Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 26

og M 12 ASPIRANTS GET REAY ENFORCEMENT 0. K. Montgomery County Commit- | tee Passes on Renlies to Questionnaire. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., October The committee, ¢ H. Lamar, ¢ Chace an omery (u\mu 10 ble, the position on - nd other matters ation is inte: in the cou House of De s of Mon! in. Af pos enforcement which nv-d g tain pertinent auestions, "today nounced that ESTATE, whether they would recommend or vote to confirm only gubernatorial ap- pointees for the county who measure |up to the above law enforcement | standards. ! For Curb of Rowdyism. The candidates for country commis- sioners, in addition to being interro- gated regarding their aititude toward the eighteenth amendment, imprison- ment sentences in liquor cases, restor- ation of provision for certifying cases by Police Court to the Circuit Court at Instance of State's attorney, polit- ical control or interference in adminis- tration of criminal justice, race track gambling in the county and curtailing | powers of racing and boxing commis- sions So far as licensing race track gambling and pugilistic cont in the county is concerned, wers - |if they would prevent the unla ase of county property for drinking, | {gambling and rowdylsm, and if they ;| would require indorsements of con- nd county police to be in | writing, and be against making per- manent appointments of such officlals | until opportunity is given to the pub- M} [lic to submit objections in the public | interest. To the candidates for State's at- * | torney and s T | the questions amndment, t ating lquor, imprisonment , certifying THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. iCAPT ARTHUR CRANSTON DIES AT WALTER REED Veteran of Spanish-American War Buried at Arlington—Gained Fame as Inventor. Capt. Arthur Cranston, 55 years old, veteran of the Spanish-American War and of campaigns in the Philippine | Islands, died at Walter Reed Hospital | Thursday after a long illness Funeral services were conducted at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N street, today at 11 o'clock. Rev. Dr. George Fiske Dudley, rector of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, officiated. Inter- ! ment, with military honors, was in | Arlington Cemetery. Capt. Cranston was a native of this "1y until resigning in March, 1913. city, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cranston, sr. His father was killed in action in Indlan wars in the West in the 70s. Capt. Cranston was appointed a sec- ond lieutenant in the Regular United States Army during the Spanish- American War and served continuous- He sustained a severe injury to his spine while serving in the Philippines, when ammunition exploded in a building. He was well known in Army circles as an inventor, having invented and perfected a special type of motor truck for transporting artillery. This in- vention was extensively used during the World War, it Is stated. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Frances Raum, Cranston, and an aunt, Mrs. Charles Haywood, widow of Maj. Gen. Haywood. T “Walter A. Dunigan Built” NORTH CLEVELAND PARK Homes that were planned for your comfort and convenience PAPER WINS RATE CASE. I. C. C. Holds Cost of Carrying News Print Was Excessve. The Birmingham News Co. won its contention before the Interstate Com- merce Commission today that rates paid by it on news print paper moving from Berlin, N. H., to Birmingham, Ala., during recent years were exces- sive. The carriers were ordered to fix a rate of 64 cents per hundred pounds on all-rail haul and 60 cents on rail and water baul to Birmingham, and to pay reparation for amounts which they may have collected in excess of these figures. The parties to the proceedings will be allowed to present estimates of the amount of reparation due after exam- ining the shipments and rates on the traffic handled. SEE THESE BARGAIN SATURDAY, OCTOBER _30. 1926. REATL o) ESTATE. Drive out 16th St. to iladison, East to 9th and North one aquare Or take Ijth St. car to 9th and Kennedy Sts., walking two squares North. Ninth Street Just Above Madison ‘.7 OU'LL find no home values to equal these in Northwest Washington—dollar for dollar they represent more quality, comfort, refinement and eventual resale value than any dwellings you may choose for com parison! Consider such features as tapestry brick construction, full 20 feet width, six large rooms, sleeping porch, full tiled bath with built- in fixtures, large front porch, hardwood floors, storage water heater, breakfast porch, built-in refrigerator, Aero rzdunon, special electric fit- ments, ireystone walls supporting front ter- races. d the location, overlooking a mag- ?lficent six-acre estate, is exceptionally delight- ley W the Hiram W. Harvey, dette, Windso Located at 38th and Veazey Streets N.W. | of const they it O the oL “use of county prup |erty. rt beats of turtles have been photographed Reduced Rents 1016 16th St. N.W. High-grade apartments in first-class downtown building. Two elevators. Refrigeration furnished. The h rccording to the commit none of the other candidates fc tee, ions submitted, but who re red fo his record NOW IS THE TIME— SEE THEM SUNDAY! Aspirants Closely Quizzed. lative candidates were ask- »uld, in the event of their support the nt ani the enactn State enforcement law thereunder \ it unlawful | $10,750 Terms Arranged DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc. Builders & Owners 1516 K Street—Franklin 5678 to local hibition Three rooms, kitchen and bath. Rentals, $75 to $100 Moust be seen to EEEEEEEHEEEEEEE 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, brick garages, paved street and alley. The most finished house on the market today for the price. s be s Real Values at $14,950 to $16,500 - Terms Readily Arranged IéIOIMIBAUl\?