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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Legal Notices

NOTICE. OF. SALE OF. BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
Ind, at No. $50 N. Meridian ST., in the
City Of Indianapolis. md. until IL
G Se8 b & MI i, on n Iqe8dagy In TO- 1922
Two Hundred Fifty Thousand $3.50. 900
Dollars Of bonds of said School CITY,
numbered from I to ESQ. each one for
the principal sum of $1,000. They shall
oe dated Jan. II. 1928. and shall bear in
terest at the rate OF four per cent 40
per annum. which interest shall be evi-
denced BY interest warrants or coupons
attached to each of said bonds and ma
uaIX IN each year until the principal
snail be paid Nos. to 10 of said bonds
SnaH mature as to principal on the 18th
DAY OF January. 1883. and on the same
d9y II. each year thereafter in the order
OF their numbe until and including tile
year 1857. ten, l0l of said bonds shall
mature SAID bonds are being issued for
the purpose Of raising funds tc erect az
oltlonS to the First Unit Building of the
Arsenal Technical High School
Bias to be in sealed envelope addresses.
Lhe Board OF School Commissioners.
40 \. Meridian St. Indianapolis. Ind
IN Bio for School Building Bonds
A PROSPECTUS CT said bonds. forms and
envelopes necessary to be used in bid
eng 81 e., VII be furnished upon application
Issued by the undersigned pursuant 20
formal corporate action taken BY his
1927, and on Dec. l6. 1927. pursuant 10
the Indiana Statute of Feb. 10. 1919 1Acfs
OF T.o 1919 p g., and further. with the ap-
pLovaI OF the State Board of Tax Com
nl4SSlcneTS OF the State of Indiana
me full right is reserved to the Board
~ m It's discretion. to reject any and iii
Each bid shall be accompanied bv
check, or checks. certified to be GOOD nv
q a. responsible bank or trust company in
Of the Board OF School Com mi GreeF
Of the City of indianapolis. md. for Of
least rer, cent 80 of the face value
OF the bonds biz for '"iue
The BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
ERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPO-
BY Albert F. wALsMAN.
ACTING Business Director
4halanapohS. Ind. Dec. 20. 1927.
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Is HIT BY TRUCK
ID, MIN City For Holiday Visit
With Grandmother.

ctor Holt. 7, Of Greenfield, Ind.
c to indianapolis to spend the
DAYS With his grandmother Mrs.
bryce Merlau, 40 N Gray ST..
\ friday he was crossing Gray and
Michigan SITS, and stepped into the
path OF a truck driven by Anthony
MicelIi. %. of COL F. Merrill st.
The child was cut and bruised,
out not seriously, the police report
states
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NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. OFFICE. OF
CITY CONTROLLER. CITY HALL.
Indianapolis Indiana.

