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Evening star., 1925-01-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES
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OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF NEARLY NEW
S-room modern detached house near Albemarle
mediate possession: may consider renting. Ad-
dress Boz gill. stag Office
CLEVELAND PARK sECTIoN-MoDERN
hcme, u nice. bright rooms. sleeping porch.
portunity. Direct to purchaser. No bargain.
but an Lone.t value. Phone Cleveland 1890
FOR COL0RED-S2 200 PRICE; 5000 CASH.
So per mo. good i-room br.sk: yard to aI,eg;
WIN. 14l6 X NV. Cleve. 54s 30
VACANT. 223 II N.E.-$8.OOO. TERMS.
Brick horse, IN 4 ist commercial zone: = =
1852 . Sc. G. Main 9e81. -
NEAR 1st L STS.-N N.W-g X. & TILE
b., L.-w.h.. gas l.; cellar under entire house
make offer; terms TO suit purchaser. JOHN
'. CLARK. 800 9Th 81. NV. Exclusive agent.
Man @502. 5'
CoLoRED-FUR SALK--9 ROOMS. > BATHS:
cant: 5000 cash s6S monthly covers all.
Nor.h SSe-.l. anytime sunday.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 507 ALABAMA
ave. Sc. 1o-room house. on large lot: extra
terms. Open. Address Box 13-K *. Star ONCE.
OPEN. 1881 PARK ROAD-MODEEN HOUSE.
10 rooms. yard: 2-car garage; immediate pos
session: small payments. Your own terms.
Columbia 1122
Sc. BARGAINS ROOMS. H.-w.H.. 2-CAR
brick garage: sale or trade for small house.
Mr. DOYLE, Nan 1000. ~
SALE. HOUSE. BRICK, S ROOMS, BATH.
attic. cellar, electric lights; NV: reasonable.
Adams 6i62. 4s
DUPONT CIRCLE-9 II. b, FIREPLACEs
porrhes: rents $3.50: quick sale from owner.
sl3. 900; 81. 800 and less cash. 12J5 y. II. 4'
To CoLoREp.
$4,000 for $4,000 equity in broom
bunEaloY: electrir lights, bath and sewerage,
at 41.3 Eads st ne. Glendale See MARTIN.
Go9 st. NV. after q pm, 4123 Eads st.
ne. -
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
3a25 1lth STREET NV.
Nine large rooms and bath. hot-water heat
electric lights; in trst-class condition.
Price slO.50o with $4,000 cash.
Price, SIO.25o with slpO.0 90 cash.
Price $4,000 with sl.T5O cash.
A. MCNEIL & CO., INC.
Insurance Bnildlrg. Main 5s44
A THING OF BEAUTY
Chevy Chase.
This corner detached, artistic English typs
home. block TO Conn. ave. has room,
aud fully tiled bath. built-in tub. h.w. noors
screens and awnings. metal weatherstripped;
practically new: corner lot, 101ilJ. Owner
leaving town, will sell at bargain. Will
LOG 18th ST. NV. Main 32S5
Evenings phone Franklin 1861 or
Adams 32l5-W.
sIXRooM AND BATH BRICK: LATRoBE
heat and gas light; colonial front Iprch: ex-
cellent condition: located in strictly white
convenient sc. section. Price. 81 600 $3.50
cash, s36 a month all interest and
principal.
f. A. GARVEY. OWNER
Mein 2.3o 405 Continental Trust Bldg.
21st AND MASS. AVE. NV.
Exceptionally well built home, colonial brick
and brownstone; copper cornices; in good
condition; elec.; 10 rooms; Kitchen on main
floor; deep back yard to alley: garage. SIP. 900;
81, 900 cash. only small house in this neigh
borhood. Won't last long.
y. II. AVE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Tapestry brick, 10 rooms, D porches, INV. h.
elec.. baths, lsvatory in basement. built
In garage. House p feet wide. s years
old. S1S.500. An ideal home.
!. +. SULLIVAN & son.
Conn. Ave. and X. Main Gal.
Evening star., 1925-01-03
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FINE THREE-STORY AND CELLAR
brick dwelling on 18th St. bet Belmont and
Columbia rd.: may be remodeled for a good
business used in its present state rent
reasonable.
PERCY n. RUSSELL CO.,
a26 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-03
WANTED-BUSINEss PRoP'TY

WILL RENT STORE ROOM AT REASON
able price; must be sc. or ne. ctlon. or
buy out at right price. Address Box SO X,
Evening star., 1925-01-03

