Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1922, Page 15

. REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO. . SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922. ~ REAL ESTATE. 15 P e, ez AE-"V"-Y IS NU]-ED RALEIGH HABERDASHER BUILDING MENACE TO LIFE SEEN sl:ze and form as real brick, but there | the resemblance ends. y Open Sunday IN BRICK SUBSTITUTE |i."iicy ire ‘e wuiame o | Owmers Know Weak and dangerous buildings—a | pointee and not a trained engineer, the joy and satisfaction of a CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 12.— sioner is primarily a political 3 menace to human life—may result|these brick might be a A, well-heated house. Call on : : lrmm the use of some of the substituie | great danger of the co brick now finding its way into the |no death is more horfible than (o be Feb & Co. |mnrkel as a consequence of the pres- | caught jn a collapsing building. rey ’ * ent phenomenal demand for all kinds 2 cently tested | _— g - v A i | | of building material, according to the | “brick” made of cigders and iime, —They will see that your p an eO . 5 5 | findi of Prof. R. H. Danforth of |and these are some of the t h Is in proper condition for School of Applied Bclence here, ! found: v = service. Permits Issued for Construc- . 3 : S e e DS L R . preas Ble pri I-ialmrmorxes of lhlld!(‘h;t;)l.l e h;;enk t;ne in half v\hpn supported at | i H H : In contrast to standard brick, which, | the ends, a real brick requiring an | tion in Various Sections of actording o twenty-two. QIGtionary | averake presvure wirine || E. J. FEBREY & CO. 1 | : : pis " i d fons, 1 1id building unit of |break it. The imitation 1 so - the District ; ¢ , LD rned ay: Gmitation brick, made |showed such a bress afinity “tor || Pacific Bldg., 622-24 F St. N.W. even of sawdust or cinders, bound|water that they a than | . together with various types of 28 per cent. and t E s | Franklin 6953 : 3 1 nllnb. substances, are now apy of si swelled and bulge Activity in the erection of homes; | . 4 . s imitstisnx hove the same) onedicracks during dmmern and apartments, as well as large re- | ? E pairs to structures, was noted this| | week when permits were issued by | the building Inspector for the follow- | Ing transactions. Among the permits | issued were: | F. W. Lampert to build 6608 2nd| street. Cost, $4,000. | N M. F. Yingli o repair 4901 Con- & 1 » B ol _ ; Grant Circle ; 3 s S % i W. D. Dairdge to repair 1624 H! fo. i . a2 t Th “B‘ 9 S' L - SNSRI | street. Cost, $3,000. | b ki ' . al \ lg lx . e - —- J. G itz to build 3137 M st t. ¥ ‘ i e, % s Best Buy In This Beautiful Section e gl ¥ . } . el e ufill ’z}:"j:‘l]le to build apartment sszs' : 2 . varnum st THE PRICE \| : e ieasih i . 5 ® $11,500 and $12,500 e e [ TR .7, N Room Homes ” 4 and Church streets. Cost, $60,000. I B : ; - 3 2 A THE TERMS S. C. Tower to build 3005 26th street | : ¥ f 4 e orthcast. Cos H $2,000 Cash, 5100 Pel‘ Monfl'l ? A: l‘uC!amtb(-:l :2 ?:na d 706-715 Bell. hel 47 50 v 1 4 2 Supel’lor . ortheast. Cost $3. 