Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1930, Page 10

A—10 * THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THRD STARHONE | = e sowe o oo - WILL OPEN TODAY Model Resldence in Shel- bourne Section Is Smallest of 1930 Series. blic exhibition of the third of the es of model homes being sponsored this year by The Star in co-operation with the Operative Builders’ Association starts today. This is ln house of modest size and cost, with Eng- lish architectural lines predominating, built by Baer & Scholz, rom plans. by Robert O. Scholz which have been ap- roved by experts of The Star model Romes committee. It is located at 2004 M street northeast, in the Shelbourne section, adjoining ‘a forested area of the National Arboretum. This house will be open to the public daily from 9 am. tc § p.m. throughout the ensuing month. It has been fur- nished for the demonstration by the Hub Furniture Co. in & style in keep- ing with the needs and character of a dwelling of its size. Third Modd Home. The Star model homes program of this year thus enters its third major phase, the first two of the series of five exhlhluon dwellings previously having been thrown open to all interested in modern home planning, construction, equipment and decoration. A detached colonial brick dwelling erected at 6502 Maple avenue, in the forest section of Chevy Chase, Md, erected by Shannon .& Luchs, Inc,, lans by Arthur B. Heaton, the first orthe series, today enters its ‘third week of exhibition. The second of the series, an unusual English group house of three stories, erected at 1509 Forty-fourth street, in Foxall, adjoining Foundry Branch Valley, by Waverly Taylor, Inc., enters its second week of demonstration to- day. It was built from plans by Waverly Taylor in collaboration with Porter & Lockle. Hundreds already have inspected these dwellings and a steady stream of visitors are expected to attend the open- ing of the Shelbourne house. Smallest of Series. To reach this dwelling visitors may drive out H street to Bladensburg road northeast, left to M street, then right to the house, which is identified by The Star model homes sign. It is the cen- ter unit of a group of five. ‘This is the smallest and least ex- pensive of the series sponsored this year by The Star, which includes houses of a wide variety of cost, style and size. Because the planning of a row house of modest size is a dificult thing, when effort is made to achieve correct archi- tectural lines and to keep the construc- tion cost low, the builders and archi- tect made an especially careful study of the matter before plans were sub- mitted to the model homes committee. ‘The house contains six main rooms, 8 wide front porch of inviting char- lfler a t'o-cwry Tear porch. which is screened, a basement of full size and euhb—foot ullin‘ height. Talkie Picture Under Ban. expertly planned row NEW YORK, May 17 (#).—The Cori- | This anton Corporltlnn. formed to promote & | talking picture based on the story of the first whlta inhlb!"nfil of America as related in Book of Mormon, has ‘been mnpon.rfl enjoined from further dealings in its stock, the State Bureau of Securities announced todsy. Action has been taken to make the injunctions permanent. Marriage Licenses. Melville L. u!ll‘l 26, and Punm ©. Cuatt, 34; Rev. E. Hawthorn ”.nlnfl ll" E. Harty, "!nnrgln L. s:z LeRroy and Geneva Mundy, 7, itain, ot 37 Newsort E. Maitin ing) Gordon Columbus, Ohfo. and l:msmm! Alennd-r G Brociirn, N. ¥ 'lh.lla. 30, and Lens M. PFits- Alfred Jackson. ndkl..lll M. Trebble, loclk. leon g a1, both of A‘erd.en. "N C.i Rev. James 8. lltmuomerfi Faviey k. porman, s3 and Mamie . 35, ’x;.'?‘:h of Woodbridge, m Geore Caver 36 and Bernics mnum. 165 Rev: Eijab Coleman, Howstd E. Ficher, 6 this city, and D V.. Marcey, 13; Cherrydale, Vo Rev: reu 'r - Lynn, 36, Port Myer Va. and fillc. . Peters, 37 b e1y; ev. B, T. Beasley, 325, this city, 8},‘.‘ A Jones. B RalRawood, Vo AR rles ‘B. Fred K. " 1, and Lorene G. Kenyon, 18 B Jonh G, Ba Luther 'J. Hudsins, 22, and Hazel Heck- ner, 18; Judee Roberi £ 'Mattingly. George P. Dudiey, 39, elphia, Pa., Bl- art, ll this city; Rev. 1, d Alice V. 