Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 14

Homes Of The Very Best Character Built by L. E. Breuninger & Sons Allison St. Just West of 16th St. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1922. One of the Finest Locations in Washington In Semi-Detached and Attached Styles Eight and nine rooms, 2 baths, with the best of fittings, servant’s room, brick garage at end of deep lot; oak floors on both floors, Pittsburg automatic heater, plastered cellar, etc. These homes have conveniences which only an inspection can reveal. “Home-Comfort” has been built into our homes. Exhibit Home—1604 Allison Street Open for Your Inspection Every Day ard Evening L. E. Breuninger & Sons 706 Colorado Building Phone Main 6140 Ny < a2 s % ime Offered—1769-1771 Lanier St. NW. Breakfast porch. Pittsburg instantaneous heater. ; house, superb: price, reasonable. bath and extra lavatory ive features. Location, i r brick garage, Open for inspection. N. L. SANSBURY CO. INC. 1418 Eye St. N.W. Exclusive Agents Phones Main 5903-4 Salesman on premises. If You Want mart, Modern House in Beautiful Chevy Chase Inspect These On Sunday 3901-3903-3905-3911 Jocelyn St. N.W. These homes, completed and ready to move into, embody all of the new ideas in fine residential design and construction. They are located in a section unsurpassed in attractiveness, close to the highest point in the District of Columbia, and all that might be desired in the way of social environment. ; . The seeker for this class of fine residence is certain to find in the four houses offered just the design that will suit his fancy. ®There has been a sharp increase in building cost since materials for these houses were purchased, which means that they cannot be reproduced today for anything like the price. Inspection and investigation will easily demon- strate the wisdom of immediate selection before the house that just meets one’s desires has been taken by some one else. These Houses Will Be Open for Inspection All Day Sanday and Every Afternoon and Evening ; Take Chevy Chase Cars or Drive Out Conn. Ave. to Jocelyn St.—Proceed One and One-half Blocks West ALLAN E. AN INC. 813 15th St. N.W.- ' D. J. Dunigan Office Reports fGood Business in Highlands, " Also. | Sale o2 a number of home proper- f'ties in Fourteenth Street Highlands jand Petworth was announced today by the office of D. J. Dunigan. In Fourteenth Street Highlands two of the six-room houses were sold, Charles A. Lowe purchasing 1210 Longfellow street and Z. Talbott 1210 Kennedy street. , Harlow Bacon purchased premises 5321 13th street, one of the elght- {room two-bath brick colonial homes {recently completed. In Petworth four of the 4th street houses were sold. A i-detached house, 4230 4th was sold to Mrs. Ada V. Wood. house has seven rooms, bath, islecping porch, breakfast porch, large colonfal front porch and a built-in garage. Walter H. Geisel purchased a home at 4228 4th street. This house con- tains six rooms, bath, sleeping and breakfast porches. H. W. Marlatt bought the property at 3226 4th street, a six-room and {bath house. There is a large brick | garage in the rear. W. L. Grant purchased premises 4224 4th street. This is a colonial brick house, containing six rooms, bath and front and rear porches. A feature 1s a large brick garage. SUITS CHARGE TRUCK CROSSED BOY’S EYES $20,000 Asked for George Albert Lucke, Jr., Five Years Old, Whose Skull Was Fractured. Alleging a fracture of the skull which rendered his eyes permanently | crossed, George Albert Lucke, Jr., five vears old, through his father, George A. Lucke, has sued Tilleary Bur- rows for §20,000 damages. The father brought a separate suit against Mr. Burrows for $5,000 for the loss of services of the boy and the expense incident to his injury. Through At- torneys Roger J. Whiteford and Bynum E. Hinton