Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1929, Page 85

AT SALE—IIOUS)B!. 7 ROOMS AND BATH. is: near Lincoln Park: OWNER. ~Address Box ATTRACTIVE HOME IN Brick house, 7 rooms, 2 baths, garage: con- Venient transportation: small cash payment. Address Box 74-8. Star office. _ FOR SALE_BY OWNER_ATTRACTIVE brick house. 7 rooms, 2 baths, metal weather- stripped throughout: sarage; wide ot to allev; awnings. screens, automatic hot water Phone Clev. 1092-W. sEn RANDLE HIGHLANDS, 2330 QUE ST. S.E Owner must_sell new semi-detached. tape: try brick house, 8 large rooms. 2 baths. e tra kitchen and laundry in basement: suit- able for two families: begutiful electric fx- tures, plenty floor filugs. extra meter for Dower, gas connection ail floors. oak floors and bardwood trim throughout: cement front porch. large double rear porches. ____* _ NEW. 8-ROOM, DETACHED. “ENGLISH, briek house. reduced from $17.500 to $12.950 quired by present owner through trade secrifice al_above price for immediate hias 2 tile baths. 2-car bullt-in &a- large lot. One of the bisgest values offered in years. In beautiful northwestern section. Por inspection phone Main 4192, or inquire 212 Southern BIdg. iy SEMI-DETACHED. 6 BRICK: 3 Dporches, garake; a.m.ii condition. 330 Hepa T DETACHED, DUTCH COLONIAL: EIGHT Tooms, inciuding sun porcn, large LVIng breakfast nook, French doors, basement, real attic, garage to match house, screens. metal ther-stripped, hardwood floors. Pittsburg instantaneous wate:r heater; every modern convenience. Dbuilt for owner: large corner lc.: beautiful hedge and iawn, flowers and rose gardens Mt shrubs; large evergreens: heart of Park: surrounded by other fine Priced right . sale rage R. B, first-cla: 0 Toom, firepl: homes. = rmy Officer Leaying. “Phone Bradiey 32 48,95 ARGAIN NEAR 16th. PARK nec shorifcing, auick sale: 6-room. brick, ami: garage. Adams 4786. No_agents. JOLORED—$8 RMS., H.-WH. ELEC. CEL- LoD et St and 10th. $6.150; your terims._Decatur_1160. . DISTINGUISHED _ HOME. Creek Park: every known convenience, in- cluding otl I:ul;‘u‘r: lljii)k sa (3@!. :(!:IIU- {uily landscaped, large oaks, en, sserifice at gl 850. Phone OWNER, Cl.fl' Me-wW. MalwS. . OWNER, LEAVING CITY, WILL SACRI attractive 4-bedroom home, am.i neighborhood:; invite offers. 1470 Newton - B BLAINE STREET AND ANACOSTIA RD N —7 rooms, bath., a.m !‘ lolh 53 )(Ill{flr 5nln carage; easy terms: will exchange for unia- cum:!rfld ground. A. 8. J. ATKINSON, 3501 Macomb_st._n. CONGRES! HEL S car_line. a detached dw of six rooms, bath, hot-water heat, electric lights. Pris- daire. Jaundry tubs, screens. front and rear porches, garage: fine corner Jot 50x125: price, $7.500. Terms exceptionally easy. P. J. WALSHE. Inc.. 1107 Eve st. n.W. _ BROOKLAND, NEAR 12th AND LAWRENC] beautiful lot, 50x150, with shrubs, flowers. together with 7-room frame houge, not-water heat and electric light; reduced price; easy and immediate possession. INC.. 1107 Eve st. n.W. FORCED TO SELL_-CHEAP. BY OWNER EXTRAORDINARY PAYMENT PLAN. Bungalow, 305 Ethan Allen ave. Takoma | Park, Md., consisting of 5 large rooms. bath and inclosed porch. Hot-air heat. garage, all in new-house condition Spacious lot. 50x150. Paved street snd sidewalk electricity, sewer and water. Monthly pay- ments. No taxes, interest, renewal charzes or any surprise obligations to meet. Terms | Price. $6.500, $500 cash, gmerihly. of sale. $55 8. J. MONK, 931 New York Washington, D. C. Fr. 6900. _ 22 DIRECT FROM OWNER. SAVE COMMISSION FEE. An attractive_six-room house at 512 Park Lane, Battery Park = Bradiey 221-J. CHE 7Y CHASE—LELA} D. NEAR ~ROCK | Gas, | ESPATE. SALE—HOUSES. “Rent Money Buys This Home. Every month you rent you are just throwing that money away for it will be more than enough to meet the monthly payments on this - tive home which in & ver: time can be your own. one of the most desirab! of the northeast. within two squares of the big Sears-Roebuck development which is increasing values rapidi this neighborbood—and you will have a very nrofitable invesiment. ! 1918 L. ST. N. Colonial brick, two-bedroom home. with tile Dbath. hardwood floors: completely _equipped kitchen. eco- nomical heating plant: big colonial front porch and large lawn $40 A Month. VERY SMALL CASH PAYMENT. Open for inspection. Take District line car leaving 15th and N. Y. ave., | riding to isth and H sts. n.e. welk iwo squares north or transfer to bus. HARRY A. KITE, INC, __1019 15th ST. N.W. MAIN 4846, DIRECT FROM BUILDER. A NEW 7-ROOM _SEMI-DETACHED HOME. $100 CASH—$59.50 MONTH. Absolutely the finest semi-detached home and best location in mortheast Washingion, and complete with fireplace. hardwood floors, breakfast and sleeping porches. bath with shower, fine kitchen with built-in ator, big, deep 145-foot lot and fine INEPECT IT_TODAY. 