Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1923, Page 15

BRICK MAKERS SEE | SLUMPIN BUILDING Drop Considered as Largely Ak ace sued fucturers’ the reached digest ross orde 000 on e T < most ceeding Clevels in ufacturers. old orders fty of new 1 the pr “On port wonal bl much larger sing. e er public SIf euch stato of 1 business incre: censumpt brick o much building outls lLomes beir REAL ESTATE. SHOWS SHARP New busines® in the lumber manu- facturing industr the United States showed an in of 19 per ent, last week, according to reports from 401 of the larger commercial | wmills of the country, as compared with revised reports from 408 mills for the previous week, says the | tional Lumber Manufacturers’ As- a review of current lum- | An increase in ship- | 1 | ments of nearly 8 per cent was in- | dicated and in production of 2 per cent. Reports from 134 West Coast | mills. as against 128 for the previous | 5% week indicated unfilled o sing from 3 900 feet louthern sociation mills showed an int their order file from 2 't to 220,870,326 feet. ¥ all the reporting cen-| ments orders wer in| cent of Wtual product = jer Pine Association York. e e ntaxge as 1t and the mills of the o Cal | Lumbermen's "y sso _ it = 102 per cent. Of the while well stocked withi ,¢= BL0 0g™ mitly reported. mor at full capa mal produ on for the week, in re- | N he lation to which actual production was 110 per cents ship v and orders, 101 pe Table Shows Wovement. following table moxement for Milis Prodic of For { n th ing mil ¥ Due to Season. However. sociation, in 5 ber condit to the Common rding by the ports f Associatio oper proportions ¥ dror \dding “has 1 decline in tions seric giving operate rtim 6 | shift records of tion from July 1 digest saxs falling off in apparent in some of th that the bu In N¢ Chicago embers of the and Pine | 103.691.000 to | in busine, mills The each n. the South- mills showing and 88 per | West Coust and 97 and |2 per ntire number | shipmen he new sociatio ext duction have been months w Detreit, nd eve th ornia distriets m md rennin N repor t busine ines cent, [ foF fu amount L4284 {defivery have volume | into the of-| by e veduced | cding e Wolher plants mon “The lumbe: design < the weeks I the ome im-| e ant say while Wed pessimistic thirty das pringisti Ty vi all ad last i pile up and that wibl Crtainy be cities there i sur The n extreme short- | sehools and hospitals and buildings the only one that’s for sale of the Albemarle and 38t ses this year would represent per eent over the of common brick e that the this n 1in 000 brick he 19 ind Lome vear will that. Home | dependablo \ delightiul Home a Real Home—wholly detached— tion. With everything that makes and complete. Kite planned and b Six rooms and sleeping porch : heat. stone foundation, stone firep t s buil of cCnstructi Phe brick . the dering in the field by re ome builder cificati s tric installation. conditior painted J. ‘Dallas Grady The Price is $ Inspect Sunday 143 C St. N.E. VACANT ve on premises \d bath fixtur Hent and ke convenient. Open every day and evening. Mr. Represe ven Our umbi red Cleveland 1490. of Burean of Standards), turn west to Avenue through cars to Windom Street. ! Built, Owned and For m e Harry A. ‘EI Easy Terms K Street corporated) 322 Maryland Bldg. 1410 H St. N.W. Main 7. Member Washington Real THE WEEK’S LUMBER received during West week was For s Here’s One of Those i Beautiful Cozy Homes Chevy Chase, D. C. in a charming neighborhood EVENING STAR, WASHINGT( TRADE INCREASE| Con Last wk. espond. Wk. 19 Preceed. wk. he d the e lumber m 15 was as follo | 444,186,069 1.446,883,176 Pine A Orleans that orders the week ending A sed 23.8 per cent over week; production in-, and shipments . Of eighty mil outhe om New incre vious ed 1.4 per ce their ranning time, fift full time and six reported including two on double er Cent Above Normal, Coast Lumbermen’s A n wires from tle that pre for mills for the nt above nor- was about production, with | reporting 22 per i that new busin. cent above nts y-six per cent of all new ken during the week was water delivery. This 3 feet, of which ! for domestic cargo 10 feet for export y ' rail amounted to orty-th per cent of k's Tumber shipments move =0 s ture ed to 13 feet w and 10 > last group h Street and a splendid loca- a Home comfortable uilt, tiled bath, hot-water lace, slate roof, con- crete porch and best of finish throughout ; gas and elec- 10,500 —and you can arrange terms that will for inspection Hamilton will be dound at the Sample Home—or vou can phone him for special appointment Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle Street (first stop morth 38th St., or Wisconsin Sale By Kite Estate Board lo]l——=]c§ Phone Main 4846 per cent below new busi- | | by water, this totaling 46,825,148 feet, | of which 36,258,694 feet moved coast- wise teet bile and team deliveries amounted: to 4,896,263 feet. {orders totaled