1 Are a Revelation Hildreth to repair 1839 Sum- ROBERT E. MITCHELL CO. || skiteish oo s | S5 +=71g : Location ; C. E. Hazen to build 41 1405 Irving St. N.W. [su";fllnnrll aat. Cost. $16,000, "D lis to bulld 1716 Kearney s $4.500. ar! ue. ¢ $10,000, 3 to ”‘"3“’ rear 2437 1m|\ Structure now being erected at 1310-1312 F street for the C. C, Willard $5.000 | entate, nt a cost of about $75,000, and to be occupled by “The Raleigh (.n-ns et al. to build 2 Haberdasher.” street northeast. < he buillding Ix to be of three stori d basement and will oce: 1 2 B e by 100 feet. It Ix to be of wteel frame construction, with ele 1 0 _Tepair ‘ennsy The front will be of Tudor Gothic design of ick, with Ind son- ! 3 i Jameson-Built Homes : venue. Cost, $3.200. { limextone trimmings. Marsh & Peter are the architects and H. B to build 3321 $th strect | (\'Vhe huilder. It In expected the bullding will be completed about January 1. e AP i “First Cost Is } nor: $o.000. ard Chapman to build 2018 Practically the §"Cilierhits o topsie sz1 | THEATERS TABOO ALL * | WAR HEADS ON VACATION. E 7 retary Weeks and Assistant Sec. Lut” S b»»k lu hulld 1210-1212 l-lnr'\” PROHIBITION JIBES retary Wainwright left here this after- st > 3 5 noon to spend a few days' vacation at m}n’:"i'&'r'."uixfl;:nk Lol hatla EITHER PRO OR CON | noon to et nemen i s Thont If you want one of these 000. NEW YORK, August 12.—Prohibi- |absence. Gen. Pershing, chief of stafr, will act as Secretary of War. beautiful Northcast Homes m‘:“’ e uaasor Gallatifl | tion cannot be referred to elther iy now is the time to make S A ko build 715 Dantia PRUMOTOUSLY (0T (SexlouBly; = tn tany Lol = tecti |~xlrc<~ cos: the theaters of the Keith yaudeville your selection. I District W ashlnmnn Lawyers' Title | circuit, it was announced foday. It Insurauce O ysitoiibulld 241200 declared also the ban would be REAL BTATE | emective on the afMliated B. S. Moss G 00! 800 to 826 L St. N.E. SR Far > repair 911 15th ‘ 3 {and Proctor circuits. A similar order Blg Bargam « - F. Bra Inc. to build 4410 ‘Open Daily . o build 4410 | s been in effect on the Orpheum M " 0 ila’ 57 circuit, one of the largest in the west, H and Sunday” . . N ualal B House on Kilbourne for some time. ) to repair 1106 Ver- | It was announced from the Kelth Place N.W. : ’ | : st, $6.000 offices that the action was taken as § llzrge, (@Il outalde rogma; to build 3162-3164 and | a_result of numerous complaints on ||| Near 17th St. 10 large rooms, tile bath. h. w. h.. electric Mount Pleasant street: cost, | the part of patrons who objected to |5 tiled baths, large closets, hot- light, large closets, hardwood hie_ever-increasing number of anti- ||| tied DRI, [30ES €Ot b floors, servant's tollet, wash vin, to build 1402-1416 | Volstead joKes. 5 : v s cost, $18.000. 5 et AP e trays, cement front porch, Harry Bryan, to build 32 | Easy Terms wide double rear porches. street northeast; cost, $7, LINIMENT “KlCK” FATAL. | . R I i 4 — = TR Dutcin Hested wataze 16 [} Ly Mads nomesst: coen. omven | e Exhibit House, 4th and Varnum Sts. N.W. pa : ce L. Carder. to build | . August 12— g | exclusive section. Crittenden Streete cont, $10.000 o “iick Size 40x127% feet, close to ALWAYS OPEN UNTIL 9 PM. 20 of These Homes Have Sold W. A. Hill, to repair 1716 H street; | is resp 3 i as Chevy Chase Circle—one-! hahJ cost, $15,000. 