December %. 1927
Sealed bids will be received by the CITY
GontroIIer OF the City of Indianapolis
indiana, until II O'Clock a. m on the 10Th
Loan OF sioo 10000 to the City 81 81 n
2Ao Tor the use and benefit of the Sani-
xSIy D1Str!ct OF Indianapolis and the
b9ara OF sanitary Commissioners there
oe; Ior we relief OF and in aid of the
SANITARY Maintenance and General Fx
PBenSe Fund' OF the said District and
Said loan will bear interest At the rate
o. not more than per cent per annun1
ana VIII be. evidenced by notes or war
ran5s signed by the City OF Indianapolis
OF said Sanitary District and the Bo1ed
o. sanitary Commissioners thereof in TIE
total principal sum OF 500 600 90. to be
osteo Januar 10. 1923. and to be nav
able May 10. 1928. The interest on said
notes or warrants shall be PAYABLE at the
viii be opened By The civ Cont-olier in
nlS office on the 10th 6av of JANUARY
1873. between the hours OF II o'clocl, a
c ci5 1elI cl9ck p m. and said city
loan 10 the person or institution Offering
N MS or It's bid 70 loan the money at
ne ne lowest rate OF interest but the said
reject any and all bids or proposals fer
Salo loan; said notes or warrants shall
pc payable to the bearer thereof at me
once o. the treasurer Of Marion County
N the City OF Indiana polls Indiana cr at
'ilc q si4n aulhOrlzed repositories in said
CITY. SAID notes or warrants Shall inn
port no personal obligation for their paw
ment, and shall be PAYABLE only out Of
the taxes actually levied and nov In
process OF collection unCer Section 2l of
an act OF the General Assembly of the
S s.4ts 81 Indiana N the year. 'al7, en-
NtIeo IN Act concerning the de-artIncnt
Of public sanitation in cities of the iirsf
class. defining its powers and duties. ere
allng sanitary districts consisting OF S1lch
CITIES and any Incorporated towns located
within the boundaries thereof. repsalirg
connictlng laws and declaring an emer.
gency. approved March 9. 1917. as
amenoed by an Act approved March Z.
1923: and the proceeds Of said taxes now
IN process of collection have been pledged
ana appropriated. so FAR as is necessa-,,
70 me payment of said notes of warrants.
Sala notes or warrants shall he issued
ana offered for sale. and said temporary
loan made. under and pursuant 10 the
provisions Of said Act OF 1917. approved
March 8, 1917 and al acts amendatcrv
thereoi. ana particularly under and pur-
s9anI 70 Section II OF said Act. approved
March 3, 1917. as amended BY said Act
approved March + 1928.
STERLING R. HOLT.
City Controller
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Suburban for Rent
Business Places for Rent

3 z ACRES rooms. gas. electritcv. barr
bus ! square IT. 0l56-J
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Room for Rent With Board
Rent housekeeping Rooms

TWO LARGE ROOMS with board ~ mod
nnrno- rrL-ale fanL-L.- Oh. n1la-R-
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ALA NJ fi26-Verv attractive front suite.
running hot & cold va all fur. II. 3l80.
last ST, s.. e43-2 connecting furnished
front rms. moGeTn. 50 50 week
KEYSTONE. NJ. 1882 Three furn. rms.
mod. garage. reasonable. On. 23I3-M
AVE. 142i- Modern rooms.
nicely furn.; private entrance; reasonable
MERIDIAN 534 N.-Attractive. warm rn..
plenty hot water. L. 1851
NERD -AN. ~. ll37-One housekpg.; coed
hot water heat guaranteed. Lin 7433.
PENN. n. 1865 lower front. nicely fur
private entrance. hot and cold water;
STINK. gCOG heat laundry
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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
BETTER HOMES SAVINGS AND LOAN

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
BETTER HOMES SAVINGS AND LOAN
Indianapolis. IND. Dec. so. 1927.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the annual
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF the Better
Homes SAVING ana Loan Association VIII
in the Meyer-Kiser Bank Building in the
CITY Of Indianapolis On the 10th day tf
January. 1923, at $50 O'Clock p. m. for
the election OF two directors and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
oe brought before said meeting. The stock
transfer books Of the Association viii be
closed al 10 9. N. Jan. T. 1928. and remain
closed until a. m. ,Ja7. 4; 1929,
Secretary Of Bstter Homes SAVINGS and
Loan Association.
Notice is hereby given 5v The Board
81 Sanitary Commissioners OF the SAM
tary District OF Indianarois that on tina
l2th d. of January. So. beginning al
the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and con
tinulng throughout the remainder of said
day and from day to day thereafter II
ton No iss Of said Board duly 70 pa5s eS0t on
the 29th day Of December. 1927 offer for
sale and sell at private sale. at the
boards garbage plant at Eagle Woods. u
Indianapolis, IND. the following de-
scrlbeo two horses, viz.
one bay geldlng, approximately sixteen
hands high. 1900 pounds weight. II
One bay gelding approximately six
pounds weight. 20 years old.
Each horse Will be sold for cash. and
Tor not less than the full appraised value
thereof and said horses will be sold
either at one time or from time TO time
and from day TO dav as purchasers can
be found therefor Bids will be received
by the board for both OF said horses to-
gether. or for either one of them and the
board may reject any or all Of said bids.
or may accept any bid for both OF said
horses together or any bid for one of said
horses. as the board NAV deem wise.
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSION
ERS OF THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF
INDIANAPOLIS
BY r. T. MCCALL. President.
o. c. ROSS. Vice President
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Good Coal