BEAUTIFUL
PRICE. $40, ,00o MAGNIFICENT
ABLE 18th ST. SECTION JUST SOUTH OF 7
ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES BEING OFF
REASONABLE, AS THE OWNER HAS
CESTER-HALL PLAN, WITH S0UTHER
ROOMS; TWO BATHS AND SHOWER. r
HIGHEST QUALITY MATERIAL AND WO
WITH MOST ATTRACTIVE FIXTURES.
Evening star., 1925-01-03

PRICE, s25,oo0. A high-grade brick dwell
ing, fronting over % feet and having a good.
deep lot TO paved alley, that Is In neigh
horhood OF rapidly enhancing value. 1t has
II rooms and two baths. hot-vater heat and
electric lights; double garage. This property
shows excellent return bringing in
revenue OF $50 per month
Evening star., 1925-01-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHAr.GE

MODERN NEW, 6-NOON HOUSE. GOOD
section Woodbridge. D. {. Price. 81. $50. Terms
to suit. viii take automobile. building lot,
srrcage older house as first payment.
OWNER. Room 5O8 1343 IL ST. NV. Fr. 5I1l.
10 ACRES SOUTHERN IRRIGATED TRUCK:
ctrUs fruit land HOFFMAN. Col. 1907.
i22O Euclid.
NEW BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS BATH: EIEC..
plpriess furn.; large lot; near eiec. lines; M
cash down; buy like rent; or trade equity FOR
lot Address Box S96-J, Star office -
A SPLENDID TRACT OF GROUND or
about Ia. 900 so. feet, suitable for erection
Of houses of the finer type. On Colorado
and Blagden avenues just west OF 10th
pr CO. $l.tO per 81. #. Clear OF incumbrance:
owner will exchange for well located, fire
proof Apartment house: fairly priced. Call
Mr.. Converse. with
McKEENER & GOSS.
Realtors.
l4l5 X St Main 49,.
Evening star., 1925-01-03

Mt. RAINIER. MD.-CLOSE TO CAR STOP
on L. |. ave; big lot: modern bungalow; Va
caE.. submit your best offer. cash or terms;
consider trading for anything of equal value.
Near 10th end c s.v.-7 r. & u. brick:
rc1v'y decorated: vacs"t Best Offer takes il
your terms, take second trust note;
r!ra. ground; investment houses for equity.
Near l4th and Kearney n.c--Cozy. eycep-
tioaally we'll constructed modern bungalow:
vide lot rental. S62. % month. \ bargain
for Quick buyer easy terms. o. take some
thing mail for equity.
Ncsr 18th and Semi-dctached r.
& b. brick: lstrobe heat; metal garage:
alleys: vacant. \ snap az S6,2J0; S25a ca j.
balance ns-v. take alley houses. small sub
urban place N part ps-ment.
= GoNemont. Ya.-6 r. & b. modern house:
large lot: vacant: close to- cars Gnd blvd A
-'~c-awsy at price and terms quote.
or trade equity for cigar, delicstessen. gro
cery store clear ground.
number Of !ots in tAe District. northwest
section. priced from 500 upward. clear: terms
70 >ut or trade for equities in small income
property and pay some cash.
For advantageous exchanges large
select list and get the benefit Of our 20 years
experience.
\. +. R1ON CO.. INC.
Main 459T. lt23 81.
Evening star., 1925-01-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

1866 CALIFoRNIA ST. N.W.-vACANT, 10
r, 2 b.. recep. hall, sleeping porch. steam
heat, cleo, gas, 2-car brick garage; 5000 cash,
5000 mo. Adams 1891 Keys at No. 1868.
FOR SALE, By OWNER-ELEGANT RESI-
dence, 10 rooms and bath: all outside rooms;
large closets and pantry; in perfect conditjoa.
1901 10th st~. .n.W- -
Evening star., 1925-01-03

BCNGALOW-Corner.
very conveniently situated home prop
erty in the northwest section. not far out
1t Is close TO two lines and only
few minutes walk from public school.
There are Ave splendid rooms; modern
bath; extra large living room colonial
porch. full width Of house; several added
attractions; attic; cement cellar: electric
lights; laundry tuba. etc. Excellent lot
with side driveway to garage Liberal
terms Vacant.
Evening star., 1925-01-03
FOR SALE--STORES

New Stores-$47.50 Per Month.
with adjoining liv room, kitchen and bath.
1852, 1854, 1853 Fla. ave. ne.
Fine location. First commercial zone.
Also for sale on easy terms.
EDW SWEET, R0om S2S Investment Bldg.
Main a5a2. 18th and K NV. .
Evening star., 1925-01-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES
$4,000.
A DECIDED BARGAIN.
Terms Only $500 Cash.
S13.75O.