'y w5 Ti00th of Adsasch, M ev, ¥, & £ Ben Births Reported. The, Iellowine bisths have beert seported to ent during the last 24 Nicola and Carmela Caprio, bo villiam L. and Pl e M. Nailey, boy. R Aamermon, GirL and Floris xulr i’ Lockn B -na Marle A Bolduc, gl g.?n and Mary Conan, arick L. an Genevieve xnowlu. boy. fomes X, snd Mary Trotter, aret A lunfll. boy. Murray A. and Ma . and Ruth Hi lichcock, nd Rose Toxen, boy. Jesse s N and fls"n v'o‘t‘:n':y' 3. ohn 5’ snd Marie Beat - d Bessie Miiler, girl e Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to o ‘Health Depariment ‘during. the Inst 3¢ ou: Emeline 3 Emeline Thorne, 83, 5526 13th st. Ealph- shmn 3, Samuel Have Your Teeth Examined By Dr. Freiot Early attention may save you from pain and prevent ornnl: trouble. Dr. Frelot has treated thousands of cases -lcc-lully in his 27 years’ experience in Washington. He ecan do the same for you. FREE FXAMINATION ensuing month. English style row house, erected at 2004 M street northeast, in the Shel- bourne section, adjoining the $00-acre tract of the National Arboretum, by Baer & Scholts, which will be open daily fromi 9 am. to 9 p.m. through the SPECTACULAR FIRE READY FOR SCREEN Disastrous Blaze in Chicago Listed for Presentation by Evening Star Newsreel. ‘The most spectacular blaze that ever took place in Chicago, which last week destroyed a famous in elevator which was built by Philip D. Armour 32 years ago in his titanic battle with Joseph Leiter on the famous wheat corner and caused $750,000 damage, was caught at its height by The Evening Star Univer- sal newsreel cameraman and recorded for the screen, The picture is being shown today with other interesting evenr%]n ‘Warner's Metropolitan The- nur, ‘arner Bros. theaters and leading theaters in Maryland and Virginia. Tryouts of two-man cars are shown at the Indianapolis speedway, yhere preparations are being made for the eighteenth international 500-mile race. is the first time for years that.two men have ridden in racing cars on this speedway. Forty-six machines are en- tered for the great classic, but enly the 40 flswl& will be permitted to run. The cars will be chosen in elimination trials. Sea Scene Disclosed. A spectacular sight is disclosed in the sea off Atlantic City where the ~mew cruiser Salt Lake underwent its speed test. The cruiser attained its top speed of 325 miles an hour. While going at this speed it reversed its engines and steamed' directly backward at 22 knots an hour, a spray being thrown 50 feet high and completely washing the decks. Don't delay...place hot-water plant. . This Guaranteed American Radiator Co. HOT-WATER PLANT EASY PAYMENTS Complete for 6-Room House Finest Installation—Pay Monthly Out of Your Income AMERICAN HEATING ENGINEERING COMPANY Na. 8421 907 N. Y. Ave. Zstablished Before Prices ADVANCE immediate or later installation on a new .prices will increase n...get the benefit of this low price now. Phone Nat. 8421 For an Estimate Other interesting events include a Wild West show in Philadelphia, in which Ted Elder, the world cl pion trick rider, stood on the back of two herses and leaped over an automobile. Miss Estelle Germain danced on Babe, the elephant, while other performers undertook many thriliing feats. A Japanese professor demonstrated the Yawara method of defense by bat- tling unarmed, with a swordsman. He finally overpowered the .man with the weapon and wrested it from his grasp. Beautiful View at Seattle. A beautiful sight 1s shown at Seattle, | ‘Wash., where 5,000 children take part in a spectacular Spring meet. The Union Jack mingles with the Stars end Stripes in this unique drill, Interesting events from sbroad include the Arab chiefs saluting Doumergue of France at Algeria; an anclent game of foot ball played by Italians in' armor at Florence; & mnovel drill by school girls at Hanover, Germany, and the Cavalry maneuvers at Havana, Cuba. The Talking Reporter gives & vivid description of the interesting events in the reel, while music is furnished by the Victor Concert Orchestra, Rosario Bour- don conducting. BumsteadsWormSyrup ’loehlldrml.llld of merey.” Where e ntrhie Croits aia et r‘ of SANTONIN. it containe full dese. vr'by mafl, ‘500 ' botite 0 i A. Voorhees, M. D.. Philadelphis your order now for Established 33 Years Specials Monday and Tuesday Genuine Toric Glasses Far or Near Complete With First and best quality. $hell or Metal Frame $3 .50 Complete Outfit, With Case and Cleaner Included Genuine Toric KRYPTOK Invisible Bifocal Lenses Toric For delivery. Let us show you before buying. mWalnut 4-Piece Sult A truly beautiful bed room suite at an unusual price reduction! Formerly $169. Graceful bed, four-drawer chest, dresser and smart French