1909 Otis St. N.E. 5 Blocks North of R.'I Ave. y U BM Open Dall i A MODEL HOME. On a wide avenue framed by two Gov- ernment parks is a pretty brick home of colonial _architecture, 6 ‘wonderful. large rooms, artistic two-colored bath (green and buff). ‘one-piece sink (buff), Kelvinator elec- tric refriverator, elaborate kitchen. beauti- ful parquet ficors. tich hardwood trim throughout, wonderful hardwood ciosets and brick front porch, breakfast and sleeping rch 10 feet deep by full width of house. eal open fireplace and built-in garage. This is without a doubt the finest home in northwest Washington. Wil consider rea- | sonable _terms. PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 P.M. CAFRITZ, M_ 9080 TWORTH. 4728 9th ST. N.W. This destrable corner brick home, consist- Ing of 7 rooms, bath, h.-w.., elec.. built-in garage; front. back sléeping porches terms to suit purchaser. Inspect today Evenings, Col. 5488. C. M. PLUNK | _1010 Eye Bt. NW. . RARE OPPORTUNITY. No Cash Down. Original selling price, $9.750. _Property can now be bought for $6.950. Which is far below what was loaned on_property SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Beautiful {wo-story terra cotta stucco cot- tage, 6 rooms, sun parlor, tile bath, hard- wood floors, ges. etc. garage: 13 Wilson ave.. Colmar Manor, Md.. which is 100 feet from R. I ave. on Bladensburg rd.. one mile from Disirict Line, ranked as gne of the prettiest homes in that vicinity. Phone Main 10098, DR. A. HENRY. INC., 1016 Eve st. n.w. between 9:30 and 5 oni Smiseliage: oot 13th St. N.W. Near Kennedy. 7 rooms, bath (4 bedrooms), porches. deep vard. Rarage: price low. terms arranged. WAPLE & JAMES, INC., 1226 14th St N.W. North 962, _ DETACHED BRICK HOME. 8 rooms, 2 baths. garage; Washington's finest_residential section NEAR_18th AND VARNUM STS. WORTHY OF INVESTIGATION. WAPLE & JAMES, INC.. 1226_14th St. N.W. North 962 1016 am. p.m.. Special Price & Terms. Reduced $1,250 for quick sale. Practically new é-room medern, detached home An“fi Deautiful location on a large lot; six fi rooms and inclosed side porch; modern throughout; extra iavatory and tollei on main Aoor. Garage, shrubbery and flowers. Let us show you this and several other very attractive homes in Chevy Chase sec- = 0%\ ((LACHLEN BANKING CORP'N. | Estate Dept. 0tk and e Main 432 COLORED—OP. 1252 COL. RD. N.W. A rare bargain in ome of these beautiful homes— 10 Tooms. L0 batis, am.i. garage: smail cash and terms less than remt. In- spect today, of call Pot. 4491 for further in- formation. ____ T 1110. 8&th N.W.—1st COM. brick, one block .250—9-room_and b., good condition; from Librery: elec. It Toom for garage. $750 cash. 400 BLOCK N. J. AVE. S.E. emi-detached. ~ 7-room and b. -w.h. and elec. Its: double back large yard: all large rooms: one block 3 House Office Blde. 3750 cash " L. P. STEELE, Clev. 2731 a PECIAL—COLO: 937 O BT, N.W. | rooms, bath, ges, latrobe heat and room , "$6/000; terms to suit the Pur- 5 . 1st & N. CAPITOL. ocs. sargse IR 12tk & 14t ml:‘&s.h" a.h., bath, gas and room for e, $8.500. ' isth ST. BET. T & YOU, w‘rqn.-s. bath, §as, b.-a.h. and room for sersy: HEOS eT. BET. 19tn & 14tn. T gooms Bowh, bath, elec. and garage; o R ST. BET. 13th & 14th, 10 zoomg, bativ, . h, elec. and room for VA’ eal_bargain. i 1957 4th ST. 7 rooms and batn. gas. lairobe heat: large o OLUMALY RD. BET. 11th & 12th 2 blll;:. lg;“t' $3,000; ment: make offer. 2;;0' ONTARIO ROAD. 7 yooms, h‘";ee‘&na hm-u‘r (’1'0‘& front 'Dack porehes and garage: §7,000. '"f';, Jon Dave any houses for rent st them th me. r’x have other houses priced from $3,000 up, hi t section of the city. ouses to rent from 330 &b, See me for jetnancing your homes ce open from SPRENT. F. FLETCHER, BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME. T T R A e Borh payment and at reduced price SMITH. Bu ‘Shepherd G. NEAR CENTRAL HIGH. Home—Investment. 