Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1923, Page 13

REAL Washington’s Growth Reflected in Real Estate and Building News MERIDIAN HOTEL D, C. REALTORS DUE MORE THAN IN D. C. REALTY LOANS| C. Clinton James Shows Total of Invest-| ESTAT $35,000,000 ments by Building Associations in Financing Construction of Homes. There is more than $35,000,000 in- wested in real estate in the District of Columbia by the building and loan as- soclations, according to C. Clinton James, president of the Bullding and Loan Assoclations Council. In a review of the progress made by the associations in the past six months, Mr. James said: “The build- ing and loan assoclatlons have assist- ed in solving the housing question by helping persons of limited means to finance the buying of their homes, but the demands for loans have been much greater than the funds avail- able. ‘A total of mors than 50,000 people are members of Lullling and loan as- soclations here. Ve could use twice $35,000,000 to take of the de- mands for loans on real estate. “We belleve that a man who owns his home will not be & bolsheviki,” sald. “The building and loan cfatlons throughout the country are encouraging thrift and educating peo- plo to own thelr own homes. Directors and Offcers. The directors and officers of the lo- cal assoclations elected for this year are: Amerlcan Bullding President, Louis Hartl dent, August Getz; secretary, Charl M. Kindle; treasurer, Guy N. Neely: directors, Francis E. Smith, Willlam A Hettinger, Charles Kattelmann, George V later, John Byers, Lloyd ooke, Jullus Egloff, John E. Margner. Brookland Bullding Association— President, Firman R. Horner; vice president, Frederick A. Holto mistant secretary, John A. Massie rectors, H. C. Duffey, . James F. Hood, T. C. Thomas, I Horner, L. P. McLachlen, W. lings, John A. Massle, Frank calf. Citizen’s Equitable Building Asso- etation—President, Thomas J t, Charles H. L. 0- Association vice presi- a: di- J. Met- retary, R. Isaac Bir Burns, P. F, Ci Leo Kolb, Dr. Murch. Columbia President, president, lNiam Britt _Had Building Association— John B. Harrell Harry B. Denham; second vice president, Gutes W, Brahler; treasurer, C. Albert White; secretary, It K. Cook; directszs, Anton A. Auth, Frank J. Auth, (jémen Krogmann, J. Willlam Weber, #red H. Kramer. Columbia Permusent Assoclati Columbla_Permafient Building As- sociation—President, Melvin C. Ha- vice president, Willlam P. Rich- treasurer, Fioyd E. Davis: sec- . Gessford; directors, Henry P. West, Melvin C. Hazen, Clar- ence I. € sford, Floyd Mlam P. Richar Nathan Thomas Bones, Alfred 1L pheus E. Riddle; attorne James. Distr Ha ior, Clinton n, t Building and Loan Assocfa- I " | President, first vice | . Davis, Wil- | Al tion—President, William Fowler; vice president,’ George S DeNeale | = Williape S.”Quinter; tre urer. J." Benson Thomas. Dlrector {William H. Warner, Harry Sherby, ! Charles M. Keefer, W. J. Zastern Building and Loan A: n—President, Alex McKenzie; president, James E. | treasurer, George R. Repetti; secre tary, William N. Payne: jr.; attorney Walter H. Marlow, jr. Directors: Wil- lam H. Yost, W. P. Malone, C. Donohoe, Maurice Otterback, Wil H. Harmer. ctric Building Association—Pre: {dent. H. ¥. Taff; vice president, H. W. Dowling; ireasurer, F. A. Jackson: John F. Connor.’ Directors: ter, 0. MeCullen, J. S, Me- . Wenzel, B. J. Carroll, W ne and Miss Nella Rolli > Serfal Building Bernard ames . . Shea: Directors T. Crowley Fitzgeral F. Hanna M. J. Keane, Hdward T. Kchoe, Dr. James J. Kilroy, Frederick Kraus, P. T. Niland. Edward J. Quinn, W. Richardson Equitable Co-Operative. Equitable Co-operative Building As- soclation—President, John Joy Edson vice president, Perry B. Turpin; vice president, John B. Larner; mecretary, Frank P. Reeslde; assistant secretary, Walter S, Pratt, jr. Directors “harles B. Bailey, Job Barnard, Fred- ", Coville, ¢ E. ieorge Maurice tome Bullding dent, Willlam T. ¢ dent, George