Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 23

P 3 By the Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY, September 15. Senator Reed lean party advocate and avowed dry, his yvears of campaign experience In| the November election against Ashhv [<ociates must fo o great deal of © Jocal financier, Snow, ing- his Snow’ Democratie convention Aay after speakers had attacked s tor Smoot’s record in voting for seat- | ng Senators charged with exces: campaign expendit s the rant. part of in the Senate. Accepting the nomination, Mr. Snow eriticized Senator Smoot's statement that the number of Utahans holding Government positions in Washington | had increased from 5 to more than 100 asince the Senator was first elected. It i= a hoast of putting 400 ai th public_erib where he found only 5 <aid heartily dorsed by Utah's Democratic Senatc AVAliam sire 1o Speakers, : record, told of his activities in party county and characterized him as a success. ™l mining financier the University of Michigan. Mr came 10 Salt Lake with less than $700 sepita! and developed his holdings ur *il he became the abor in The platfor ton dealt State issues, and M “pecify his stand on tk or the eeders indicated the civil service and land-grant campaign. REAL the | ngton m: essity Don't {ana Iris and The Smoot, leader, a Utah World Court will match | work, who is lavnch- | for th first major political offensive, | flowers was nominated at the te here Thurs- | Dr. (Continued from Page T to make this planting pos Education | Flower Preservation Socl intains a booth | buting literature concerning the nec: of saving wild | plants from ‘extinction. forget succ to the abundant rainiali. hlia originated and exhibited by J. so outstanding as to dahlia in the show. Z. D. Blacki- H. Kesecker was he judged the b W. A. ESTATE. - SMODT MUST FIEHT [ -cet s | FOR SENATE SEAT Democrats in Utah Name Ashby Sncw. Financier, to Oppose G. 0. P. Leader. | Building the chairman of sful _exhibitiof unusually Orton and flowers -two.) ible. the iety of Wash- Jor_dist coming dahlia show of the National Capitol Dahlia | ociety to be held Septembe: at_the Mayflower Hotel. splendid horticultural aged September 13 and 14 In the Sherwood Presbyterian Church by the | | Tthode Tstand Avenue Citizens' Asso- | clation afforded concrete_evidence of Rl ‘m- active Interest in gardening in th PUP- Woodridge-Langdon section of the |Garden shows mean a lot of h as well as pleasure, Harold J. Clay, den committee, and his immediate as. and the n. attractive, due A szecdling and show gar: 1 In | chairma ild THE EVENING !tion of new ones and, on the whole, to endeavor to beautify the Natjonal Capital sired M. C. Takoma Parl 7204, man; vice ¢l cording ia ca hours stone, p; and his sil withdrawal ef public from Western States. Senator Smoot’s four terms Building a ptember | vieinity, He said he in favor of the policies i referring to Mr. and State committee affairs A graduate of Snow est_emplover ot the State. | adopted by the conven- | the most part with| snow did not World Court Party for prohibition question. issues would feature the minent amate sional flori So keen that_resident |ing the advisability of independent garden club. The regular monthly meeting of th= Capitol Garden Counci the hoard room of The Evening Star afternoon. Representatives are urged to attend to discuss plans the coming vear. t \nm‘* ('P]":AH‘ body is to act in an advisory c 1o individual clubs and in” organi: B B T oy ts, spective is th clock Fri to the counci Georgetown $35,000 On heautiful old * i 't of the residential partment. fully d th apartments, e 518 et it can e Handled. o8 reason: able terms the investigation of 1] invesiors of Georgetown. SEE OR CALL THOS. E. JARREL CO. A proposition well ve Realtors nd profes- , acted as interest in e consider- anizing an will be held in Membership is open to all garden clubs in aVashington and through “the appointment of 1, which capacity n the aintrict” six ented 0 five worth conservative MR. STIMSON 721 10th St. NW. Main 766 Really Deep Orange, Say Scientists. Different From Familiar Hue. Strictly speaking, gold is not vellow In color. helng a This not par zold, orange, familiar Ground hecome: Fve M dne may not the color of gold they