the court is advised that an auto truck of the defendant rch 24 last collided with the child 39th and Livingston streets north- est. The Capital Traction Company has been sued for $10,000 damages for the death of Edward J. MacMullan, who was struck by a car at 14th and I stree orthwest April 26 last. He died thr avs later. The suit is 3 ife, M it M Lambert and ¥ Dr. William defendant in to recover $25.000 ces f d assault filed by | rr. The plaintiff, through | Morris Wampler, declares | September 16 last Dr. Murphy | B in front of her face and, using profane language, threatened to do her bodily injury. i —_— The Don Pedro dam on the Tuo- river, in California, will be the | to complete it by | b S have been ill, SOLD IN PETWORTH{ DEALS TOTALING $90,000 BY LOCAL REALTY FIRM Caywood Brothers & Garrett Agents in Sale of Seven Lots in District. Property transfers involving an aggregate Investment by purchasers of about $90,000, were reported to- day by the firm of Caywood Brothers & Garrett. A six-room and bath brick house, 905 Florida avenue northwest, was sold for Jessie Macarty to Ella B. Matthews. i Seven lots adjoining the Lovejoy School, on 12th street northeast, were purchased by the District of Colum- bia from Helen L. Shaw. Guiseppe Grimaldy sold to George L. Hilllard premises 1425 8th street northwest. Mr. Hilliard will occupy the premises. i F. C. Beers bought from S. & Hickey the property at 624 I stree northeast. George Winkler acquired five lots on New York avenue northwest, be- tween 6th and 7th streets, where he is now erecting a garage on two of the lofs. Eventually, he plans to cover the entire site. 1. F. Wright purchased premises 909 and 911 Florida avenue north- west, from Jessle Macarty. L. Morrow sold to a local Investor 100 feet of ground on Georgia ave- nue, at Newton street. Shannon & Luchs represented the purchaser. Premises 1220 Linden street north- east was sold to George Brown for | s a home. W. Clarence Duvall was owner. i Macarty sold the property at 907 Florida avenue northwest to Fan- nie Brooks. J. H. Preston purchased a home at 145 Quincy place nurlhcg\fi( from L. M. Whiting. Mirary H. Copp s0ld her three-story brick residence, at §22 8th street northwest, to a local investor. Premises 903 Florida avenue north- west, another one of Jessie Macarty’'s homes, was sold to Mary E. Lewis. HIGH COURT TO MEET. Justices Will Call on President October 2. 2 President Harding will on October 2 formally recelve the members of the United States Supreme Court which convenes on that day for its winter sesslon. Arrangements for this call which has been a formal custom for many years were made at the White House " yesterday by Frank R. Green, marshal of the Supreme Court. Marshal Green stated that he ex- pects each member of the court to be on hand. He has received word that Justices Holmes and Pitney, who will be able to report for tha opening of the court, also that Justice George H. Sutherland, recently appointed to the court by President Harding, will be in the little group when it calls’on the ex- | ecutive. i BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD. | Sale of the threesstory brick b 1206-1303 G street northwest, by Emile Berliner to Adam F. and Bessie Arnold, for approximately $90.00 announced today by Thomas E. the property for invest BEFORE MAKING A Built and investment. Surrounded by beauty places. at a nominal outlay. —to the high rent problem. Sample House, 2547 EVERY HOME-SEEKER SHOULD SEE —with the uppermost thought of home-buying as a permanent —and located in a convenient, healthy, Ligh, home-like section —overlooking Naval Observatory grounds—one of Washington's TERMS —reasonable enough to put a family in a new comifortable home The Only Solution Don’t Fail to Inspect Them Open and lighted until 0 p.m. daily Bee Hepresentative