}‘ Sample House, 4214 38th Street i . “Equipped with an oil-burner heating plant” Open, Heated and Lighted Until 9 P.M. Drive Out Connecticut Avenue to Van Ness Street, West to 38th Street or Wisconsin Avenue to Veazey Street, East to 38th Street Walter A. Dunigan ’ Owner and Builder uch improprietie if they favor I ng in the geck amendment of la from the Racin « ithorize sane, > frown the Boxing r to Jicense pu; slugging matches In the county wit or without the approval of the count commissioners, To the candidates for the State Sen. ate was also submitted the question ket e Bl 925 15th St. Main 4555 [ Il I I I il Open All Day Sunday 3815 Gramercy St. HEVY CHASE three-story detached brick residence, newly completed by promi- nent local builder. A splendid location, just below Harrison at 38th, with a charming vista of distant Rock Creek Park. Eight rooms, two tiled baths, tiled lavatory, two side porches (one glass-inclosed), slate roof, oak floors, two-car brick garage, sleeping porch, breakfast porch, all modern refine- ments. Moderately priced on good terms! 128 Leland Street HEVY CHASE, Maryland, near the Co- lumbia Country Club and just West of Connecticut Avenue in a section of very fine homes. Fully detached with stucco finish, eight spacious rooms, screened sleeping porch, glass-inclosed living porch, two-story garage for two cars, every modern comfort. This desirable residence may be purchased for $13,750 and the terms of payment may be Custo-Bullt Homes —in Washington’s residential neighborhood de luxe— —Van Buren—at Sixteenth— Opposite Entrance to Rock Creek Golf Course There isn’t a speculative feature in the construction of these Homes. They have been designed, built, finished and fixtured under the critical supervision of their owner—S. J. Solomon. His aim has been the production of a colony of Homes of dis- tinctive charm—dxfiermg from any others in type; and appealing to your appreciation with those rare features which realize com- plete hominess; and those factors which convince of super-invest- ment value. There are five distinct group desigms—of brick and stucco construction—with effective stone trimming. Their foundations were hewn out of solid rock—and the re- finement of their environment is definitely insured. Nine rooms of ideal arrangement Two baths of luxurious equipment ONLY $12 950 EASY TERMS Overlooking the Rurean of Standards Between Conn. and Wisconsin Aves. conveniently arranged! 3973 Harrison St. HEVY CHASE, and practically a corner location at the junction of Belt Road wil ith Harrison Street—one of the high- est points in the D. C. The spacious detached dwelling ceptionally attractive grounds. is of Dutch Colonial design with ex- It has seven rooms (including four bedchambers), two complete baths, screened side porch, open fireplace, all modern comforts. The land- scaped grounds have 100 feet frontage, with a convenient garage at the rear. priced; or- : Reasonably good terms! 3428 Quebec Street LEVELAND PARK—a remarkable value in a detached Colonial design home hav- ing built-in garage and all up-to-the- minute comforts and refinements. It is con- venient to the John Eaton School and accessi- ble to two car lines. This is an exceptional offering in every respect, and worth a personal visit. Turn West from Connecticut Avenue on Porter Street to Thirty-fifth, thence one square North to Quebec Street. INSPECTION INVITED! BO2REELPS 1417 K Street Main Q300 19 Years in the Sale of g Y @/// 912 15th St. Built by Rogers M. Fred Exclusive Agents N.wW. Model Home, 3728 Windom PL N.W The house is 22! feet wide and 32 feet deep, enabling the builder to give you generous size rooms. . The lot is beautifully landscaped and sodded front and rear. Both the street and alley are paved. There are six large rooms, covered front porch, 10-ft. back porches, a real open fireplace, tile bath with built-in tub and shower, extra tile toilet and. lavatory off master bedroom, cloak closet off reception hall, six large closets on second floor, attic over entire house with practical stairway; hot-water heat, servant’s toilet, laundry trays, etc. The kitchen equip- ment is the best. Slate roof. OPEN FOR INSPECTION Drive out Conn. Ave. to Albemarle St., then west to 38th St., and then south to Windom. J. R. KELLY & CO. M. 4912 | | | fl | | | | | | | | | L The living room is of excep- tional size—with artistic open fireplace. Adjoining the hand- some dining room is a sunny breakfast room, whose floor and that of the Kitchen is cov- ered with Everlastic tile. A wonderful pantry—and in the Kitchen are specially designed dressers and Servel Electric Refrigerator. Immense Coat Closet off the reception hall. Master bedroom occupies the entire front—with two wardrobe closets; and private bath with built-in fixtures. Large linen closet in the upper hall. Two well proportioned guest chambers and a combi- nation glassed-in and finished sleeping porch. The guest bath is complete with built-in tub and shower. On the third floor is a large finished room for servant or nursery ; floored attic for stor- age, with big cedar-lined clothes closet. In the basement—which is high and dry and day lighted— is the best type of hot-water heating plant; with automatic heater and storage tank for the service water; large cold stor- age room; laundry equipment and servant's toilet. You'll be impressed with the beautiful hardwood floors; the artistic wrought iron stair rails; the durable and convenient steel casement windaws, with plate glass; the handsome electroliers and side lights. The climaxing feature is the remarkable price—and still ‘more remarkable terms—upon which purchase can be made. The exhibit Home—1509 Van Buren St—will be open— heated and lighted—Sunday from 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.; week days from 3 P M. to 9 P.M.—and let your inspection be hypcrcnucal—— for you've never viewed Homes quite so complete. 1415 K Street CKEEVERMAGOSS T O Main 4752 Deal Wlli a Realtor EEE—EEE—E&EEEEEE& o[ c——3|o|c=——mjn|——alale———[o|c———|o]———|o]c———|a [o| c———|0| ——| 0| c——=|a| ——|a| —— || —= || ——=|0}