Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1922, Page 17

REAL ESTATE. New Apartments For Rent THE KENDALL 1436 Spring Place N.W. Two rooms, kitchenette and bath; large closets Just completed and ready for occupancy ONLY FIVE LEFT CKEEVER =GOS, ..., Rezimu Exclusive Agents Main 4752 1415 Eye St. The Titfany 1925 Sixteenth Street*N.W. An apartment building of the highest t}"pe in Washing= ton’s exclusive residential district will be open for inspecton July 1. 4 rooms and bath, breakfast porch 5 rooms and two baths Exceptional conveniences, including built-in tubs with showers, electric vacuum cleancrs, floor plugs, private tele- phones, etc. Plans, rates and other information on request. Reservations Now Being Made Swarizell Rheem& Hensey Co, 727 15% Styeet NW/ Telephone Main 378 BAY RIDGE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY The ideal = of salt water fr summer home. Four miles ¢ sandy beach. Beautiful water terms. Drive d front lots 30x200 ft., $500 up; casy Sunday and select vours. Representative at office on the grounds. Bay Ridge Realty Corporation, Owners LANHAM & HILL Washington Representatives 1400 H Streei N.W. Phone Main 366 By Auto via Marlboro and Annapolis WOODLEY PARK Near Wardman Hotel 2793 28th St. N One of Those Attractive Miller-Bullt Homes Seven rooms:; bath, with standard sanitary plumbing fixtures; Corto radiation, Areo boile Pittsburgh heater: oak floors, copper screens. Servant's room garage on wide alley. This moderately pric home of fine quality, in such an ideal section should receive your inspection before considering buying elsewhere. Open Sunday—10 A.M. to 6 P.M. W. C. & A. N. MILLER _ Realtors ~ Union Trust Building Main 1790 (05T OF HTELNOW PUT AT SHIBDID Allan E. Walker Interests Ex- pant_l 'Plans for Project ~in This City. A revision and extension of plans for the Hotel Walker, which the Allan E. Walker Interests announced re- cently they will erect at Connecticut avenue and De Sales street, will ex- pand the $6,500,000 project originaily contemplated into an $8,000,000 opera- tion, it was stated this weck. Allan . Walker, president of the Walker Hotel Corporation, which will own and operate the establishment, and William L. Browning, secretary and treasurer of the corporation, rc- turned this week from Ch where final contracts were sizned for the primary financing oF the project by the American Bond and Mortgage Company. Hond Issue Underwrltten. This concern has underwritten a | bond issue of $4,200,000 on the prop erty, it was asserted. Among th letermined upon is number of publ a greatly rooms ed banquet rooms, and es ted meeti ot fungtions 1t with s rtion of t ng will he 1ent gue financing project consummated ar cements to b i actual con- struction are proceeding rapidly. Construction Company Designated. The Long: Engined ion Company of New Y » will have charge of the con- on than one hundred of the o agers and salesmer merican Bond and Mort all of the impo antry, W ¥ I inzton during the ne to familiarize themselve hotel project and with n e The first vision of fifty arrived Thursday for tw s The sec delega- tion will arrive next Thursday. contra f this “tully throughoat with walr e and bric imuel F. Adams has had t m the lot on “ld - street M More of which w: ns- | B jof 53d place mear Garfleld street. 1 add this | lot on | reet at - | build at 2007 Columbia road, near the intersection | wan purchased this week by Dr. Pemberton J. d 1x equipped The exterior ix of brown- H. Gl purchased a lot east Lot Near Garfield Street. Charles M. Barker has « lot on the ¢ of 34th streer, t n £ Humphrey, near Gar- s to be erect- d Niepold, will yme on the north side of street, between 33d place | ed by ! Garfiel MASSACHUSETTS AVE. §750 Cash . PARK HUMS WITH HOME-BUILDING (Coutinued from Fourteenth Page.) home on Garfield street, 1 street mpbell owns a lot on near 32 reet nds Company has pur- lots on Cleveland ave- 31st place. Connor no' street at Within Your Reac building Large lots. the foot Hughes has taken title to h street between Fulton Hazzard has ling a lot o between Fulton und Garfleld sell V. Burch plans early n of a residen the west _corner of 3ith pl; and t Carpenter will erect 1n the fall a home on the west side of Zith place between Fulton and Fair- Frank, 1320 4 (" 4 : ‘6 $68 Monthly| h! 5 rooms and tile bath, real open fireplace, kardwood floors, breakfact alcove with pullman fixtures, attic, hollow tile founda- tion, wash-trays, G. & L., front yard sodded. Salesmen on premises daily from 2 to 5:30 and all day Sunday. Located in Beautiful Woodridge To reach these wonderful Bungalows take any car leaving 13th and G, N. W, and get off at South Dakota Ave., walk south to Hamlin Strect and then one block cast to 27th Street. Morgan E. Morgan & Co. 1407 New York Ave. N. W. [ Ready to move in. Sunday, North 10108 | | | 1; | reets. the east side of 34th place nd Hoover purchased th E. Moore bought northwest corner of 34th | d Fulton street, facing Rock ark. Middleton purchased two lots i 34th street be- arfleld streets. MICHIGAN PARK These properties offer eversthing yon would