Good Coal
2.000-lb. ton
Ind. NO, 8. Sin. lump ...,........ SGD
w. Virginia lump ....,.-.',-..'.'.' o'9g
PocahontaS lump ..- .-.... .-..-...... o.25
Partlow Coal Co.
1905 Enyhsh. Drex. 1911
GOOD Gin. lump M. lndiana; s5.5o
RICHLAND COAL co.
los n Minker St Bel. 02l2
WE DELIVER HALF TONS
w. Va. 3X6 Up. .......T6.25
Best w. Va. Up. ........$6.50
f. Ky. lp., HaZ. ........T6.l9
Poca. lp., No. 3, r. A.. $500
Poca. mine run, 500 lip. $3.50
White Ash ........S4.75-$5. 80
HARVEY COAL co.
DReX. 2094. DReX. 2O94.
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\ HOUSING
STUDIED
ressnlan'S Air Tour Is
Delayed by Fog.


an Of the House Military Al
ommittee, arrived in the city
by from Wright field, Day
ere he had flown from Wash
.ngry. He is inspecting soldiers
housing conditions i'm the United
f7ates and its possessions.
mes plans to obtain $4,000
opriation Immediately for con-
on Of barracks for the Third
Artillery at TT. Harrison. THE
Is are bad but no worse than
1porary shacks in Panama,
Huston, Tex, or Hawaii,
recommend a $4,000 adj
the hospital to be con-
and SOL 900 building to
none minissioned officers by
he Third Field Artillery now
men here.
has Travelled 10000 miles
Inspection tour He was ac-
I'd mere by Nal Thomas
nd of the war college and
lsons.
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Redo Equipment

MUST LEAVE THE CITY-So Will sell my
agency and stock on hand Call and
see me in person. Three radios and ac-
cessorieS: $3.50. Stubbins Hotel
EXPERT RADIO SERVICE II Aerials
erected, work guaranteed A. B c.
RADIO SERVICE. ri 1851. He. SAT-.
SUPER AND CONSOLE: FIRST-CLASS.
RIA. OTIS.
EXIDE BATTERIES Tor and de-
hvered. T. 0700. 3f07 =. New York
IF YOU WANT EXPERT RADIO
Service. call Ra O178
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Apartments for Rent

ILL. ~. 43l-Apt. S: 3 rms completely
turn sim. Mt all mod s12
n. JERSEY. N. l223-4-rm duplex. mod
efn' AL CONC. reasonable Ri 1890
NEW YORK, W. 325-Colored: arm apt:
sican heat, reasonable rent. Apply BIG
w. OHIO st.
18th ". 4O5-Dandy mod 4 rms: heat
atei iuInisher. $50. Hs. 0282.
Moynahan Apartments
31I1 n Meridian ................ sl2j00
Moynahan Properties Co.
ITO Union Title Bldg.
Ma 48lB or Ri 1871. nights or Sunday.
HousesSund Flats Furnished
NEW YORK, F.. 7l9-3 rooms. furnished
complete. adults; So. Riley 4l68.
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HousesEund Flats Furnished
Houses for Rent

NEW YORK, f.. 7l9- 3 rooms. furnished
c0mDlete. adulLa. Sd. RlLeE 4l68.
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HEADACHES FROM SLIGHT COLDS

What our chemists cafi,
Gan almost perfect seal
for tobacco condition" -
a heavy soft-fol package
with an extra outside
wrapper of glassine.
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House


