Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1926, Page 26

26 REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. MAY 15 1926. REAL ESTATE. N | fe nf reprisals Storid have been ’ y vith all gre i fonn of aomsals, | Storiee ot ine wa. | MUSIC WEEK IN SCHOOLS. | punty 25 J2'hoid’ £t Lrmairons ins of men who lllllllhted ;fl:fl!lr_\(');l\f:r; P ;] T*;’ | Technical High School & o'clock {elals in fighting timber fires. | Colore 'upils to Take Part in P: Thursday night, May 27 P EDWARD STROHECKER, Inc. | firex are started on privately owned | i " 5818 perintendent of Schools et bt Wilkinwon will tpeak on - T ——— - 7 mountain land when posted agalnst | | Garnet ¢ : : . Slliiagl | 'esvneeing | Music week will be observed in the | “Public School Music and Ity Relat Whese Houses Oper for Tuspection Sunday . i . Case Cited As Example. | colored elementary, vocational, junior | 10 the Community.” Miss Marie 1. 4 B ) : ' : Jomes, temporary director of music, Downtown Residence Chevy Chase, D. C. One Frederick resident, who owned | e . |and senfor high an normal schools i chars M ber: f th & a large area of timber land, is said to | g, e will be in charge. Members of the 2018 a large area of timber 1and, | =410 aq | mav 2428, “Sings” will be conducted | commirtee making arrangements in Hillyer P1. N.W. 3706 Ingomar St. ‘Frecerick County Residents, g 4 e B e buiied cier Evnully for in_each school in conjunction with ! clude A. W. Burleigh. C. L. Glass talks on musical topics. A mass com- and . W. Olden. igion. ‘near Dupont. k Rt AT Sand desire {oora went of Conn. A Uik nale. 'therefors. house is priced ari nri | e g 5 ¥ briars ‘and bushes | = - Fearing Reprisals, Unable o % 3 | State Forester W. F. Besley of Bal- | ind A4 ; . P % - . p | timore, who has b in this city for e kitehen. 5 ore, who has been n (his clty for ‘» (0} = mafds buth and voom b ch. Knrage. abr arage. hurdwovd ' fioors th a oughly modern. on a wonder to Stop Feudists. > the last few daye, refuted the charge | K 9 N T g that persons who desired money for Shades A P vears, until it contained nothing but 3 fighting fives staried the blazes [mmediate ‘vaie. Vers Bpecial Dianatch o The Star N s % “That s old stuff.” he said. “The borhood, 3 s A people of Frederick Connty belleved . = Chevy Chase, D. C. FREDURICK. Md. Mev 15.—Ten i L = that some yeurs ago and came down B sl sivos otieheice Aiaes i A i o"the sensinn of the Maryland Legis Made to Measure N.W. Cor. 42nd & Ingomar Sts. S stuve determined (o chunge the State ! in the (alnetin Mountains, a public : Out of 4 new detached hous cnevs o : pq | foresiry laws. We showed them our o o e deteclied Housew I AL A school hullding and dozen small lists of forest wardens in Frederick = Our Factory Prices A one Teft, “and 1« r. for Insn Tbese houses just completed. contain- County and asked them if there were | 2= will save you money. than 812000 on ot with tng 4 bedronms’ buitin gatege nioe e It trees. (A mindern aic.room hause 05 many other modern: desirabia fea: outbuildings of settle Lol the (ol ‘ibirusa EHin 5 ear any man among them who would siart S, Let nus estimate. X any one will be proud fo own. (ome lires ohtainable in oniv bigh > ont Saturday afternoon or Sunday and hoiises. U'pon inspection By mor neer feuds that have been | a fire simply pake money oui of 11 > Thanded down from generation to gen £ ¢ T DUrDAN | They agreed 1here was not and aban = A - oo 1t all. ‘when yon obtain the Seratic street, B v s, Md., | qoned their fighi.’ Z | , e o = Evad all official esplonage and | through 0. antzinger l o Y Saul's Addition " Fnioving a neighborhood immunity = R e e | £ 5 3 1230 Hamilton St. N.W. Sealed with the w:lnv veprisals, the | ¢o00 600 and perhaps 20,000 acres schoolhouse at Foxville, a community Heads Essay Committee. - | S TR e Battery Park, Md. est fireugs in the mountain S atted. | that has for vear: ht o i Miss Saval Simonds, in cha room a + 209 Wilson Lane e fooe | " Mountaineers have always resented | tion of schools. was buned, s i.[the English department in the . v fare"on' e : ezt Ined an unsolved problem. Never | orest supervision. From time totime | Lloyd Palmer declates the burning to | school avatem. has heen de S d_An O i : |nevimave buiined (iheiwooas): 1o have been the resuli of neizhhorhood | Dr. Frank W. Ballon fintendent B e A e diacim. | sure an abundance of huckleber, feuds, althouzh proof ix lacking for | (o head a commitiee o selection h - forest fire Incenciarism, § wpjsh thrive on arld soll nearly of the winning “Old Iror o sterans of the erv. | : g veterans of the foresivy ferv- |y, neq over. All attempts fo discou 2 v officials ave i Baol pupils. The - McKinley & Nevada Aves. Here ie absolitely the best but in N« of ) the county and the State i ULy NG Ghe Siate {ake “mprnk b *of the moun R ave that most forest fires | [N\« (ailed, in spite of the fac e | that the huckleberry vield fr e No Arrests Result. | entire mountain hardly reaches $1.000 Por a week firas have burned con. | annually. Stantly in forests west of Frederick.| ‘These natives. it is claimed. are the Thev began a week ago with 12 dis- | ckief obstacle to forest super Rinct fires in widely scattered parts of | Frederick County. Thev Fhe mountaine. Since then 10 or 15 | illiterate and are desce more fires. in regions widely removed | long line of mountaineer from the fire zone, were reported. All|pend largely upon the mc are helieved 1o have been set and in | their living and barter ve no cdse has an arvest resulted. Offi- | clothing and she fe iex are helpless. having no | needed. Social service survey e would think of |shown that the majority of families inst a firebug suspect | handle not miore than $300 per year veprisals. many of them that amount in a num for the week is estimated ber of years hundred thousand dollars. | In order to overcome t n the watershed region is | State forestry officials have ins rly grave. The burning of | lookout towers throughout the moun this timber may result in a serious | rain area. A month a 60-fool shortage of waier in Frederick. the steel-frame fower was installed weat ity obtaining its supply of water of White Fock, Frederick County from springs in the territory swept by The lookout cabin the top is ed by a windinz w ast week was the most dav after instailation 1912, when practically | made to burn the steps. Quantities cuntain area was buined |of firefighting equipment was taken From the Pennsvlvania to the Virginia | from this town line. The loss at that time was aho Wednesda: afternoon the i essays are to recel | « apen Saturday afternaon and ai - Ative pine | with Salesman an premises Four Excepticnal Values in Takoma Park, D. C. EDWARD STROHECKER, Inc. : ORI R Rt s e s R R 1 S ——— © ® University Park | Just bevond Hyatisville on the [ Wah. and Balto. 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