W. Linkin: Jam is Woodwar, Ric! Claughton. Fred L. Vogt, Willlam K. L. Quigley, Harvey ris Hahn. A. Lynn M The Home Mutual Building and Loan__ Assocts ident, — Clar- ence Norment; vice president, Maurice F. Flynn: secretary and treasurer, Odell . Smith; directors, John Alden, John N. Auth, W. W. Bowle, H. C. Duffey, Willlam F. Gude, R. Lee Hor- ton, Lawrence Hufty, Arthur J. May, W. Wallace Nairn, George L. Starkey, Alfred Walford, G. W. Forsberg. | George King, jr.; attorney, Frank S. Director: Reeve, R T. Winfleld, Mor- Dowell » | Smith, Metropolls_ Building _ Ass Martin _ Wiegan arry G. Wilson; rthington . Tripp; dirac: . Siebert, James H. Keller, Will R. Miller, John Scrivener, P. C. Schaeter, Henry M. Wiegand, William A. Simpson, William J. Heider; at- torney, Judson T. Cull. Mount Pleasant Buflding and Loan Assoclation—President, Frederick - J. Rice; vice president, Dr. Seneca B. Baln; treasurer, Harley V. Spellma secretary, Adam H. Gaddis; directors, Dr. Seneca B. Baln, Gustave E. Bitt- ner, Roy C. Claflin, Daniel J. Ford, Adam H. Gaddis, Groove, J. Clinton Hiatt, Dr. A. Lochboeler. Frederick J. eelman. iing Associat Idenberg; Church; secr treasurer, president, Charles n See This Wonderful Home Today Low in | Price “Only Two Left” Low Terms 934 Longfellow St. N.W. The best buy on the market today. Why? Because the house is finished throughout with screened porches, tile over sink in kitchen, coal bin built house than usual. The design the ordinary box house of toda house. stalled these features at no ex in and in addition is a wider of this house is different from y, “something new” for a smally Both inside and out we are giving features that no other builder is offering for the same money. We have in- tra cost to the. buyer. “You don’t have to be an appraiser of Real Estate Values to recognize the Terms: $1,000 Cash, worth of these houses” , Balance $75 Month Includes All Interest Walter A. Dunigan Maryland Bldg. M. 1023 200 Ninth 1410 H St. N.W. M. 1023 Street N.E. Near Lincoln Park Six rooms and bath—c: plan—all outside rooms. light; recently redecorated orner property—center- hall Hot-water heat, electric throughout. Garage. Priced low for quick sale—small cash payment—easy monthly payment. Inspect Sunday From 2 to 5 P.M. 1263 Irving Street N.W. Ten rooms and two baths—hot-water heat, electric lights. One square from 14th St. cars—bus line passes almost in front of the door—location unsurpassed. Can be made into 3 apartments at very small expense, mak- ing a very attractive investment or home and invest- ment combined. The price is low and terms arranged to suit purchaser, Open Sunday From 2 to 5 P.M. The Realty & Investment Corp. of Washington Exclusive Ag_cntn 735 13th St. N.W. Cox, | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 13, P Max vice j Jonn J. 3 o 050 020 45 * * K2 "' Q> ®0 ¥ o EXTXEXDX "’ ® .. e KEX ) o%o.o% % o% R T PN e %% %% %% %% 4t % " N“N“N“:““”“““ Py A * "’ KD ' 23 IXRIXIXTNZ XD K3 * o * e " o% * o » o s%s S XKD 2 * % KX o k4 32 o > 0% 4% 5o %! o % % boo30 ofo o5e o5o o0 o304} 2 ' 2 & CERTRD * % XX * d o% oo ¥ oo 0% e a) * * o% XX Brown, Kohne National P | etrong, Dewdrn S Northern Liberty clation—President, president, dale, J. Leo Kolb, ley; attorney, W. Organization in Northeast. Northeast President, president, muller; " Du les Heitmulle John Ja James tubene Belfleld, J. D. Donovan, Alfred (W was purchased by I, rext real estate d mas Finn Marsden et Shechy rmanent 13 dent, Johi ug Asso Shughrue ident, Wiili ; sed ary, Will Dixon; directors, Meint m Brig, Ac . M John arry rEe rg, Henry Johin B ginla D. Building Yot James L. Association— Ly i about The buildl partments Ha E, Arm- | Thorma iy 3. J. Matte Ochsenre w. Find, narles Bauman La L nes E Sherwo chu; W Joseph | Symians, | Torbert, | Henry Carr Balt: B Tobin, 1liam M. Hatley, -d. Jedmond J. Bullding Asso- #. A, Blundon noT. orge Wil F. 