exporf filled the f produ; Assoc! fee and The ement of report- {pine Manufacture from car and log suppl er fair and sources of demand general. here PROMOTER_RELEASED. NE aix reles at by th in Pol $1.000 were the )N, D. C, SATURDAY, WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS and went intercostal overseas. and Local 10,569,454 automo- Unfilled domestic cargo | 3 feet; unfilled et and un- t orders 79,02954 rail trade orders | irst thirty-four | ction reported to the W 4 iation has been | new business, 3.41 hipments, 3,590, Californis During Past Few Day: w of off transfers by the and Sugar | fation wires labor and ‘mal, weath- following were made The estate William announced: Sin Frane have been no unusual storms, ditlons in | o/ 1y semi-bungalow at 6813 street northwest. eight large rooms. ‘alifornia and Oreg the mills of this association are to M athel V. Fowler. 68 to John J. P. Mullane. 6814 Sth street n to Mrs. Ella L. Warre ew hungalows transferred to the Whittier street was sold Hines; 520 Whittier street, ce P Lewis; 530 Whittier s oward W. Berry. (. C. Weinberg W YORK; Septembe Tobias, promoter, of Los and Fort Worth, arrested here Hotel McAlphin on August 15| e request of federal authc | rtland white sl | following: to Iv to put until purchased fr understanding that nt to return t You Should See This BEAUTIFUL. NEW RESIDENCE On Sixteenth Street Built of Blue Granite 5317 Sixteenth Street e the reservoir) walls, two- homes back (in that beautiful section just oppo: Sol 3uilt of Blue Granite Stone, 16-inch car garage in rear same stone as house. T contain 12 rooms—3 baths, quartered oak flooring, stairway. beautiful doors and woodwork, finished in mahog any and white: inclosed breakfast porch: two sleeping porches, one open and one inclosed. These homes will be open for your inspec- jon every day and evening until 9 P.M. Built by (. U. Small We Invite Your Inspection L. E. Breuninger & Sons 706 Colorado Bldg. Main 6140 v of 1ese Agents treet, SEPTEMBER 1, ANNOUNCES SALES Residence Property Moves Actively Phillips this week, it was John M. Moehring purchased a two- 9th This home contains 6811 9th street northwest was sold 5 9th street northwest was sold hwest was sold . . nd detached homes 500 ar- to om de- 1923. Church road. This house contains six large rooms. Mrs. Amy A. Bustin purchased from Walter P. Monson, jr., the one-story bungalow of five rooms at 1440 Kearney street northeast. Don M. Leary also purct Mr. Mon- son the bungalow Kearney street northeast These homes hav: just_been_completed Sylvan Wittgenstein purchased from “arl Nelson premises 2409 12th street northdst. This a bungalow of five roo Mrs brick Colohan sold to the two-story 13th street son purchased t northwest containing six rc BANDITS KILL AND ROB. NEW bandit mises his brick homé September 1 shot and George ) paymaster for tratford Lumber and 3 n a holdup at Astoria shot in the stor and che: he fought to retain possessios money bag. He died on the YORK, S killed the way to reported t the rob- i aped with $10,000 in cash Only 5 of our houses in various N.\W. o' tions remain unsold. sell very quic north- | If You Believe in the United States— New Walker Homes REAL. ESTATE. 1016 Sixteenth Street N.W. Best Section Exclusive and Fashionable 16th Street New modern fireproof building offe venienc the prices are reasonable. The building best construction, contains two elevators, ref eration and unusual kitchen equipment 4 rooms and bath, $100.00 to $125.00. five and six rooms and bath. / Representative on premises daily and Sunday H. L. RUST COMPANY 912 15th Street N.W. ing con- only found in high priced buildings. vet is of the \lso ou Believe in Washington Only a Few Unsold urban opera We expect the few remai=ing ones to Iy, therefore the wisdom of immediate in spection is obvious. Albemarle ~West of Connecticut Ave. 4 attractive. commodious and very complete brick houses (2 located on corners), appeal very strongly to the far-sighted buyer hecause of low upkeep cost. The section —close in, vet with all suburban charm—is extremely de sirable. Jenifer and 41 This is a Bethesda Blue Granite. —Chevy Chase, D. (. characterful corner house, built It is unusually complete, is huilt very of on large lot and has a built-in garage. These Houses Open Every Day Until Dark Avoid Disappointment—See Them at Ongce 15th St —EDGEMOOR— DINING R00M e 2x1G 'LIVING 'RooM 18 First Floor Plan Second rrice $10,500 type of villa in stucco on hollow tile or stucco on frame. th spacious living accommodations throughout. An attracti in appearance. 1st Floor hallway, kitchen, rear entrance vestibule, rear porch. 