Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1929, Page 29

FOURTH STAR HONE 10 B OPEN TODA 1349 Iris Street Built by Breuninger & Sons. Another of the series of model homes #ponsored this year by The Star and the Operative Builders' Assoclation will be opened to the public today. ‘This is the Colonial brick dwelling at 1340 Iris street, Shepherd Park, the fourth of the series of 1920 Star model homes, which was built for the exhibi- tion by L. E. Breuninger & Sons from plans approved by The Star model Bhomes committee. ‘The public of Greater Washington is eordially invited to visit the house to- day or at any time during the ensuing month of its exhibition between the hours of 10 am. and 9 pm. ‘Way to Reach House. Th' house may be relched by driving out Sixteenth stree! avenue, half right into me nvemle to Morning- side drive, left into the drive to Iris street, then left or west to the house. 'I’he d'l!lln‘b may be reached also via the several busses operating on upper Sixteenth street and Alaska avenue. The opening of this house places four Star model homes before the pub- lic for study simultaneously. Others ax enx‘hlablflon in Kenwood, Md.: street below Q street in Foxhall. oo rematning “houses. of the series are to be opened on subsequent dates, All were built from plans nwroved Peasl chapter of the American ite of &mmucu; and Rufus L\uk, lemury of the Operative Bulld- Associatio Vhlhfl'l to l.ha Shej hzrd Park home will find a house ha the ap) simple dignity typical otimc ]:nt style, lnd comlorb. convenience and at- in its interior plan. The mfllctthedeckn also has been car- ried out in the mmuhlnl which was done for the demmum ‘period by W. B. Moses & Grounds Lanadscaped Carefully. The grounds have been carefully with a terraced lawn in and at the mr - formal len. The roof of the house is of slate, and there are shuttered wtndows a_white Colonial entrance and light b.ull!h‘ld!d porch at the left front corner to pro- vide mmn to the rich red tones of the brick wal ‘The truunent of the garage wing at h')g ‘The entrance by a blue mvel brary or guest bedroom. wlndmu on three sides, ast windows being fitted Itu.ng ultra-violet health Changing Educdtional Schemes. The whole curriculum of the Moham- medan school taught by the “Mullah” in the local Mosque revolves ummd t.hs Koran and the literature of type of education, 2 new of educal theological and more secular. il ezt o ‘Thousands of troops are being trained 8t the new military camp at ry p at Leyburn, FOURTH STAR MODEL HOME AWAITS VISITORS THE SUNDAY. STAR, Colonial dw-llln[ at 1349 TIris street, Shepherd r-n. which will be opened to the public at 10 o'clock this meorning. Part of formal garden in rear yard. 2 BAPTIST CHURCH UNITY 1 SOUGHT = | Southern Leader Makes Over- tures for Closer Harmony to Northern Group. By the Associated Press. DENVER; June 15.—In an efforf to bring two great church branches closer together, the Southern Baptists, through Dr. J. B. Lawrence, of Kansas City, made overtures to the Northern division of the denomination at today's session of the Northern Baptist Convention In presenting the greetings of the Southern group, Dr. Lawrence, who is State secretary of the Southern Bap- tists for Missouri, suggested the two conventions should meet during suc- o | cessive weeks in Washington, two years hence. MacDonald Compared to Lincoln. Ramsay MacDonald, British minister, was comj Llneoln in an dwm:Ahrflum said to Upper: Front view of house. Lower: eral secretary of the Baptist World Al- ll.lnca ‘Like Lincoln, MacDonald has'had to break ‘his birth's invidious bar’; like Lincoln, by sheer grit, without adventi- tious aid, he has ‘grappled with his evil star’, has ‘made by force his merit known’, and has eventually attained the loftiest position open to him in his own land,” said Dr. Rushbrooke. “Rely upon it, that in ail noble ad- venture for human well being, your Mr. Hoover will find a wurthy comrade in our Mr. MacDonald.” Rev. Rushbrooke nm that Baptists had been persecuted in Russia and that the Soviet government in the last few months had imposed severe restrictions upon the Baptist Church. Dr. Beaven May Be Elected. Rev. H. C. Wong, a native Chinese Christian, and Rev. John MacNefll of Toronto, brought greetings from Bap- tists of their countries. Dr. A. W. Beaven of Rochester, N. Y., president of Colgate University, was expected to be named president-of the Non‘_hm'n Baptist Assembly, a member of the nominating committee said today. Native American Iris Found. NEW YORK (#).