9 Rooms, 2 Baths. $11,500. An_opportunity to_acquire—at an unusual price, & spiendidly appointed home i1 Columbia Helghts, near 14th st. that can be made 10 practically Cairy fiself on income {rom rooms or apis. in addition to owner's upt. fine 1arge ‘rooms, two water beat, instantaneous E Sleciricity ‘and the entire house Seather-stripped and newly papered and paited. Excellent terms. H. . RUST COMPANY, 1001 15th St. N.W. Main 8100. TWO-FAMILY APARTM (A Semi-Detached Brick. Three Squares From Lincoln Park. $6,800. A splendid buy: modern brick, two- family house having two four-room and bath apartments, both Tented. hot-water heai: in exce condition throughout. = One squsre from graded school. Close 1o stores. Convenlent to two car lines H. L. RUST ( COMPANY, 1001 15th St. N.W. Main 8100. GEORGE’ Z Most reasoneble property Large residence and lot havi r 16.000 ¢, fect. boxwood and shrubbery Price, g Clifton St. N.W, Near Central High School and Meridien Park. Brick home tile = 325 n perfect condi 150 fect Geep o wide aliey 00 HERMAN E. GASCH RIFICE. $50.00 Mo 910 Jackson st m . Brookiang. New ' brick. 6 room e Paced: “harduood " ficors, the bath. h-w sutomatic storage heater, large yard. $6.950 e “ANOTHER SACRIFICE 1. ave. Nearly new oom for warage. t 1 sell for $5.200 it you NOTHER SACRIFICE" Naval officer, leaving, will sell nea prick home in Brookland $1.000 Give purchaser furni You have 31,500 i Open today, 2 10 6 sempje sman house V. THACKER, 2703 12th 8t N E. Brookland GEORGETOWN 1912 33rd . nw.—A 2-story pressed g. 8 rooms. bath. hot-wate Colonial = porch. cellar 350 Terms can be arranged IRVING WOOD. Wisconsin_Ave. NW. . Pot 2387 No. 124 o REALTOR. By Owner, Chevy Chase, D. C. Beautiful home on beautiful street. Few steps west Conn. ~ave.. splendid location nine rooms. thrée baths. sleeping porch, every modern convenience: many eatures: southern and eastern OX- ‘Derfect. condition; ' ttractively Dlanted 1of. Bargain ai $12,800, terms: Sost $16.000, Cail Nat. 3046, br. 2. from 5°%0 "4:30 on week days, or Cleve. 1962 after 5:30 a Sunday o CHEVY CHASE, D. C Charming brick bungalow of English cot- tage desien, five rooms. two bedrooms, tiled 5 With shower: built-in garage: a home the person Who can Appreciate the For ‘appointment 1o inspect ov Cieve. 3834. 2 NEW, SEMI-DETACHED. 8 Large Rooms and Pantry 2524 PENNA. AVE. SE. L This beautiful home. 20" feet wide 25x120). containing hardwood floors t out, built-in tub, shower. inclosed breakfast and sleeping porches, ironing board. 3-car Carage: paved sireets and other features. If Vou are interested in buying a real home at 2 price that will surprise you, inspect this Home' immediately. nd floor can be arranced for an apart- t. ment: ; PREEMAN. Owner and Builder. J Atigntic_1236. or_See Your Broker. posure: for unusuai. o COLORED. NEW BRICK HOMES. NORTHWEST. 389753975 cash. 275 per month. GO SEE 757 MORTON ST. N.W. 1 square south of Park road. EXTRA LARGE ROOMS. Beautiful Colonial front porch. Reception hail, 6 big rooms Modern bath: ‘hot-water heat, Automatic hot-water heate: Artistic_electric fixures. immense double rear porches. Cellar under entire house. Laundry tubs. coal bin. Bie eas range. kitchen cabinet. Closets in every room Very decp yard: one-car garage. OPEN SUNDAY, 3 TO 6. WARWICK MONTGOMERY, . 3 £ SURE TO INSPE 4601 16th STREET N.W. OPEN ivening This Week. i 113 FIRST ST. N.E. FACING U. S. CAPITOL. Suitable for & Senator or Repre- sentative or some one to whom the constant presence of the most beauti- ful and inspiring building in _the United Btates is & constant jos. Con tains 12 rooms. 2 bat ot-water heat and electricity Price and terms on request. .. T. GRAVATTE, 927 15th St. Exclusive Agt. Main 753 Evening Phone Georgfa 2900 | 7 A REAL BARGAIN. ' $2.000 cash will buy entire 2nd trust which was originally $3.350, leaving only $4.000 Ist trust. at 67 . amounting to $20 per mo. 8ix-room brick house, like new, a.m.i.: buflt-in _garage; fine northeast ~section. Decatur 3946-W. AR OWNER WILL SACRIFICE. $6,950—$100 Cash; $49.50 Mo. ami 8ix-room brick house, like ne | bullt-ingarage. * screeried. breakfist and | sleeping porches. 225 . 3% squares north : convenient to bu: FOR PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST. | A well built and beautifully situated brick house, suitable for residence and offi on | 8% fhat' wii be ncreasingly valuabie. 