IUlH ) /. HUH LIN DS.
detached home just west OF I4th ST
IN that popular section adjacent to the
reservoir. Homes offered for sale in this
locality under $4,000 few and far
between and we consider this property an
absolute bargain. A handsome appearing
house; seven real rooms tfour bedrooms);
unusually large living room with fireplace;
large front porch; parquet floors throughout
entire house; attic: slate roof; hot-water
heat; electric lights. Splendid and well
arranged lot to wide paved alley Garage
Terms acceptable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
KIDNAPPING RECALLS
PEPPERED PAJAMAS

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Maybe 1t
was aftermath of the pepper. Any
way, George II. Wagner of Flushing, a
son of John Wagner, former sheriff
Of Queens county, was arrested after
seizing his 5-year-old son while the
child was out walking with his mother,
from whom Wagner has been legally
separated. :,
Then IL was recalled that in the trial
Of the separation suit Wagner had
charged that, to irritate him, his wife
had sprinkled red pepper over his pa.
jamas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
COLLEGE GLASS
To ESTABLISH
re cd R D
St. Mary's Registration Will
Surpass That Of
Last Year.

Advance registrations indicate that
the enrolment at st. Mary's College
for the season Of 1925-1926 will ex-
coed those of the last academic year,
which was the largest for at least 10
years.
Indications are also fairly certain
that st. Mary's Institute of Musical
Art will have a capacity enrolment.
Dean Chalmers. chairman Of the exc
cutive committee Of the board of trus-
tees, has announced that Harold Won
Mickwitz is to continue TO be head OF
patrons of the college are proud to
have him occupy this position. No
change Is contemplated for his pupils;
the new arrangements which have been
effected having in view the provision
| Of wider electives Of music students.
Mr.. Won Mickwitz's resignation an
nounced few days ago. was due to q
Misunderstanding, and was withdrawn
within few hours Of its publication.
FACULTY CHANGES.
Additions to the college faculty are
Miss Byrd Grant, B. A, and Miss
Helen Bogardus, B. A
Miss Grant will succeed Mrs. Chap
pell as head of the expression depart
ment, in which department she made
an admirable assistant last year. She
received her B. A. at the University OF
Texas. She also studied under DR..
S. III. Clark Of Chicago. Miss Grant
then spent one and a half years in
New York City at the American Acad-
envy, where she took special work I'M
der Sergeant just before he died.
Later, she was dramatic director in a
large girls camp in New York state,
where she got most valuable expert
ence in staging outdoor pageants and
dancing.
During the present summer she
spent six week in Estes Park at tho
Artists Colony, assisting in Little
Theater and expression work. While
there, she studied dancing with Miss
Alva White Of New York City.
PRINCIPAL EN- ROUTE.
Miss Bogardus will act as assist
ant instructor in French, filling the
place Of Miss Elsie Creswell, who is
spending a year in Europe for pur-
poses Of study. Miss Bogardus after
two years at the University of Texas,
completed her collegiate work at the
Southern Methodist University, receiv-
ing the degree of the bachelor of arts.
She has finished all of the required
work for a master Of arts degree,
which will be given her after the COM
pilation of her thesis.
Miss Jeanette w. Ziegler, the prin-
cipal Of st. Mary's, will arrive about
September 1 and will be ready to in
teryiew parents and intending students
on and after September 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

A NY WOMAN, any man, can
"A now have a well-developed
face and form. The whole, simple
secret Of a well-developed form is
in the number Of blood-cells in
your body. You can now forget all
the theoretical talk about diet, ex-
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and fat-foods. Nothing Is Of any
use, after all, except blood-cellsi
Thin, rundown men and women,
with bony necks, sunken cheeks,
bony shoulders-all these are sut-
fering from one thin g-too few
blood-cells. Science has proved
that S.S.S. helps to make the rich
red.blood-cells, which you need.
Your blood Is starving for these
new blood-cells! Give your blood
the blood-cells It needs--take S.S.S
the great scientific blood-cell
maker. S.S.S. has done marvels,
too, in making beautiful complex
ions, clearing the skin, making lips
rosy red, the cheeks full and plump
because 1t rids the blood Of i'm
purities which cause pimples,
blackheads, acne, blotches, eczema,
letter, rash and rheumatism, too.
AS the medicinal ingredients OF
L S.S.S. are purely vegetable, It may
be taken with perfect safety. This
is why S.S.S., since 1925, has meant
to thousands OF underweight men
and women a plus in their strength.
Start taking S.S.S. today and your
great problem, that OF your per
5onal appearance. can be solved.
S. S. s. Is sold at all gooS
III drug stores In two BiEes. The
- larger si1a Is more eeoremieal
Evening star., 1925-05-23
BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