vanity—built of handsome walnut veneers and other fine woods with large overlays of lovely Save greatly tomorrow at walnut! tomorrow at $129.00! An example the walnut veneers are arranged in a striking manner and combined with other select woods! . china cabinet, server, 5 dine: $1.00 Delivers Choice of Refrigerators Complete Stock of Wood and Metal Refrigerators —in All Styles to Show No. 1 Speci Top Lift. Ne. 2 Special Side Ieer.....co00eennns tor. Green nameled all over. Roruir 86230 vabue. Spocat 93475 $10.95 MAY 18, 1930—PART ONE. NEWLYWEDS! $10 Cash Delivers Choice of Outfits Just a few Examples of the Wonderful Values at Maxwell’s. A small Deposit reserves any article for future Our Motto—Values and Courtely to Every One. Rt T Elaborate 10-Piece Dining Suite! ‘This suite of massive splendor is an exceptional saving of skilled craftsmanship— Buffet, extension tab! and host chair ‘This is an outfit of values! leces in addition—all at and the other fine choice of spacious Dresser and dainty French vanity, *129 - e't *129 A double duty outfit. ‘Three-plece jacquard velour suite. Luxurious davenport (making a full size bed, completely concealed), wing chair and cnmlortnblc club chah' Genuine Mohair! 3-Piece Kroehler Loose-Cushion Bed-Davenport Suite A living room by day, a bed room at night. Reversible, spring-filled cushions, 3129 A Value! ‘You do not need to be a judge of fine furniture to know that this For the Bed Room is price! is an outstanding value! during a great store-wide sale like this, suite, built with sturdy hardwood frames, guaranteed spring comeruc- tion and upholstering of the finest quality. Al three pieces at . A value that !!:u could only expect to find is s a quality, hand-tailored Can Be Had in Blue, Taupe or Wine Complete 11-Pc. Sulte in Outfit:nee0e All four pieces of the suite are included of select woods in D! th Note the in- triguing style originality of solid paneled bed, five-drawer chest and walnut color, and paneled. Also a fine spring; & art-ticking; two pillows; full size; fancy p! ow to match. And a bed room chair with striking damask seatl A | 41-Piece Suite in Dining Outfit! Another special grouping—on sale Monday only at this un- usually low price! The well constructed suite is a design of most appealing simplicity and consists of imposing buffet, extension table, five diners and host chair with fashionable jlequlrd uphal- .sterl.n. and china cabinet. ‘woods in combination! There is a fine quality 26-piece set of silver plate, ald green console set of scalloped glass! See this oumc tomorrow—save excrptlonnly‘ Simmons Windsor Style Beds An out.m that will appeal to Consists of the new Wlndmr l'.yle. cofl tpnnu nnd all- cotton ml:h'ess 4-Pocket It is bullt of walnut with otl Other items go with the suite lt lhh extreme]y low price! -paneled mirror and lovely emer- 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast Suite sturdy Chairs..... 814075 Pay Weekly 109 deeply tufted mattress in 3-Piece Fiber Suite 1291 This hand-woven fiber suite, in the season’s newest finishes, has just arrived. Is nicely decorated and extremely good value at this Feor the Living Room Superb 10-Piece Suite in Outfit Monday we leu on sale this outfit at a very, very low price, fine quality Jacquard! front! A Day-bed of the better One motion and the bed is open Mattress l.s roll edge with flounce in good grade of cre- tonne. lfiG.’)O value; 518.75 special at Easy Terms and we know that it covering and button-tufted seat half moon end table; charming occasiol refully chosen, fashionable pleces will This grouping provides exceptional signs and new colorings. About 35 patterns to select from. Stroller, Special. -$10.75 Carriage, Special, $14.95 P comfort, too—the davenport and chair are deeply upholstered all over (on outside back and sides as well), in handsomely patterned, Excéptional .uprmg construction! In addition, choice of Button Back distinctive occasional chair with contrast stylish lm'v.").lbell'. 4-pocket decorated magazine rack; Fashionable serpentine d two lovely lamps. Cretonne-Covered Boudoir Chair SPECIAL $6.95 Easy Terms 10-Gallon Galvan- ized Garbage Can Special Kryptok Bifocal Lenses (one pnr to see near and far). Best lenses made. Sold regularly $15. Specul price Monday and Tuesda $7 g KAHN VOPTICAL CO. 617 Seventh St. N.W. 98c om 2 Be Srrevied DR FREIOT Phone National 0019 407 7th St. N.W. Entrance Next to Kay's Jewsirs Store bl i