2558 WISCONSIN AV . L ave d_cars 3 Hes six rooms and bath. solarium, sieep: {ing "porch and open front porch. ' There are two Jots, making # lawn" and Farden. Price $14.000 Open_Sunday { J. LEO KOLB 923 N. Y. Ave. NV 1237 W SUMMER HOMES. fine . | KEAR ANNAPOLIS, FOR RENT, SUMMER home. 7 minutes from Annapolis surrounded o e O rater o1 convenjencos: 1 pletely furnished. For particulats ad 204, Annapolis, Md., or phone An- 0. SALE OR RENT—HOU s BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME ON SHER- man_Circle. No. 29; most attractive terms. Bee Bunday or Monday s 7.ROOM BUNGALOW. ING “PORCH. ve grounds, shade, awnings; delightful lo- Ton" 3609 Military rd. ANTED—TO BUY HOU g ALL FOR ¢ OR ¢ ROOM sonab priced, white or col- tely: state price and location r‘i‘.l"a Box 363-R. Star offi: kLS CABH_FOR YOUR HOUSE. up to $6.000: must be by Address Box 421-R WILL PAY AL frame. HERN lncation §7.500. 'Address Box 382-R, Star office BY LOCAL BUSINESS MAN—MODERN. DE- | tached home, near 16th st or Con | ave. 7 to 8 ‘rooms. 2 baths. | etc. Below 520000 " All cas trust 1l detalls as to location, ss Box 381-R, Star office HC - | Bolwell. terrace | THE SUNDAY WANTED TO BUY HOUSES. (Continued.) TNVESTMENT PROPERTY: SBTATE LOCA- tlon_and lowest casn Drice. Address BOX 114-8. Star of bl R WOODRIDGE, A LOT price and location. " Address OOM D. C. HOUSE, STRICTLY residential, in exchange for m elear etnched House Takoma; Will pay difference ood brick houses. detached 1 %na_ 38000 xchange for cof 3 and Sear ar with ene trust. R. D. LILL Takoma Park. Shepherd 3093. ) 2 GOOD CLOSED CAR TO TRADE | equiy_in n.w. | ~ SEMI-DETACHED. TR- . o b 316,000 sgod DETACH! H able n.w. section: not exceeding cash payment: give price and details Gross 'Box 63-8. Star office. __________ DETACHED HOUSE WANTED — 3 —BED. rooms. . Give price. terms, location,”descrip- | tion. ~ Address Box 31-S. Star office. 28° | Wanted, for cash, several houses, | stores and apartments, any condition, white | or colored: ‘aiso have many clients to pur- chase homes on payments. SHOWALTER REALTY CO., 1103 Vt. Ave. Main 4122: Eves. Pot. 4491. “SUMMER _COTTAGES. COTTAGE AT ATLANTIC CIT¥, N Ji cauare from beach: best resiricted locatio every convenience: 2-car reagonable. MRS. GEORGE C. SHAFFER, 1429 34th st n.w. Phone Cleveiand 648 | NORTH BEACH. MD__8-ROOM COTTAGE | for sale; completely furnished: all modern improvements. Apply 337 R. 1. ave. n.W.| YOU CAN BE THE HAPPY OWNER OF | Pleasant View, an out-of-the-ordinary cot- tage on the west side of Marviand Helghts, dotted with flowering shrubs. vines and perennials looking beautiful historical Harpers Ferry. also Potomac and Shenan- doah Rivers; North Mountain in plain view 90 miles away. Low price, easy terms. HA] RIS. Harpers Ferry. W. Va. _ i FURNISHED COTTAGE—IDEAL R SMALL family or group of men who must spend Summer in Washington. Four rooms, large screened veranca, accommodates siX, open firepluce, running water. electricity ‘(free). Situated on wooded hillside above large Creek (fishing). on paved highway, five miles from Di* ct line. Use of private Fwimming, pool, feuuis court, small " golf course. Immediate occupancy. §100 per month. Write or pl for inspection, R. s M. 28° | THREE GENERATIONS OF | WASHINGTONIANS Have Summered at Arundel on the bav: | electric lights. hard road: wonderful sand | beach: coftages, $2,000 up; lots. 3400 up; ;SP ernl cottages to rent. | | GEORGE W, LINKINS, | H 4 i A | | i burg, Md., nine miles on State road to Mo terey: 10 miles from Catoctin Manor. All modern improvements, hot-water heat, elec- tricity, hardwood floors. two baths, four porches. garage, chicken house with run: two acres land: $10.000. Charles G. Hof mitebure. Md.________ [ TO FREDERICK. MARYI acres, improved by exceptionally well built house of 16 rooms, baths. heat- ing plant. etc. garage for ’several cars; abundance of shade and shrubbery: espe- cially adapted for tourists' imn: priced at most attractive figures. POTTS & GRIF- FIN. Frederick. Md. man. FOR_RENT. Long Island. N. Y. north shore, in at- tractive, exclusive _village on Manhasset Bay, 33 minutes to Pennsylvania Btatio bathing beach privileges: conveninetly ar- ranged; small 7-room house, with sleeping porch; 1-car rarage: vard for children: for fent furnished July ‘and August, $750 in advance: extra 5125 per month for June and September: Teferences exchanged. = Address Room_2004. 2_Park New_York . Gentleman’s Country Home On the Rappahapnock River, Va. In the heart of Colonial Virginia, near 'the spot where 'George Washington's mother Was born: 1 mile from St. Mary's White Chapel (bullt in 1689 and still in-ugse): 75 miles from Richmond at steamboat hndlnr. Un- surpassed view; 1400 feet of shore line un salt tide water. 