7 S id vest, | block from Conn. Ave. Improved EORESAVIZ DY W. C. and A. N. Miller, to repair | - ~dera by paved rear alley, driveway on | 1119 17th street: cost, $6.000. tor for Ch 0 Th A J R O Bk to b’ 517 Tith street | Jrohibition oificers from " Michikan, | Side and street improvements. Themselves to Desirable Buyers 0s. ameson g TS Rt R s e | List Your Property for Rent Take 16th Street Bus or 9th Street Car to Grant Circle Owner and Bullder ; 5 1 | or Sale With M. Main 5526 After 5 P.M. Linc. 6146-W BE Switzerland. August 12— fre (he forerunmers of a " aatienci ||| Thomas Campbell Washington | ° ® < nment has decided to | conference to be held in Washington 3 Y “Ask the Man Who Owns One” v Swiss consulate at S he fall, It was decided by tho b el . > Ave. it was announced toda S here to check up on the 1413 G Street N.W. te will be incorporate rers of various liniments Phone Main 2282 with !hc Chlcugn distric output is going. ' | 4.4 ASHTON HEIGHTS _Ppuwp f ij:ovr: Neyr. 22 Minutes by Trolley from 1 2th‘ and Pa. Ave. 3 Miles to White House ukaLo;] e orvmiont 11 MR AR YRR ALRERLR 1 = ir y =11 1] Nearing Completi s Nearing Completion - Sample House Completed ; ie . i No. 44 Brookvale Ave. No. 36 Fairfax Place @ 1 o Any size you wish. Magnificent shade trees. High elevation. $5,650 Exclusive of lot. Easy Terms. Select Your iy ]‘ $7,500—%$1,500 Cash, $75 Mo., Including Lot 50x147 Sewers, Gas and Electricity. Concrete sidewalks, Street lights, ’ Own Lot G h Car service, Bus service. Near schools, churches, stores. No % 1 interest on deferred payments. Price, 12c and 14c a square foot. :Eii' ir o O i5 : Community Tennis Courts ' i ~ , i . - U5 Ts = * [ ‘: v 3 : : AR i5 th This house is situated in a grove of beautiful forest treei. The* To ReaCh AShton Helghts E h porch extends entirely across the front of the house, making a A 3 0 i i Toveky Ivis: vouns inleamsmict SSRE RO L 1. Take Falls Church car at Mount Vernoln Station, 12th and Pa. Ave. Tiled bath, shower. Hardwood floors. Opep fireplac_e. Fold- E Y - e ‘ i : Get off at Clarendon. Commutation fare, 103 cents. ing glass doors. Book shelves. In-a-door bed with dressing room. L light living room with open fireplace, pleasant, well lighted din- . mg g > = [ ! & 2 bed bath; hall, kitch tt5. S closets: "Th 2. By auto, cross Aqueduct Bridge at 36th and M Streets. Take sec- Pullman breakfast room. 30-foot porch. Concrete basement. L 1 ing room, 2 bedrooms, bath; hall, kitchen, pantry, > closets. The | 4% t6 right, on Wilson Blvd. to Clarendon Station. Laundry trays. White enamel stove, White enamel kitchen —’.'fi‘ £ bathroom opens into a hall, insuring privacy. Built-in ironing board. . Linet. -7 Refrigerator, iced from back porch. Buili-in medicine cabinet in 3. Take bus at 36th and M. Get off at Clarendon. cabine : i 2 : : % ; . s for aq ia This house will be duplicated on a lot of your own selection. Ly E'I Biious S et b s i eed i s ef&gi i;li;)st;e?}:’: g:gpeBr(;;(_i i et Our sample-house combines the conveniences and refinements of &3 ]: Second floor has space for 3 additional rooms. Full basement P 5 a high-class apartment with the advantages of a detached house. &!g 2 under entire house. The front porch, which is on the south side ropert saturda Aftern The finish and equipment are such as are usually found only =1 th of the house, cammands a wonderful view of the surrounding Salesmen on p percy Y oon and in high priced homes. Our houses appeal to persons of culture % -:n country. : e All Day Sunday who do not wish to pay extravagant prices. it ! : ] ; g i -ig w2 617 Bond Bulldlng _ \ Excluswe AAgents . , \ Maln 3075