we It is seen in the rich ruby glass used for REAL GOLD NOT YELLOW. haight surface. ana throws hack quite a lot of the white light that falls on it ing to the Philadelphia Record. he metal's real color, making it ap- | pear vellow. metaliurgists But this precious metal has other colors as well as vellow and orange. photographic the minute particles of gold added to | 1t merely appears so, but, metal and generally with a it acts as a reflector accord- ! flected white Hght, which is| of the color of gold, dilutes of the | deep the eal color av. is a different from The entirely vellow matic into a fine powder pure gold | ruby red pody has seen this ruby color me or another, though they have heen aware that it was | looking at. | dark-room lamps | the glass imparting their deep color. Three built. Floyd E. Davis Company 733 12th St. N.W. This Gem of a Home ‘Street West of Sixteenth floors kitchen, throug! large thirty-gallon heater. Two sold. Main 352-353 —in the exclusive Sixteenth Street community— 1702 Webster Street In a “colony™ of exceptionally attrac- tive Homes this charmingly unique Cot- tage stands out appealingly. Interiorly it suggests- generous comfort just what the exterior 1 Home—planned equipped in real lux- for ury and bhuilt with a conscience. & rooms, 2 haths—and prettily surrounding. If Sold Quickly planted grounds Garage to match house. $21,060 Will Buy It and the terms can be arranged In our opinion it is @ most unusual apportunity—in a location where vou can never have any regrets. Qpen_for insnection dar from woon wntil Do, any week day CKEEVERW*GOSS Deal With a Realtor 1415 K Street Main 4752 1725 Taylor Semi-detached brick dwelling of eight rooms, two tiled baths, hardwood spacious cellar with servants’ toilet and wash trays, storage fiveplace, lot 3173x156 feet. hout. light auto. Open Woman workers in British Colum- ceive only $5 to $6 for their labor. - / STAR, WASHINGTON A Strange Law. property. Leon Rowland in the Adventure Magazine. On the Island of Tahiti may be seen many fragments of houses, with ends cut away, with verandas gone, housee cut in_half, others with iron roofs taken. Inquiry brings to light second | the information that these forlorn Victor Lumsden, re-|exhibits represent the workings of the secretary: Miss M. C. Lan-)¥French inheritance laws as applied to corresponding secretary; B. W. ‘Tfihlli. e - N. Anderson, members| 1n’former times. when the head of the family died the title to the prop- erty was vested in the oldest child, who conserved it for the benefit of the entire family. But the French laws have done away with this. They decree that each heir shall come into full possession of his share of any If further information is de- lease communicate with Miss Lancaster, 6615 Harlan place. Phone Adams The officers are: B. Y. Morrison. . J. Clay, first vice chair- Mrs. Thomas Bradley. hairman: tion. rounded by a broad veranda. the fort. litigation, shares. establish carpentry. they i rl |is left remains the heritage nneries are forced to work 70 a week in many cases and re- mains a monument to family mony. Gracious Charm This detached shingle residence with slate roof contains 7 rooms (3 bed- rooms) and is thoroughly modern—hot-water heat, instantaneous hot-water storage tank, hardwood floors and trim, and a white tiled bath. The extra room on the first floor can be utilized as a man’s room, library or extra bedroom. Special features — an open fireplace—complete lavatory on the first floor, a large front porch, screens, and a fully equipped kitchen add to 1331 Jefferson Street N. the livability of this in home and mnkfi it an attractive a 3 “soso " Beautiful 14th Street Terrace Lot 40x150. OPEN. SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION clusive Agents HANNON. & LUCH 713 14th Street Main 2345 In consequence the courts at Papeete are congested with litiga. The usual battleground is the homestead, which generally is a wood- en building of many rooms crowned by a corrugated iron roof and sur-| D. C. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 The oldest son or daughter holds | The other helrs, after much their right Then follows a pretty scene. | Armed with court orders, saws, chisels {and other implements of destructive systematically | nember the ancestral mansion. to di What of the oldest and until he can gather sub- stance to repair his domicile it dishar- 1926. R A New Home in Ch They are priced right. enty to mne(y-el‘ht feet wide. rally the homes on the wide lots will go first. Convenient to Schools and Stores R B & < N § | ceomon commercuien| 3 § L < campgr| X i 3 /—‘N N § " IS Follow chart, 9 J om0 entering from N either Wisconsin Avenue or Con- L8paoiey Lane | necticut Avenue. | Pr— Exhibit house e ol corner of Leland Street and Cur- tis Road. R Y5 7] % Y - A Home Full of Charm - WITH IDEAL SURROUNDINGS From the front windows or porch of this home you have an unobstruted view of beautiful Grant Circle, which is the garden spot of Petworth. A restricted residential community facing the beautiful landscaped Public Park. Your Last Opportunity to Buy at Grant Circle Corner Home Handsomely Appointed, Large C 9 Rooms, 2 Baths and Garage ILLINOIS AVE. AND WEBSTER ST.N.W, IN THE HEART OF PETWORTH CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING This beautifully appointed home has 9 large & outside rooms with two of the very latest type Every Effort bathrooms. Hardwood trimmed throughout. Is Made to Meet Large garage with wide driveway. Spacious the Financial Jlawn landscaped with shrubbery. Requirements of Nothing ‘has been overlooked in planning All Desirable this home for vour every comfort. Make it a Piively point to see it Sunday, open until 9 p.m. o< (MECHRECES D. J. DUNIGAN, G 1319 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Main 1267 DUNIGAN HOMES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE AILWAYS LOOK BFTTER BUY WITH CONFIDENCE—BUY A DUNIGAN ALL-BRICK HOME %] ¢ %%%%%%%%%%%u%%?%% N aml beaut will take grocery stores. Y all, w thing, Here on Irving that—and much Pleasant car line. Description with its winding Landscaped Front Lawn Field-stone Retaining Wall Stippled and Panelled Walls Hardwood Floors with Mahogany Inlays Hoosier Cabinet in Kitchen Clothes Closet on Main Floor Four Beautiful Bedrooms Two Baths with Shower Large Clothes Closets One Cedar lined Open Fireplace in Living Room Full Atttie of beauty, both will win you—at that will strike Al this at a keen ohservers o Blue stone street, sewer, water, gas, electricity. See these without delay. Rare Homes One Block West of Sixteenth and Irving On the Edge of Rock Creek Park be from a car line and bus serv places of amusement. How close you are to shops. markets, from the heart of the downtown sec over a block from 16th Street—less Sample House, 1724 Irving St. | Open from 9 AM. to 10 P.M. 919 15th Street N.IV. EAL ESTATE. evy Chase, Md. THINK OF IT Five hundred dollars cash and easy monthly payments buys one of these homes. Imagine buying a detached two-story dwelling containing living room; dining room, with French doors; kitchen; pantry; three bendrooms; extra large bath large porch and built-in garage for $9,750. The lots are from sev- Plenty of room between houses. Concrete sidewalks. Natu- Also Two Bungalows with Built-in Garages for $8,450 Near Car and Bus Lines Open Fireplaces, Metal Sash in Basement, Hollowtile Foundation 1700 Eye Street Franklin 7485 or Your Own Broker You aet a splendid view of Rock Creele Park from the front porches of these howes. Dedighttully conl in the Summer—and the heating “plant il take care of won in the Winier. ! iful surroundi vou to get d town. How far you will want an intown location- beca you must he to you and ina after way far from every- ble to vour friends. Beyond that, your home must he in heaut'ful surronndings. THAT, vou MUST have. And we don’t blame you. Waggaman & Brawner YOU WILL APPRECIATE THE SHADE TREES How near you will be 10 . Street are a few homes that offer you all more. Close to everything. 12 to 15 minutes less by auto. Little that to the Mt Three blocks to 14th Street with its varied shops, its movies, and Arcade Market. Three public schools nearby. A short stroll west leads you into Rock Creek Park, roadways and rolling hills. These homes offer you beauty also—the most unusual kind inside and out. A type of architecture that first glance. A type of room arrangement you as being most practical. price within average reach. A price that w. f values say Main 8949