325 acres. ik _house built new in 1927. Hot-water heat, electric light plant, Frigidaire: garage and other outbyild- ings ' Floving artesian well. Title clear. Price, §25.000. s Dr. L. Gibbons Smart, Monaskon, Va OFFICIAL NOTICES. 4 ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT of Columbia, Washington.—April 19, 1929. —In accoraance with the provisions of Sec tion 3 of an Act of Congress, approved March 1, 1830 (Public No. 153, 68th Cor ress, entitled “An Act to rel eight, area and use of bullding: District of Columbia and to create tice is hereby given that a publi will be held in the Board Room of the Di trict Building beginning at 10:00 A.M.. May 1. 1929, for tHe purpose of .considering the foliowing_proposed changes' in the Zoning Regulations, and the boundaries of the use height and a.es districts. to wit: 1, CHANG FROM RESIDENTIAL, C , AREA FIRST COMMERCIAL. 90, O AREA: Lots 4. 23, 61. 16-20 incl., 800, ‘59 and 60, bein the east side of 20th’ street, between R ani 8 Bireets, N.W. 2. CHANGE FROM BEC- OND_COMMERCIAL. 90, D AREA TO IN- DUSTRIAL, 90', D AREA: Square 661, entire, bounded by R and S, Haif and Pirst Streets, S8W. 3. CHANGE FROM FIRST COMM CIAL, 60, C AREA TO FIRST COM! CIAL. 80 C AREA: Lots 1 and 800, squsi 782, being_the corner of Massachuseits Ave., 4th’ end C Btreets, NE. 4 CHANGE FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL, 60, C AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. 60’ D AREA: Lots 161, 162, 163, 817 and 141, square 859, known as 647-659 H Street N. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 60 EA_TO FIRST COMMERCIAL, 60, C AREA: Lot 62, sauare 809, being the northesst cotner 4th and G Streets, N.E. 6. CHANGE PROM RESIDEN- TIAL. 60, 9 AREA TO RESIDENTIAL 90, C AREA: ‘The parts of lots 817, 823 and 825, square 2624, that lie more than 100 feet north of Oak Street and front 16th Btreet. known as 3620 16th Street. N.W. 1. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL, 60, B AREA TO | FIRST COMMERCIAL. 90°, C AREA: Rear parts of 1ots 54 and 804, square 2688, being west of 14th Street on both sides of Park- %o00d Place, N-W. 8. CHANGE FROM RESI- DENTIAL. ‘60, B RESTRICTED AREA TO RESIDENTIAL, 60’ C AREA: Lot 820. square 2609, known as 1612 Monroe Street, N.W. 9 _CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 0. B RESTRICTED AREA TO FIRST COMMER- | CIAL."40. C AREA: 8o much of lot 827, square 2704, as is_now _zoned Residential. being_the rear of Park Theatre, located on 14th Street, nd Critten- | den Streets, N.W. 10. CHANGE FROM RES- | IDENTIAL. 40, A SEMI-RESTRICTED AREA TQ RESIDENTIAL, 40, B RESTRICTED AREA: Lots fecing Quintana Place, ‘both sides of the sirect. between Sth and 7th Streets, N.W = 11, CHANGE FROM RESI- DENTIAL. 60, A AREA TO RESIDENTIAL, 40 A RESTRICTED AREA: The atrip of Re: 60, A AREA on_both sides of Massachusetts Avenue. {rom Macomb Btreet to the District Line (Western Avenue), N.W. 12 CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL, 40, C AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL.' 60' C | AREA: Part of lots 6 and 803, square 1734, fronting on the southwest corner of Daven port and 4lst Streets. .13, CHANGE FROM_FIRST COMMERCIAL, 40°. C AREA TO_RESIDENTIAL, 40’ A " RESTRICTED AREA: The First Commerelal strip on_both sides of 18th Btreet, between Otis Street and Bunker Hill Road, N.E. _14. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40’. A RESTRICTED AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL, 60, C AREA: Parcel 156/186, fronting Mills Ave- | nue, about 100 feet south of Rhode Island Avenue. N.E. 18 CHANGE PROM SECOND COMMERCIAL, 40’ D AREA TO RESIDEN- TIAL, 40, B AREA: Lots 101-126 incl, 800 and ‘802, ‘square 6604, and lots 1-46 incl, saquare 8508, ceing on R Street. between 14th and 16th Streets, 8E. 16. CHANGE FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL. 40", C AREA TO RES- IDENTIAL, 40°, A AREA: First Commercial strips on both 'sides of Sheridsn Road, S.E. s follows: South and west of Sheridan Road from lot 942, square 5888 to Jasper Road gast and norih sides of Sheridan Road from lot 861, square 5872 to 15th Place, all in- clusive. "Add to Section III of the Zoning ragraphs, as follows olice stations, and ‘Public playgrounds, and swimmin it On 'L BOOEHERTY. TALTAFERRO, DAVID LYNN, ( B8 GRANT 3rd: Zomie Comumission of the | District_of Columbia Ap19-10t. _MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. [MOVING A STORAGE|| || KRIEGS}~ XPRES! & STORAGE CO., INC. 616 EYE ST. N.W. + MAIN 2010 Fidelity Storage