+. H. B.. 370--Ballard. Prohibiting build
ing of schools in townships that already
have one accessible to all by motor bus
II. B. 393MBender. Morris and Shull.
Amending petty loan law. Killed IN COM
i H. B. 3ee-Fulwider Providing that
surveys of risks insurance be filed as pub
lie records. Killed in committee.
H. B. 336-WedelSing and Mcclellan n
SIS to So. Indefinitely postponed on sec
H. B. Side Haven. Ebaugh Werner
Proposing sale of three-fourths of present
Marion courthouse site and provides. for
erection of new modern structure. hliled
by indefinite postponement on second read
III. B. 231--Chamberlain. COMPELLING
moving picture theateF owners to provide
definitely postponed on second reading.
Bills Passed
Association SC; bill. Changing penal law as it
applied to, first time minor offenders. Ayes
II. B. So1-Ahlgren. Bar association
bill. Changing penal code. in regard to
felonies committed by minors. Ayes 70.
ISOLATION S banng BsHatss for 6sr
and second degree murder. rape. arson. etc.
H' b sSiORice ard Claycombe. APP
II. Mcdonald. injured when bridge col
lapsed on, State road near Gosport. Ayes
II. B. 312-Harrison Indiana State Bar
Association bill. Fixing penalty for escape
H. B. 323-Smith (Tippecanoel; Legal
izing divorces granted when residence re-
quirements were not met. Ayes 81. noes 2.
tion of joint school building in Williams.
port. Warren County. Ayes 80. noes O.
wilIed to cemeteries from State inheritance
tax. Ayes IS. noes o.
H. B. 124-Bosson. Increasing pay of
grand and petit jurors from 80 to So a
day. Allowing mileage and increasing Jury
fee from 81 80 to .$15.- Ayes -79. noes e. :
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-25
YOUNG BANDITS
REVEAL IDENTITY
Students Readily Admit Rob-
bling Gary Theater.

Dff United Press
GARY. Ind, Feb. 25.-Two youths
lone collegian and the other a
high school student-are in Jail to-
day after they admitted staging nine
hold-ups in the past few weeks for
the sake of adventure"
They were arrested Thursday as
suspects in the hold-up of the man.
ager and several employees Of the
Palace Theater and the robbery of
5000.
Thursday night they identified
themselves as Henry H. Atkinson,
sophomore at Waynesburg Pa.) col
lege and tn son of an Elgin Qll.)
doctor, and George E. Webb, high
school senior also from Elgin.
They are the customary type. of
young students, given to extremes in
styles and heavily pomaded hair.
When arrested they assumed care
less nonchalance and readily adj
mitted the hold-up of the theater,
eight other hold-ups in northern
Illinois and the theft of at least
twelve motor cars.
ut was the love of adventure, "
Atkinson said. 1--WE wanted a thrill.
The money was just incidental. And
it all was very easy"
After they had confessed they said
they did not want trial, but wanted
to Ego to the pen and start serving
a sentence"
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In a recent display of old-time
Bibles in Kingman, Kas., one was
found that had been in the same
family for 927 years.
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AUTO CLUB FIGHT
SMELLS ROSTER
Groups Seek Removal of
Restrictive Laws.

Removal of many of the more i'm
portant forces that restrict the range
of the automobile will be one of the
outstanding accomplishments Of
motordom this year in the opinion
of Todd Stops, secretary-manager
of the Hoosier Motor Club. An in
tensive attack ON unfair local legis.
lation and unduly heavy taxation, on
the motorist has been launched by
motor clubs in all parts Of the coun-
try.
The three forces that serve to re-
tard the complete motorization of
the nation are unfair laws limiting
the use of the car, excessive tax
alton and the lack of good roads in
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RICH; LIVES IN POVERTY
Chicago Woman, Former Society
Belle. Found Ill in Hotel.
BIZ United Press


BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Suffering
from pernicious anemia and pos
sibly lack of sustenance, Mrs. Ada
Sawyer Barrett, one of Chicago's
wealthiest women, is in local hos
pital today.
She was found living in a very
obscure and mediocre loop hotel
with only a sufficient amount of
rather tattered clothing to keep her
warm. Her fortune is estimated at
between $5,OOO,OOO and $10,0O0,00O.
She is the granddaughter of JUS
tin Butterfield, Chicago pioneer, and
for time resided in one of the show
places of early Chicago. Since its
sale she has resided in several Sec
ond and third rate hotels, maintain
ing penury almost unimaginaable.
While her husband was living
Mrs. Garrett was considered one of
the Chicago society bellies. After his
death, however, she foreswore So
ciety and started living in near-pov-
erty.
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FEB. Is, 1927

D.. Lochead was here In the I'M
terests of organizing a plan Of pro.
duction and distribution OF health
motion pictures. The doctor said the
American College of Surgeons, com. :.
posed Of more than 1000 surgeons~
of the United States and Canada,
are keenly interested in the posi-
bilities of the motion picture in thes
education of medical students and
the public at large.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-25
NEW CANVASS QUARTERS

Election canvassers in Marion
County will no longer be able 70
drive the Judge off the bench in Cir
cult Court while they take several
days in checking the votes In the
Circuit Court room. The State Sen
ate passed the bill providing
that the Marion County commission
ers will have to provide other suit
able quarters for canvassers, upon
order of the Circuit Court.
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PLAN MEDICAL MOVIES
College of Surgeons Interested in
New Teaching Plan.

Frank j. Rembusch, president of
the Motion Picture Theater Owners
of Indiana, conferred today with DR..
d. c. Lochead, deputy to DR.. c. II.
Mayo, in the health department Of
the Mayo clinic of Rochester, MINI.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-25
FLEXIBLE TARIFF o. X.

on CnlIeU STSSS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. - The
United States Court of Customs APP
peals ruled Thursday that the so
called flexible tariff provisions Of
the 1922 tariff act are constitutional.
The provisions permit the President
to modify the tariff upward or down.
ward after investigation, taking into
account differences of cost of pro-
duction here and abroad.
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some parts Of the country. stoops
points oJ:--
"A fight TO eliminate these three
forces long has been one Of the basic
features of the program of the
American Automobile Association
and its $40 affiliated clubs" says
Stops.
1.-The hope of the local clubs and
the national organization for success
in their campaigns to remove re-
strictive influences is a rapidly swell
ing membership.
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Creek Township. Miami County. 70 accept
any n IS aS6Lbicserma Removes medi-
cal examination requirement for life and
accident insurance by assessment COM
s. B. 2o5-Draper. Permits counties to
expend $4,000 for freproof vaults for
historical documents. 45-0.
II. B. 49wTo permit cities of from So:
600 to 100000 to spend $1,000 for band
Bills Killed
S.B. 264-Doogs To legaliZe S132
paid tp Spencer County auditor. Ayes TO-
Joint Resolutions
J. r. 3-Hodges. To amend constitu-
ton so as TO permit Legislature to lay
down rules governing bar admittance. 400.
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PARK TRADE STUDIED

A committee report on the propo-
sition to trade to the city portion
of the newly annexed Ellenberger
addition for park purposes if the
park board builds a boulevard
through the property, will be heard
at next Thursdays meeting of the
park board.
The report will be made by ]. E.
Perry, park board engineer. and A.
w. Brayton, Jr., park board archi-
tect.
A committee of ten persons, com.
posed largely of women, appeared
before the board today asking that
steps be taken to take over the
Casino Gardens for park purposes.
An ordinance was passed Monday
calling for annexation Of the prop
erty. 1t has not yet been signed.
The committee was told by John
e. Minor, park board president, that
hurried action was not necessary.
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Senate