CINCINNATI.-Th of the
leading architects of the United States,
given virtual carte blanche, are build
ing on the outskirts of this Queen City
by the Ohio a model town. There is
to be no compromise about their work,
no remodeling of old structures, no
makeshifts. They are starting with
clean sheets. Twenty nine farms have
been dismantled and plowed under to
make room for a new civic commu-
nifty. Already expert city planners
have done their work, streets are
paved and parks laid out. The dwell
inGs and public buildings are begin
ming to sprout from the surface like
mushrooms. The plans for the model
town provide for everything except a
calaboose. That may come later.
Back of this unique and truly re-
markable experiment in town con-
struction and attempt TO solve the
housing problem for persons of limited
means is one of the most delightful old
ladies Imaginable. One calls her old
because you are told she is 81, but as
she stood there a few short months
ago at the turning of the first spade
full of earth at her town." Mrs. Mary
NJ. Emery held her immense bouquet
with all the self-consciousnesS and
ShynesS of a young bride. Mrs. En-
cry has no particular quarrel with the
modern fiapper or the modern, bob
haired and short-skirted grandmother,
but she belongs to the old School-tSe
old school of gold-rimmed spectacles
and black bonnets with strings on
them and a bit of white ruching
around the front.
Mrs. Emery is in her own right one
of the richest women in the United
States, but about her are none of the
pretensions of the wealthy. 1t is esti-
mated that her fortune reaches all the
way from s30,000,000 to $4,000, 900.
Since the death of her husband
Thomas Emery, one of the builders OF
modern Cincinnati, Mrs. Emery has
devoted herself to charitable and phi
| lanthropic work. Now that she is
growing old she is about to incorporate
her charities and her activities into a
company or soundation, of which one
of the trustees is to be Robert Taft
Evening star., 1925-05-23
HOUSE PLANS FOR HOME PLANNERS
APicturesqueHome
FOraCardenLOver
Hollow Tile Makes for
Beauty as Well as Perma-
nence, and Is Fire
proof.

This house has been designed as a
business investment as well as a COM
Portable home. 1t is of hollow tile, a
material greatly in favor when perma-
nence and beauty are desired and dan
ger from fire is to be lessened through
preventive construction.
There are four bedrooms in the sec
ond story with two baths and a dress
ing room lined with closets from floor
to ceiling. There are closets also in
the hall as well as in each of the bed
rooms. The owners room is large and
from it one may step to a delightful
balcony overlooking the garden. This
room is entirely separated from the
other bedrooms by the spacious hall,
dressing room and hath.
The greatest benefit of garden Is
an attractive feature. The square
that would be made by continuing the
sunroom wall in a straight line to
the back of the house, to meet the
line extended from the breakfast
porch, could be utilized to make a
most charming retired garden with a
fountain in the center. seats and
tables all about, and fragrant flowers
to add to the beauty and enjoyment
of the home. This garden can be en-
tered from either the sunroom or
the breakfast porch. No door is
shown, because it is a simple matter
to extend any one of the windows into
a French door, so that each builder
may choose for himself where he
wishes the door to be.
The wall inclosing this garden can
he made of the same material as the
house, or it may be a Towering hedge
of some kind, or even a wide meshed
lattice.
Because of the generous provision
made for porch and garden at the
back, the entrance porch at the front
need not be so large. From it one en-.
ters the hall, whence an extended view
of the living room and dining room
can be had. The living room is well
lighted by two groups of windows and
the entire end of it is a sunroom. If
desired a fireplace can be introduced
in the sunroom, because the chimney
is already in place. The spacious hall
is really an extension of the living
room and makes the room a delight
full one for parties or family gather.
ings.
There is a dignity and charm about
| the doorway that is not often attain.
ed in the designing of a home. The
| thought of the arch is again seen in
| the sunroom window and in the gate
way iSdulilS " lIlc Do liol
! forget to note the convenience of the
coat closet and the lavatory just of
the main hall.
The kitchen is as complete as such
a home would require and provision
| for the servants quarters have beer
made at the back of the house where
| they would be close to their work and
at the same time able to enjoy a view
of the garden.
| The stucco should be tinted warm
cream, or even a little deeper color
would be pleasing. The frames of the
| windows should not be stained a deer
| brown as so often is seen, but al
woodwork showing should harmonize
| most carefully with the tone of the
stucco. The vines and shrubbery will
give the required note of color.
There is a formal appearance in the
design which may be combined Won
derfully we'll with a simplicity that
Evening star., 1925-05-23
ZONING Law is NEEDED.
SAYS HEAD OF BUILDERS
Herbert T. Shannon Believes Restrictions
Are Vital, But Yarns 4 Agair,st Raising
Bars Too High and Hurting Values.