on Premises Chas. D. Sager OWNER AND BUILDER 923 15th Btreet N.W. “Headquarters for New Homes™ FINAL SELECTION Planned Elegant Homes K3 ‘Wisconsin Avenue % K3 oo e Xal K3 k3 TN $13,500 P, - under construction, Nos. 383 Ave.; resentative a Street house You will bo tar of ‘Comtuet nd’ exuvenionces ta Thess semi-detached homes. ‘Terms if desired. Sample house No. 3922 Livingston St. Also 3837 Keokuk, 8 rooms, tile bath, reception hall, maid's room, breakfast porch, extra lavatory and toilet, tiled, adjoining front bedroom; hot-water heat, gag and electricity; Pittsburg instantaneous ‘water heater; hardwood floors; front and rear porches; 1% blocks west of Conn. 2% Dblocks to stores and schools; charming approach. Rep- 2 to 5:30 and all day Po-o%% oo K3 K3 C. $13,500 %% .:“QOQQOOQ 8-3840 Legation; Nos. 3835- X t Livingston dally from EIGHT D, C. HOMES SOLD Brisk Business Reported During Week by Petty & Petty Company. Eight residential properties were included among sales reported this week by Petty & Petty. An eight-room dwelling, 1242 New Jersey avenue northwest, was sold for M. A. Dalsh to Lotta J. Holloway, who will occupy the premises. R. E. Shreve purchased from Anita Rennoe the six-room house at 3916 For Business Purposes Onl 1526 K St. N.W. 7227 7777772227, Yzzzzrzzzzzzz7ZzZz7z2z27, \ R %% K g X X g X g X g QXTI >3 XTI BP0 30 450430 430 030430430430 470450 4504 p o 13th street northwest. Alice D. Reynol purpe A six-room *arolin; for George Cogan, who for inv T A tract of land near Lacey, Va., wa 0ld for the Ashton estate to a lo. Xa X4 »’ % "’ * L 200 2 A 4 L2 2 2 L2 2 20 2 A0 2 LA A A A TN a0 Oisbold the .nine Sth stre s improved and held L north; t, W S. Reams to Th tment purposes. room brick dwelli or, whose name was with- improvins | purpose DET. Maj. ATLED AS INSTRUCTORS an ae. sold to David m dwelling, 1501 ._which will be| 4 i e Possession residence, at 409 South nue southeast, w. sold - > Bohannon t 1st Commercial Zone ‘ ‘ , 935- | were sold | Slattery to a which will im- | who contemplates | erty for business | E. J. McQuade Immediate Ideally located for most any kind of business. Lot 24x90, to large back alley. Will Remodel to Suit Tenant For Particulars and Price See Liberty National Bank 15th and Eye Sts. N.W. Extraordinary Opportunity—1849 Irving Street N.W. to secure one of the most popular Homes ever built in Washington. sutlook that will never be obstructed, overlooking Rock Creek Park. Beautiful st baths, 4 large porches fully screened, open fireplaces, b A location fast This property was built before the war by one of Washi been added. Phone Main 4985 New Petworth Homes These Desirable Homes contain Six Rooms, Bath, Brick Pantry, Spa- cious Porches and Very Deep Lots. A very wonderful view of the city can be had from the front and back porches. They are indeed remarkable in Occupied by the owner, who has constantly Open for Inspection—For Further Particula JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE (Exclusive Agent) THE TALK OF THE TOWN THESE 4th and Upshur Sts. N.-W. See the Exhibit Home, 329 Upshur Street N.W. Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. their attractiveness, both as to construction and price. 1321 N. Y. Ave. Take “Soldiers’ Home” Car to 4th and Upshur Streets or 16th Street Bus Marked “Grant Circle” D. J. DUNIGAN M. 1267 203 Colorado Bldg., 14th and G Sts. N.W. . 7 o 0 i00% 6% <% 6% 4% 0% +% %0 % ¢% % +% %0 <% <%e% BRI T XX IXIX X IX I XD XD TN I XL X X g X g X g X g X Xg XaX g XgXGXeXeX XXX ax 0§0 2 2 O, " Q> 0 0 * 2> e 2 0 0 0 o X K3 XD % 2> g K3 "% 2 K3 s’ oo, R0 2> K3 "% o, K3 ' () ) "8 o, K2 G 0o %% o% oot 42043 oo " o o s % XIS 0o o% XX 2 2 X2 2, S s 4% ., R XX 05 6% o¥; RSaX g 2 X4 (2> ®, 2 L X L) K2 X4 S~ % ®. 23 o, "’ *, I X XS o, " o, ®, CaX oo X o, 0. 0 CEXEX X e "’ KD L) KEXIX K2 Y QX K2 s 1206063 & 03“