2nd Floor: Large master bedroom with two closets and front alcov small_bedroom, each with closet; hallway, bath, linen closet, rear balcon. Basement: Basement un: BED ROOM nxa’ Floor Plan Exterlor unusually attractive Front ‘entrance vestibule, large living room opening directly on front porch, dining room, e, one medium sized and one ¢ger entire house, concrete walls, cement floor, hot-water heating plant, instan- taneous gas water heater, laundry tubs, large fuel and storage space, servants' toilet. ws oo v, MADDUX, MARSHALL & COMPANY, INC. IN WASHINGTON’S NORTHWEST SUB-, URBAN SECTION, IN AN UNSURPASSED NATURAL SETTING, LIES EDGEMOOR THE CAPITAL’S SMARTEST RESIDEN TIAL COLONY. prosimnent ; I location the bli Tient of permanent homes. They found it i the northwestern environs of Washington. aveiding the disadvantages of life a ted city. and yet close cnough to enjoy the conveniences an proximity. These pione ed the land, laid out paved rects and winding roadwa here tiies autitul homes under Stately trees on a terrain of natu- Fandeur. which fandscape archifeets soon molded into scenes imposing beauty water ze systen found there, including cc heart of Washington in Lank and nearby stores, shops. garages. In the nearby surrounding country are seven prominent including the Chevy Chase. Columbia and Congressional lubs. In addition, TOOR has its own community . with its attractive swimming pool. tennis courts and other reereational features, including a riding field. Here one joy to its fuilest extent the life worth living. after the the business day in Washington. Electricity. g conveniences are trolley line to t commiunity school. et clube. Countr clubhou: zrind nd Washington has become the until the telephone companies the city w ase fifty per it within the next vears. Building operations may lag in other citles, but experts agree that for vears to come Washing ton must continue its construction program in order to provide the thousands of additional homes needed to augment the pres- adequate suburban housing facilities. hanges expandin. ppulation « Time has wrou Waorld It estimate th achments of the rapidly expanding business a districts in the city proper have step by step cive residential circles further and further to- estern environs of the Capital. he ener =zovernmental driven th ward the n Not even EDGEMOOR can withstand the inexorable tide. has been decided to open the gates of this fashionable to carefully selected development. Exclusive of the beautiful homes already there, the remain- ing property in EDGEMOOR will be divided into less than onc nundred and fifty homesites, ranging from fifteen thousand to forty-four thousand square feel. It is our purpose to sell only alternate lots among the smaller ones, so that homes may, under no conditions, be closer together than we think would be con- sonant with the prestige of the community and our desire to keep it the Colony Beautiful. We were able to acquire this property for development only because of our phenomenal succe with B:‘\TTVE'R\ PARK, the adjoining subdivision, where we sold seventy-eight modern, at- tractive homes in elght months; and BATTERY PARK continues to be developed with unprecedented rapidity. This accomplish- ment speaks for itself. Our own construction force, efficient management, the size of the undertaking, the elimination of immediate profits, etc.. make this achievement possible and permit us to build homes at least twenty per cent below the usual cost. Home-sites in EDGEMOOR will sell quickly. The price to- day is about one-third the cost of property with similar location and conveniences. desired types will be built by Maddux, Mar- chall e Company” from wour own plans and specifications for the estimated cost of construction. This Company anticipates building forty-eight homes in EDGEMOOR by January, 1925. When building_construction begins in EDGEMOOR may expect rapid advancement in the price of lots. Terms: Twenty per cent cash, and the balance on reason- able monthly payments. IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING A HOME IN THE NORTH.- WEST SUBURBAN SECTION OF WASHINGTON, IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTERETS TO_INSPECT EDGEMOOR AND BATTERY PARK WITHOUT DELAY. SALESMEN AT BATTERY PARK OFFICE DAILY AND SUN- DAYS; AT EDGEMOOR OFFICE SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS. vou Southern Building DINING RM 124x15.¢ l TALL BED RM 1212767 < - = Forarr [ 3710~ “FIRSTi s FLODR " SECND- FLIOR. Price $14,500 A popular New England type. built upon the square plan, with center hallway, affording maximum liv- ing accommodations. 1st Floor: Un large dining room, 2nd Floor: small bedroom 3ra Floor Basement: water heating ally large living room opening into tchen and pantry. Spacious master hedroom, three closets, large bathroom opening on center hall Servants' room and bath, space for additional bedroom Large basement under entire house except sun parlor; cement floor, concrete walls, hot- plant, instantaneous gas water heater, laundry tubs, fwel bin and ample storage space. a large, fully inclosed sun parlor, center hall, with separate bath and large closet, two medium sized and one linen closet. Main 8970-71