Company 1420 You Street Btorage, furniture, merchandise, automo- | biles. City and ‘Onl distance moving. | Mothproo! storage, silver vauits, rug clean- ins. 515 roh experience, | Money advance 5 [ iness man or bank Estimates free. | DONT WORRY ON MOVING DAY!1!! SPECIAL RATES ON LOCAL D LONG DISTANCE MOVING NATIONAL S PHONE MAIN 1460 -1 & PADDED VANS [ LONG-DISTANCE { MOVING Loads or part loads to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Dosten, Norfolk, Pittsburgh and points en route. Sinee 1896 |0y addressed to “the people at large” | Borab, | cottase, vienity of Potomac ‘gfibllc hif | Box 3 STAR, WASHINGTOX. ALABAMA WOMEN WILL FIGHT HEFLIN Plans for Campaign Over| State to Defeat Him ‘ Are Formulated. By the Assoclated Press. BIRMINGHAM., Ala., April 27— Plans for an active campaign in the State to bring about the defeat of| United States Senator J. Thomas Heflin in the 1930 election, are being formu- lated at headquarters here of the Ala bama Woman's League for White Su. premacy, Mrs. Mabel Jones West, the league president, announced yesterday in making public a resolution of apol- i i for Heflin's campaign against the Cath- olic Church. The resolution adopted by the execu- | tive board of the league “deplores his | (Heflin’s) foolish and fanatical assaults | upon those of our fellow citizens who | are members of the Catholic Church.” | | The resolution continued that “the lack of patriotism and dark designs upon the liberties of the country, which seem to be attributed to Catholics by the Senator, and which apparently fill him | with fear and dismay, are not shared by the majority of the people of Ala- bama. We repudiate Senator Heflin as our representative in any sense.” Claims 30,000 Membership. Mrs. West, who claims a membership of over 30,000 for the league, declared the resolution is being circulated with to be sent Senator Willlam E. requesting that it be read on the Senate floor. She said the campaign under way against Senator Heflin will be carried into the most remote hamlet in the State. She declined to ldenllf.‘v" the “strong men” under consideration | as potential opponents of Senator Heflin | in the election. | Opening with a bitter denunciation | of Senator Heflin for “fomenting re-| ligious intolerance and sowing the seeds of hatred and dissension among our people,” the executive board’s resolu- tion asserts that the senlor Senator | “has reflected discredit upon the State | of Alabama.” | Flag Tssue Called Absurd. “In particular,” the resolution d clared, “we regard Senator Heflin's ex citement over the long standing custom of flying the pennant of the cross at the masthead of naval vessels during the holding of divine services on such vessels as the most ridiculous of the many silly bugaboos which he has con-| jured up and that we are humiliated that any representative of our State | could raise an issue so absurd * * *” Referring to the Massachusetts beer bottle throwing incident after Senator Heflin had addressed a Klan meeting, the resolution declared: “We resent Senator Heflin's attempt to have the United States Senate as a body ally itself with the campaign which the Senator is carrying on against the | Catholic people of the United States. “We apologize to the Senate and to the people at large that any repre- | sentative of Alabama has exhibited him- | self in such a light OLD COLONY LIFE T0 CLEAR POLICIES Holders Will Be Given Full Snm‘ and Stock Owners May Get Par, Counsel Announces, By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 27.—Counsel for the Old Colony Life Insurance Co., against | which a liquidation suit was instituted yesterday, has announced that the 35,- 000 policy holders will be paid in full and that stockholders will be given a fair payment, possibly par. The petition, introduced in Circult Court by Attorney General Carlstrom and Leo H. Lowe, State director of trade and commerce, reported assets| of $4,200,000 and liabilities of more | than $4,500,000. The difference was | sald to have been uncovered in an ex- | amination of the company’s records | March 1. Lowe said he ordered the company on ‘.'Ad)m 4 to make up the deficit by April 21 and this had not | been done. | The Old Colony Life is a $4,000,000 firm with policies having a face value | of $36,000,000 in force. Frozen assets| were blamed for the company's finan- | cial condition by its attorney. The firm was interested heavily in Florida real | cstate and Chicago building projects. Mrs. Shircliffe Wins Tilt. CUMBERLAND, Md., April 27.