full by conversion into business prop
erty, and the remaining 80 per cent
would have been deprecated as resi-
dent property. 1t would have taken
at least 10 years for the remaining
residential property to have gained
the value of business property, and
suffered tremendously in the mean
time. In this same case at least one
block seems necessary and the choice
of this block could be determined
easily by a study of the geographical
condition. But such things as these
are purely administrative problems. 1t
still remains that, basically, Zoning
is intelligent and should stay.
Believes Zoning Will Stay.
1t must not be lost sight of that
WaShingtonianS as a class are a
highly intelligent people 1t is true
that we are without the larger in.
dustrial developments which create
high Salaried officials, which, in turn,
create such high cost real estate de-
VelopmentS, such as may be found
in Baltimore, Cleveland, upper New
York and Long Island. However, the
mental caliber of the people in Wash
ington demands more artistic real es-
tate development and the protection
of communities and these can be ac-
complished only by intelligent zoning
There is no law designated to con-
troll the creation of hideous architec-
ture or design in the production of
properties, nor is there, in my opin-
ion, need for one. Good architecture
and good designing is not coming: 1t
is already here and is developing rap.
idly. This is because property owners
are realizing it's value and thinking
buyers are equally well informed.
With a combination of these two
conditions, first better architecture
and designing, and second, intelligent
Zoning, one may rest assured of a
better, greater and more beautiful
Washington. Therefore, it is my be-
lief that coming, whether it be this
law or another, is here to stay and
that the public should and will de-
mand it.
Evening star., 1925-05-23
MODEL CITY REALIZED
FROM WOMAN'S DREAM
Fortune Cu,dIe-Maker Founded Deuoted
to Providing Artistic Comfort for
Families of Moderate Means

who was just a youngster in knee
pants when his father, William How
ard Taft, was in the White House.
The Emery fortune was based upon
candles. For years the Emery candle
works here have been exporting the
tallow and wax sticks to all parts of
the world. Mrs. Emery is not build
ing a house of a thousand candles. but
literally is building a small city with
the candle millions. Mr.. Emery was
a builder, too. He also sought solu-
tion of the housing problem, but
worked in the city proper. Mrs.
Emery is inviting the poorer people
of Cincinnati to come out with her and
live like the rich.
She has christened the new town
Mariemont and it occupies a site on
the suburban plateaus close to Indian
Hill. Already in the town excavations
hundreds of Indian bodies have been
found and more than 20 tribes have
been identified in the vicinity.
Mariemont will in a way be a per-
manent exposition of Americas best
architectural ideas and ideals. Each
architect or firm of architects thus
far engaged has been invited to build
a group from one TO 80 dwellings.
Mariemont is a competition in archi-
lecture ingenuity, for the planners
have been asked To build good houses
within reasonable figures. 1t has been
argued that almost any architect could
make a pretentious showing with a
$4,000 house, but these architects
must put their best foot forward at
prices ranging from $4,000 to possibly
SIS 900. Already some of the results
achieved have been truly remarkable.
One of the great problems connected
with the new town is providing ga
RACES for cars 1t is estimated there
must be at least So garages for every
hundred houses. Certain types of
houses are confined to certain sections
of the new town.
AS building continues more and
more architects will be invited to sub
nit ideas and to participate in the new
venture. Charles ]. Liyingood, who is
directing the work for Mrs. Emery,
spent 10 years travelling in Europe
gathering ideas in community dwell
CONTINUED on Fifteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1925-05-23

will lend a lasting charm to the whole
house. Use native trees and flowers
and shrubbery, and the effect will be
best. Out of the many wonderful kinds
of shingles to be had these days,
choose the tone and kind most suited
to harmonize with the rest of the
house an[ the final appearance will
surely be most pleasing.
Since the prices of material and la
Dor vary so materially in different To-
calities we do not attempt to give an
estimate as to cost, but suggest that
you consult your local builder. who can
give you detailed information as to
the cost of your exact needs to be in
stalled in this design. For informa-
ton as to the procuring of the build
ing plans of this design No. IS. send
stamped and self-addressed envelope to
the Real Estate Editor, The Star
NEXT WEEK-A Smaller House.
(Copyright George Matthew Adams)