—Discovery of a number of new varieties of native iris along the Gulf Coast is announced by Dr. John K. Bmall, head curator of the museums at the New York Bo- tanical Garden. The Southern iris is use is forecast to create a “whole new race of truly American iris KAHN on 7th St. Graduation and Wedding Gifts at SPECIAL PRICES [ cHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED | All Silverware Including 1847 Rogers and Community Plate At Reduced Prices 14-kt. Diamend Watches. Special price. Elgin or Waltham Wrist Watches : WILL s:I. BUY ‘8. lo l..m.ll Wateh o oll Fountain Pen $1.75 Vanity $1.50 Cigarette Lighter 135 CHOICE Elgin or Waltham Special, $10 5 S Man's or Ladies’ Wrist Wateh 14-kt, Solid Gold Earrings 14-kt. Solid Gold Link Buttens hl t Dl nl Seart. Pins. u..a ot mrek JEWELERS ring worth $68. 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Smith in the Circuit Court for Arlington County at the Arlington County Courthouse and ask that an in- junction be granted against the Mount| gamaged Ida Citizens’ Corporation to stop the alleged unhealthy condition created in the northwest section of Potomac by the overflow of,the Mount Ida septic tank into an open ditch within the town lmits. Varney and State Senator Frank L. Ball of Clarendon, counsel for the Mount Ida organization, have taken their depositions and will submit them to-Judge Smith, who then will set a date for hearing the arguments. The matter has been a subject ‘of much controversy during the past few | Was years, but the request for the injunc- tion will mark the first legal step in the case. Several months back the Potomac Town Council offered to permit the Mount Ida body to use Potomac's right- of-way to Four Mile Run for the con. struction of a trunk-line sewer to elim- inate the condition caused by the tic tank overflow, but the citizens’ cpr- poration never took any definite action on the offer. It was then that the council decided to press legal action in an effort to halt the alleged nuisance. Only a few months ago Town Coun- motor carav: JUNE 16, 1929—PART 1. reifined ithe ww?&m ST Sy mmmemm l:-e m onrnow near his home was FRUIT LOSS HEAVY THROUGH HAILSTORM Peach and ‘Apple Orchards in Hagerstown Section Are Badly Damaged. Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, , Md., June 15—A |of ) check today of fruit orchards surround- ing here indicates heavy damage to all varieties from the heavy fall of hail during last night’s storm. Two of the orchards where the fruit was badly last night had similar visita- tions last Summer, when the of apples and peaches were a total loss. ‘The peach orchard of David Reecher, near Smithsburg, all fruit was 1 salable ap] le last ‘year and may not have any this year. Communications were crippled most of the night, many lines being knocked om at Smlths\mrg‘m e heavy rainfall particularl on wheat, many flelds being flattened. English Art Smaller. Changed conditions in modern society are reflected in' smaller canvases of Erglish artists. At a recent exhibit at the Royal Academy in London small tures minated. It was e: - g‘acmch-tm;lmmhmu m%h smaller spacious age of Queen Victoria, when mansions were in voxue and that artists must consider the Hmited on walls as well as in and yachts. sy e et e in a startling S- ver Mohair Exceptionally Coversd in best woven velours, all loose teversible cushions three-tone and guaranteed struction. 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BENGAZI, Cirenaica, Italian North Africa, June 15—The principal rebel chieftains who have been under arms against the Italian troops in Cirenaica for many months, surrendered uncon- ditionally on June 13 to Lieut. Gov. or since 1923 and was one ledders, was among those who sufrendered. He sald he should not be considered & rebel be- cause his religion commanded him to El To “C” mhm ey pad 'm0 O, a8 e e ot 'rnm- mfl'endat sévetsl dis- astrous defeats: by lhlhn troops. ———— 500-TON STONE SHIPPED. —— Obelisk to Be Used as Memorial Column to Mussolini. MARINA DI CARRARA, Italy, June ' 15 (®).—A gigantic obelisk of carrara marble, weighing 500 tons, today:was safely loaded on a special barge which will carry it along the eoast to Rome % | for erection as “Mussolini Colymn.” Federal Secretary Oriandi headed the large crowd that watched: the workmen and machines draw t.he EBOTmOns’ “solid stone aboard. the ship; . Genuine Kryptok Invisible Bifocals (Far and Near Sold regularly at $15. 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