—The attachment suit of Mrs. Mary L. Shir- cliffe, winner of the popularity contest at the Veterans of Forelgn Wars' circus here last week, was dismissed when she appeared in People’s Court and ac- cepted $125, the amount originally of- fered by W. F. Carrington, promoter of the show. Mrs. Shircliffe paid the costs and had $101 left. She withdrew the attachment suit and the case did not go to trial after her witnesses appeared fo | testify. She was represented by former gmge William C. Walsh and David W. oan. | I ————— 1 Nearly $50,000,000 worth of sugar was shipped from the Philippines in 1928. = = St ~ SUMMER CAMPS. WANT TO RENT A SBUMMER CAMP OR iver and near ve particulars. = Address hway; ar_office Camp Matoaka For Girl An ideal camp on Chesapeake Bay. 60 miles from Washington. Open July 1.~ Horseback, swimming, rifie, archery, dramatics, dancing, tennis, hiking, nature lore. Trained coun- clfors. Address MRS, J H. ALBURTIS, 29 Wi Irving st., Chevy Chase, Md. STEAMSHIPS. A stop at Honolulu, Then on to Japan 7..China... the Philippines, where every- thing is new, sirange, and intriguing, Island shrines in cypress forests. .. ancient Shinto temples. .. alluring bazaars, Every comfort on 22,000 ton N.Y.K. liners. Charming Japanese service. Finest Eu- ropean cuisine. Every other Wednesday from SAN FRANCISCO, $230 up, Frequent sailings from LOS ANGELES, $240 up. Also formightly from SEATTLE, $195 up. TOURS—ROUND.THE-WORLD. and AROUND-THE-PACIFIC, at low Inclu- sive Rates, Write for Sailing Sehedules end Literature to Dept. A NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA NEW YORK. 10 fridge Swast BAN FRANCISCO. 651 Market Ftreat GHIGAGO. 100 W. Monros Btrast DAVIDSON TRANSFER & RAGE CO. 1117 H 8t. N.W. Main 0220 te 9230 N-G-I D. C, APRIL 28, 1929—PART 6. HOLAND AMERICA STEAMSHIPS. _ SOUTH AMERICA NDAMERIC, | Travel by a Famous Service TO ENGLAND—FRANCE HOLLAND—GERMANY AND ALL PARTS OF EUROPE VIA Plymouth, Boulogne S/Mer. Rotterdam Ryndam (Cabin Steamer) M: Rotterdam, May 11. New Amsterd: 'All_steamers sail 12:05 a.m. S tion Friday eve. after 8 p 24 State St. New York, or Local Agents American Legion Pan America Southern Cross ~ Western World Send for South American travel sug- gestions and illustrated booklet. MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINES 6 WALL STREET - NEW YORK ~CONTINENT Where sunny days and silvery nights bathe the decks Regular Sailings Direct to Italy Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa ROMA .....May 18, June 22, July 27 AUGUSTUS .. sune 1, July 6, Aug. 17 Most conventent and direct route to Seville | and Barcelona Exhibitions. | Sitmar De Luxe Conmecting Line to Alex- andria. Jerusalem. ustantinople ~ and Athens ¥ Exclusive of Hotel and Meals en shore Por illustrated bookleis, and information apply Liberal stop-over privileges xcnu. A;:—.rlu fl‘"‘" """"‘v'.u" Dacich, German vieas sbiained graths . 27 Whitehall 8¢., New York, N. T. Famous Service and Cuisine Cabim and Touriat Third Cabla Liners Visit these Four Countries oCALIFORNIA HAVANA and PANAMA CANAL SHRINERS! Sail on the NEW Virginia or California (largest American- ELKS! built steamers), or popular S. S. Mongulin. Through the Ask about combi- Panama CanaltoSan Die; 0 (Coronado Beach), Los Angeles, mationwater-and. San Francisco. REDUCED SUMMER RATES — Round il tours to the tring_ One Way Water, Oue Way Rail; steamer either way; choice of rail routes. Panama facific line INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY For, fall_information address R. M. Hicks Mgr., 'R N W o thorized steamship or rallr OUTH AMERIC PANAMA-PERU COLOMBIA CHILE-BOLIVIA PANAMA-ECUADOR /THE fastest and most luurious service | EGULAR sailings to Bueaaventura to the West Coast of South America, (8 days) and Guayaquil (12 days) by direct or via Havana. New motorships | splendid new motorships Santa Ines and Santa Maria end Santa Barbara and | Senta Rita. Also Santa Cecelia and Senta popular steamers Santa Teresa and Santa | Crus via Puerto Colombia and Cartagena. Elisa offer supreme comforts. i FREQUENT SAILINGS SAILINGS EVERY 2 WEEKS 8.8.8enta Crus. May 11 M.S, Santa Rita vero June 1 . 