the | powers taken over er | of Public Wor and harbors improve | River and Call- | | fornia’ Debris Commissions, with the | authority now vested in the chief of | eers thelr work, | ferred to the new de. sissippi 10N BAPTIST o over transferred to its The few remaining unsold at the time the corpora- tions were formed will soon be taken. Another such opportunity may never occur. Inspect them. 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Daily and Sunday Represented by EDMUND J. FLYNN, Authority on Co-operative Apartments Main 8516 55 M Street N.W. OU are not running any |J| risks of erratic future de- | velopment when you buy u Home in Desonsnire Downe. a” 1t s | been hegan—so 1t will he ma ta vd-\lllular{bum and Miller-co which Safely wnd surels: - detached English - tspe | 12.9 9.)le1(1 S1.5..300 —witl ured terms. your Bedell Mig. Co. 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