INCh Dtio
600 bond from deputy, State treasurer.
s. B. 30S--Hsrrison. To raise salaries
of all State department heads.
Bills Passed
H. B. 79-Bennett Requires State high;
way commission to maintain detours and
II. B. 7i-Claycombe TO require coun-
ty commissioners to provide room for can.
vassing board other than Circuit Court
+. B. 5S-werner. Licensing drug
s'q H B. i425-smith. Authorizing state
sale e' OF Il Indianapolis lot. 4s.o.
II. ., .110--Ahlgren. Grsnt. Allowing
Lake County to appropriate $4,000 for
cesici B. a seoBeeson e Reduces humber of
trust company directors from six to hve.
S. B. 265-Doogs. Legalizes 500 given
Spencer County recorder by auditor in
S. B. 234-Bradford. Provides legal
prsscea g. @ l0f ns ae Permits fines for
highway supervisors who fail TO maintain
culyerts and bridges in good condition.
S. B. 194--Clancy. Raises City. Prose;
cutor, Arthgsrc Dinsmore from $125 to $500
s. B.. a5$GeClancy. Boosts Indianapolis
city controllers pay from 1900 to $4,000
s p; 77m,Scoopsr; Permits . road a eontrsc.
loot oot span 50 Duii4 4o osn"aS 0useS . '"'
s. B. 2ooVsteele Provides for county
ann oil
S. B. 277-Steele. Davis. Permits Deer
HEADACHES FROM SLIGHT COLDS
Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets
relieve the Headache by stopping the
Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy.
The box bears the signature of
n. toAx,
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LegislatiUe Calendar

H. B. 334--wright Appropriating
employe. Albert Poland. Ayes 10. noes A.
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Florida scientists have imported a
parasite from Cuba to help fight the
sugar cane borer.
Evening star., 1927-11-05

Architecture is becoming less book
John Taylor Boyd, ir., chairman of
the committee of education of the New
York Chapter Of the American 1nsti-
tute of Architects.
Reporting on plan of the chapter
to advance the standards of profes-
sional prac...e by schooling drafts
men to more precise understanding
of the craftsmen's tasks through visits
to the shops. Mr.. Boyd says:
defective scale and spurious char
acter are current faults in cotempo-
rary architecture. To these must be
added superficial modelling. Not only
is this true as between buildings, but
sometimes it is true as between differ.
ent details on the same building.
Fortunately. one sees instances of
fine design and details. If one misses
the wonderful thoroughness and pre-.
cision of the older tradition at the
sane time there is a real advance in
the freshness, originality and richness
Of much cotemporary design. Archi-
lecture is getting less boolsish and is
becoming more modern.
''Cou TRY house architecture seems
to be our finest work. Next comes
institutional architecture, particular
ly those buildings devoted to the high
er education. Churches often show
high degree of excellence.
"public architecture, likewise, varies
in excellence, possibly due to the con
f1ict between classical and 'nodernis-
tic .formulae in this type of building.
In this resnect. ] personallY feel that
Evening star., 1927-11-05
THR0NGS STILL INSPECT
LELAND MODEL HOME
Star Dwelling, Offered as Ideal for
Moderate Income. Draws
Many Visitors.

Throngs Of visitors continue TO in.
spect The Star model home which
was erected at the corner of Leland
and Elm streets, Leland Chevy
Chase), Md. as feature of the better
homes movement conducted here by
The Star in cooperation with the
Home Owners Institute
This demonstration house, the
fourth and last Of the series of four
sponsored this year by The Star was
completed. equipped and furnished
throughout on October % when il
was thrown open to the public for n
month of free inspection.
The Leland home is of the English
colonial style of architecture and Is
Of moderate size. suited to the use of
a family of moderate income. 1t is
Of stucco construction. The house is
open daily from am to $50 p.m.
The Leland. Chevy Chase, Nd. home
may he reached by the following
roiIte:
From The Star Building. drive north
on Eleventh street to Massachusetts
avenue. thence west to Connecticut
avenue and north on Connection. ave.
nue. to Leland street At Leland street
drive west four blocks to the property.
An alternate route lies out Massa.
chusetts avenue to Wisconsin avenue
and then north to Leland street. where
right turn is made for a drive of
four and half squares to the prop.
erty.