'J. Ehler: . nmerich. — Directors William ~ Clark _H. Plitt, No: Build ot tre Charles mermann, "' 05%o% 20.6%4% 6% 6%-4%-0% % ¢%-6% % ¢ %o %% | .‘:““"“‘“’“‘“‘“’“ K EXEXEXIXIXIX I X 2> A PRODUCT OF MERIT WOODLEY PAR \We offer for sale the fi MILLER-BUILT, which symbolizes a service well performed. To inspect them is to admire a perfect blend elevation and different colored homes. Three are semi-detached and five are at- tached. Two-car and one-car brick garages. Cassidy of Norwich, t|made through the real estate firm of eever & Directors: Scofte hington Six Per Cent Perma- X e X 2 Kirby Smith of Shrevepo: 800 North Capitol 0, to st, $8, 6 to repair, 37 $6.000. D. Tennille to Mrs. Vir- | Largest 0 Conn,, | peration Will Be" Erection of $300,000 $100,000. The sale was | 000, W. R. street and 0. J. Brink 10- 25th street nd A. N. Mil oss. & E. Co, ing contains twenty-four and is fireproof and of fleld . to ng opers H. Schulze, Carl Haneke, were issued b, John J. Kolb, William iter, August G. Herrmann Schafer and Chapin 8. buildin, tion was structed by H. of 202 street northwest, at a| cost of §3 000. A permit was | sued to Boss & Phelps to erect apart- | 09-1611 31st street at a rgest to ug in the re o bLuild te Bullding northwest; Richardson, 15th street; cost, $19,000, 3. Ambrogi. t build, cost, National to repair, $60,000, BUYS F STREET Samuel Rose has purc! ate of Henry M. 6 F street Jame: pey, Joshua tls, Arthur d, Arthur Carr and| ‘Attorney, Arthur G. | 00. to o t: G 8 M. Yerdelevit Ga street; cost, $2, H. R. Howenstein, Gth etreet northeast; cost, $7,500. Fred S. Gichner, to build factory, 1218- D street northwest; cost, $60. ght. repair, 421 9th| to build, 1121 1& Assoclution—Pr ! vice president, 3 surer, H. H. Bergmanni Ostermayer; assist- J. Bergmann. aldman, 12 H. § John Henderson, and John H. Clipper. Maed ident, J . 2426 Irving was m orth Capitol 1t S In These Homes in . nest group of homes in the Nation’s Capital. They ar of fine craftmanship and splendid material. Ript WOODLEY PARK OPERATION—AN ARCHITECTURAL TRIUMPH DESCRIPTION Nine rooms (4 bedrooms and a glazed-in sleep- ing porch) ; 2 beautiful baths; 13-16-in. white oak 13-in. walls; standard bath fixtures; Corto radiation ; American Radiator Co.’s hot-water heat plant; Ripolin enamel on all woodwork. Different Drive out Connecticut Avenue to Cathe- dral Avenue, west to 29th Street and south one block to homes. Sample home— 2833 29th Street Open Every Day Until 9 P.M. brick on all the Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged W. C. & A. N. MILLER Union Trust Bldg. BUILDERS PACAL A AL AL AL AL - street; to repalr, huild, to repair, Florida avenue; to repair, %0 4% <0a%0 <%0 cP0s%os: 23 20 4% <2000 o% <20 4% 600 420 o %0 ¥ B0 o%oote .“.00.“.«.n.“Qoop:oo:“:oo'oo:od:“.“'“'“,n.“.«.m“‘“,“.nw.“.“.oozooz&? Main 1790 192 sale was made by Kennedy Brothers, owners and builders of the structure. DRURY APARTMENTS ' BUILDING PERMITS SOLD THIS WEEK The Drury apartment house, at 3121 | Buck- | Mount Pleasant street, was sold this week by W. cost, 1401 V 000 911-2915 . $6.000. 1d, 1008 000. 2 E street; 17th bui New York > Cory, to build nine dwellings, 541 3rd street mortheast; cost, 10th cost, street and t. $65.000 o build, n houges, 1 ost, §40.000. ild, 2408 T street 1147 2222 14th ompany, treet; cost, HOUSE. hased from Baker the northwest. will renovate and im- and use it for ade by Wil- broker. <4 bo® % A K2 2 * o o0 430 630 o} . 0 o* %" 0 XIXDS e > % K2 e KAXEX 7 5% % 6% o o% * * 2 0. o% % % o% % 2430 050 030030 630 o3 e5e 030 430 630 o0 o] R % XD * * 2 0, e * s % o% Rl K2 * KD gl o o% bl K2 "’ 0030 430 050 o0 o§o 430430 50 o50 o50 4} 00 0% o% 6% 6% % o% % % REXAX G X g XX g X g X o * toofe el ofe oo o * o 93 o 2 AR * 2 "’ o K2 K3 S50 el efo ] o * % QX o peopesiesd ' | Hotel | doltars ,rr:flly tran | in the exclusive r lw | portion { capacity. REAL ESTATE. 