9 H:; 23 v June 15 fome 8 Ll Jaly 4 .Aug.3 Unexcelled service and cuisine afloat, and exceptional facilities ashore ‘through an organization f some 75 years ago. 18-Day to 3-Month Tours, to and around South America GRACE LINE > Or Authorized Agents NINE DAYS? Have you 9 days to spare for a rejuvenating cruise? then “ come aboard” Sailing each Tuesday; new ship; down the coast in the spring sun and salt air, to the flowers and foreign at- mosphere of St. Augustine. Only $80,hotel included. Other popular priced trips include Miami, Palm Beach, Daytona Beach, St. Peters- burg, Havana. Special low fare to Boston. Folder. For llustrated folder. complete information, and reservations apply MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS. CO. Trave: Bureau, 1338 H St. N W Man 4612 ‘Washington CAN YOU SPARE. ] on the S.S. RELIANCE Do you think of the Northern Regions as abarren waste? Then what a surprise is in store for you when the S. S. RELIANCE pushes her nose into Arctic waters and opens up for you a wonder book of towering mountains and v dant valleys, nestling hamlets and plunging cataracts. At Spitzbergen, almost within the very sight of the great Ice Barrier, you will see stormy petrels,~great colonies of them—geese, snipe or eider duck. Ashore on these rugged coasts, you will pluck polar willows, brilliant mo: es, perhaps taste ““famine bread”’— life-saver of the Arctic—growing in the very shadow of some vast glacier. To experience all this and still to be surrounded by every luxury oftheS.S. RELIANCE, is indeed a triumph of mod- ern adventuring. The RELIANCE sails on June 29th from New York. Seven short eruises—from 16 to 26 days—will be made from Hamburg by the “’Resolute’’, “’Oceana’’ and ""Orinoco’’. P L gl HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE Serd for descriptive literature 39 Broadway, New York or Local Tourist Agents ——-—W STEAMSHIP ______STEAMsmS. i RWEGIA | SNAMERICA LINE WAY connections ¢ oy ¢ | O ! 15 DAYS TO N Via the -.‘fll guu wit! 1 S on _Denmark '1!! in - BERGENSI ‘ M STAVANGERFJORD . Ji Fcel. Accom. ~ TUStrat Fassenger Office. 32 Whi Begin Your European Tous in WEDEN ‘The Land of Sualit Nights Where travclers are coosidered gucus New York direct to Gothenburg The Gateway 10 n—N ALL*EXPENSE SPRING TOURS to BERM 3 Days—*76 up 6 Days—+83 up Including Ship and Hotel Accommodations. by gl 8§-9-12-13-14 135 Day Tours Why wait for summer? Enjoy all vacation pleas~ ures nowin Bermuds. Plus two marvelous days eof Transatlantic lusury each ‘way ona famous “Furness” liner! Whether your stay in Bermuda is long or short, the facilities of the St. George Hotel assure the utmost comfort as well as all sports and secial activities. 200 motorship “Bermuds” sad the fomous “Fu. Victoria®. FURNESS Bermuda Line 34 Whiteluail St (shore Broaday 45 FIkR Ave. Now Todk o any agems Travel in the aew de luze three-class motor line:s Kungsholm 33 3" A Gripsholm l‘i k; Also Cabin Liner SWEDISH o nicaress Local Agents SPRING TRIPS To Eastern Virginia Old Point Comfort Chamberlin-Vanderbilt Hotel Virginia Beach Cavalier Hotel The Ideal Season At Theso Popular Resorts Never Toa Hot or Too Cold Delightful for Outdoor Sperts Special Week-End Tickets, Includ- | ing Statercom and Hotel Accommodations ? st. Nw. || New York-Boston By Sea City Ticket Office Woodward Bldg., 731 15th Norfolk & Washington | 1 e @. The*“Northern Prince," firstof the Four Princes, sails for South Americaon May 11th, inaugurating a greater travel era. The*‘Eastern Prince”, “ South- ern Prince” and “ Western Prince”’ follow shortly, settingin full swing the regular fortnightly service between New York and Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Exceeding 500 fect inlength and 17,300 tons displacement, with twin Diesel motors, the Four Princes are thelast thought in luxury and safety. @, Reservations are now available. Apply to authe orized tourist agents or address Furness Prince Line, Furness House, 34 Whitehall Street, (Where Broadway Begins) or 363 Fifth Ave.,New York City. FURNESS /Frince X ir ine Ses has been Continuous between New York and Brince Line Sei merica for Thirig- © fie years. Children love the LEVIATHAN Take them abroad when you sail from New York to Europe May 25 or June 12 THEY’RE happy as larks in their gem of a playroom, with dolls, soldiers, and fascinating games. There’s a dining service, too, in case you like to be re- lieved of this care during your meal hours. Coming sailings of American cabin ships: GEORGE WASHINGTON, May 22, June 19; AMERICA, May 29, June 26; PRESIDENT HARDING, Jume §, July 3. See your local agent, or United States Lines 1027 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Stoneleigh Court Bldg. Washington, D. C.,—Fhone Natiohal 7563