ct in a home. They are com plete, bullt to last a 1 by Tocall time. ¥ where values of detuched ¥ards. Lots 70 Prices less than houses in a row. seventy-five sold before comipletion. Terms are 85 low you can scarcely afford to_puy rent any longer. $150 cash, 6% month. Over Average saving. $47 00 $0 month. Average saving, $46 . $05 month. Average savin, EXHIBIT OPEN 1 DO bo 8 Tsi. Take 11th or F or North Ci car_marked *‘Brooklan Michigan ave., or call owner, Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Established 1889. Main 6935. Tenth Floor, Woodward Bldg., 15th and H No Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours, 322 Maryland Bldg. \ sive residential district. built-in garage and servant’s room in basement. neximy EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Main 4752 3 EXCLUSIVE Main 727 Member of the Washington Real Estate Board Ashmead Place Homes Just Off Connecticut Avenue in Washington Heights Built by C. H. Small to last, not merely to sell. The only new homes in this exclu- 24 feet wide and of sufficient depth to give very large rooms. Four bedrooms, glass-inclosed sleeping porch, two. baths, large We regard these as exceptionally good homes—at a price that is reasonable. They are well worth looking at and are open for your convenience every day and evening. Sample House, 2324 Ashmead -Place 1415 Eye St. wl New Bungalows--BROOKLAND Only Three Left Five large rooms and tile bath, open fireplaces, hot- water heat, electric light, stationary tubs in large con- crete cel arge closets and attic. Lot 40x125. Sample House 3109 14th St. N.E. (14th and Jackson Sts.) Salesman on Premises Until 9 O’Clock Every Evening. PRICE, $7,500 TERMS: $750 Cash, Balance Like Rent J. DALLAS GRADY AGENT 1410 H St. N.W. jr., who as THE EVENING STAR, . WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922. COLUMBIA.- ROAD HOME PURCHASED. and Cleveland avenue, facing Wood- land drive. Fred W. Cummer bought a lot on the north ‘side of Garfleld street, near Woodland drive, which was resold to Oscar D. Clarke as a Site for the lat- ter's home. George Esch obtalned a home site on the west side of Cleveland ave- nue, near Garfield street. Franklin W. Reed, United States forester for this district, purchased land at the southeast corner of Cleve- 1and and Cathedral avenues. Mrs. Francis 8. Overton will short- 1y begin the construction of a house on the north side of Garfield street, east of 32d Sireet. Henry A. Vieth plans early eanstric- tlon of a dwelling on Woodlev road, east of 324 street. George Y. Worthington, jr.. and W. B. Clarkson have purchased ground = S REAL ESTATE. on Woodley'road, east of 324 strect, overlooking the Parmelee »3tate. Floyd E. Davis has a 114-foot frontage on Woodley road, east of 324 street, on which he will con- struct a home. Charles A. Layman has secured possession of a 76-foot-front lot on 30th and adjacent to the K. M. McCormick residence. Avon M. Nevius expects to begin soon the erection of his home at the corner of 29th and Calvert streets The lot measures 125 by 210 feet. This property adjoins the homes of Aibert C. Minnix, Henry M. Eaton and George Calver: Bowie. H. L. Rust, jr., has bought a home treet, just off Massachusetts avenue,| 17 BRICK HOUSES DONE. Colonial Structures on 13th Street Very Attractive. Completion of a row of colonial brick houses, 5301 to 5327 13th street northwest, was announced this week by the office of D. J. Dunigan. The louses are twenty-two feet wide. T contain eight rooms and two baths each. The fronts of the houses vary, some having bay win- dows, others brick perches. The cor- ner d ings have built-in, heated garages and inclosed breakfast and sleeping porches. site of seventy-foot frontage adjoin- ing_Calvert Bowlie's residence. John | F. M. Bowle also has acquired a lot | of equal size next to Mr. Rust's s Light rooms, two baths l"flmg 5301 to 5327 13th St. N.W. Ready for your personal inspection Open and lighted today and Sunday until 9 P.M. To inspect take 14th-St. car to Ingraham st. - Considering this fine location such values as these are hard to find D. J. Dunigan 1321 N. Y. Ave. N. W. Phone Main 1267 Builders of Quality Homes A HOME 1604 Varnum Street N.W Just West of 16th Street ———— More than two million miners are required to produce the world’s sup- P! 1 L g ARG I THAT IS ADELIGHT TO THE EYE The spaciousness of its rooms—the high quality of its workmanship and finish— the liberal size of the lot—will appeal to the home buyer who is looking for the best. Description—Contains 11 rooms and 3 baths, with a servant’s room and bath in House is center-hall type, 40 feet wide; lot is 55x138 feet, to an alley. Two-car, brick garage in rear. Quartered oak flooring ; red tile roof; large shade trees. This home contains many unusual features that wili interest you. the basement in addition. This Home Will Be Open for Inspection All Day Tomorrow and Every Day and Evening Next Week We Invite Your Inspection L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS Phone Main 6140 % = Builders and Owners 706 Colorado Building Builders of Quality Homes i