15 e APARTIENT SOLD AT NATINAL NEET 2400 16th Street Purchased by Out-of-Town Investor. Adoption by Executive Com- mittee of Reorganization Program Is Expected. The Meridian Manslons Apartment B ot e at 2400 16th street was soldy 2 Btiste: Board yesterday by Kennedy Erothers, own- |4 ers and builders of the structure, to | lic E. Kirby Smith of Shreveport, La.| The conslderation was not made pul lie, but it was stated “the price ceeded by more than half million the valuation set the | building by the Rent C fon as a | basis for their determination of rents in this bullding, which was appeule by the owner and which is still await- ing decislo This sale was one of the largest actions in the District for The propert te sidential the street, Washing planning to Nati Boards nal Asso- be held Junuary 17-20, A, Petty, executive 4l board {cording to Jonr a | Eecretary of the I upon v officers who 'wete, convention at wiil San summer, offices, take Complete Reorganization. od 1 plan “nor h 1dopte is loe tionad some time. shington. on of 16th dian Hill Park and surrounding countr. It contains more than 4, bie feet. It has its own p ration plant, and g commodate 300 autom Mr. Smith, the purchase a re- | B ed banker. | velopmient t and vi e largest a clars A director on th Reserve Board of t trict, Dallas, Tex.. f from the time of th the federal res: Mr. and Mrs dents of Wi vea here Chevy Chase. No changes in the official manage- ment have heen announe it bein t s x understood that Frank B. Kleh, the s present manag. ill continue Mr, ith expe. turn here in the spring. im 00,000 cu- ineluds ind 1 elopme With this possibl in e | fc | parti | eftor esident of ines will have rs to pre entions and se and di the spe Subsidiary Adju at the wit to re- when many provements are planned. Kennedy Brothers wero represented In the deal by Attorney Ellwood P, Morey and Mr. Smith. the purchaser. was represented by 3 A Chase. n.x'z.l t offices of tion to carry { to build eight dwell- | | “Among the architects and engineer Who ussisted Kennedy Brothers in e e W with the and tion ope of re ._H. Sonr . Fitzpatr eginald W. G and decoratio: e . who ws Kenned rothers in th his one-third interest to year ago. H. L. soci enterp ted with se spld ttend the Arthu George Y Donohoe, Theo- Gilbert Dent, J L. McKeever —_—— REALTORS TO DINE. Dance and Musical Program Sched- | uled to Follow. Arrangements for the realto: held at W Iter O'Royle. R H. Tus have been comp dinner dance k Hote The prog nd musical 1 e diunce The committee | ed to be next m in- ram arge is co | %’IHlIIIIIlIHIIl!|!!III|IlI|lIIIIlll|HIIHlllIHHIIllllmilll]I]IllIJJllllllllll!l!l]lfi!lfilllllflflll!III!Illlil‘llllllllllllllIlll One Left 3107 12th Street N.E. Our last beautiful home on 12th St land), built by Breuninger, Pederson Cc homes are built of Hytex brick and contain 6 rooms, tiled ba attic, built-in brick coal bin, concrete front porch and spacious sleeping porch, oak floors throughout, I heat cctricity. Room for garage. on snd H. G Northeast (Brook- ust completed. The Do Not Fail to Inspect Sunday Prices and Terms Very Reasonable Open Week Days Until 9 P:M. Arlington Realty Co. Real Values in Real Homes 1627 K St. NW. Phone M. 3174 S An Attractive Chevy Chase Home 4104 Harrison Streel. Chevy Chase, D. C. House is center hall type, 38 feet wide, situated on a >pa‘! cious_lot 60x15 ; First floor contains large living room with side porch, dining room, reception hall, kitchen and pantry. Second floor has four large bed rooms with open sleeping porch and two complete baths. Servants’ room in basement and a built-in garage. Oak flooring and slate roof. One block from car line. Alley and street both paved. This home has all the latest improvements and is in excel- lent condition. The grounds are planned with attractive shrubs and flowers. If You Want a Good Home at a Low Price We Suggest You See This Home at Once Open for Inspection Sunday From 10 AM. Until 9 P.M. Come Out Connecticut Avenue or Wisconsin Avenue to Harrison Street L. E. Breuninger & Sons Main 6140 7 Colrado Building S o