Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1923, Page 18

REAL | s e UAKE SPEEDS LP 15 LUMBER TRADE Pacific Coast Activities ESTATE. 'New Film Show |NARROW SHELVES In Northwest to Cost $300,000 The northwest section of Wash- ington is to be the home of another motion pleture theater costing ap- proximately $300,000 and seating 1,200 persons. Announcement was made this week that Clare E. and Graham Hoffman, Any Article Without Dis- turbing Others. ¢ FOR LINEN CLOSE Plan to Enable Housewife to Find in the wall and reaching to the laundry in the basement, down which the soiled clothes may be dropped and which does away with considerable work for the housewife. This chute should be set in. placo before the plastering is finished. Another handy built-in cupboard Is one in a spare corner near the kitchen or in the pantry to hold brooms, the carpet sweeper and cleaning mop, dustpan, etc., with a few convenient pegs for the necessary dustcloth. Let there be a place for everything and it will be easy to keep everything in CLAIMS $10,000 DAMAGES. Suit to recover $10,000 damages was filed yesterday in the District Su- preme Court by Clifford P. Latrabee against A. L Miller. through Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert and Rudolph H. Yeatman, says he was riding a hicycle at Connectleut avenue and Albemarle street April 24 last, when the defendant drove his automobile so that it swerved Into the path of the plaintiff, who in at- tempting to avold a collision ran into a letter box and sustained serlous in- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, BATUBDAY: SEPTEMBER 15, 1923, e e T A Ty Lo | A The plaintif, | ‘REAL ESTATE. Clted lct Now Marked by Price Increase, Says Publication. known as Hoffman Brothers, have acquired under long lease \terms & site on 14th street northwest be- tween Crittenden and Buchanan streets. Ground has already been broken for the theater. The new theater, which will be known as the Park, will be one of the finest appointed structures in the city, according to the announce- * ment. Construction is to be fire- Proof, of concrete, steel and brick. The linen closet should have many narrow shelves, set close together, so that each article may be easily found and removed without disturbing a dozen others in the search. Shallow drawers will hold the more treasured pieces and give them better protection than is needed for the sheets and towels which are in every- day use. This linen closet can be bullt into a convenlent wall space and is cor- rectly located near or in the bath- room, where fresh towels and wash- cloths will always be near at hand. In conjunction with the linen closet is often found the linen chute, bujlt CHASE HOM 8 W. Woodbine St. Prediction that the lumber market will ‘be strengthened on the west comst because of the Japanese dis- apter; - und that activitles on the Pacific will absorb a large part of the inland production as well, is made in the current issue of the American Lumberman of Chicago, reaching the | DUDbIIE today The weekly lumber market review from this trade journal states that the lumber market continues to de- velop. activity and strength. “Con- structfon in most citi d larger communities remains vol retail yards are busy moving out ma- terial and figuring bills on man proNcts contemplated for this fall, adds the review. : Increase of “Prices are strengthening wéek being $1 to $2 above those pre ling a fortnight aj amese disaster is certa a great volume ¢ west_coast mills which will large part of the production of in- land as well as tidewater mills. It is Btill a question just when Japan wi begin buying for reconstruction pur- Poses, but until more definite infor mation is received the Douglas fi mils will sell with utmost caution Meanwhile they are producing at high rate &nd sales are running as heavy as they seem to care to have They least makl busine rigidly. Dona- 10,000,000 feet for Japan have —_— Scientific experiments have shown that the coldest regions of the air do not- lie over the poles, but over the equator. The greatest degree of cold ever recorded-—119 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit—was found at height of twelve miles abbve équa- torfal Africa. New Homes Nearing Completion S sl Y Y Only 3 Left ¥ 0 | On Emerson Street, Bet. Georgia Avenue and Ninth Street I HOME DESCRIPTION Containing six large rooms, tile bath with shower, extra large kitchen and pantry; sleeping porch runs full width of house, dining room has full sized French doors leading to break- fast porch; front porch is all concrete; kitchen is equipped with onc-pi(}cc porcelain :ink“ and _d‘\;ainb(ial;;!; \;hitcd rnamLcl Six large rooms, unusually well lighted and ventilated, excellent as range; la Wi < 1 bs 1 1 y ivi Sl dcorants e We invite Jhus inshectibns Selcimen pn Deats: hoat snd mspscially mindle elechic fiatures. Large living room 18 with open fireplace, dining room with French doors to breakfast porch, kitchen with large built-in refrigerator, pullman set, Hoosier cabinet, linoleum on floor, sanitas-covered walls, etc. These are not only the most individual houses in appearance, but the most complete offered for sale in this city. See them at once. premises all day Sunday or phone office for inspection ap- Small Cash Payment—S$75.00 Monthly pointment. Price, $9,650. Terms, $1,000 Cash TO INSPECT: Take 14th St. car to Oak St., one square west on Ogden St., or take 16th St bus to Spring Place and Ogden St., walk one square east. $75 Monthly for Balance Samuel Shapiro Co. Exhibit House 1450 Ogden St. N.W. Open Sunday, 9 AM. to 6 P.M. 904 14th Street N.W. Main 5613 V. T. H. BIEN, Inc., Builder WM. S. PHILLIPS Exclusive Agent Prices. Just a few blocks from the Circle, half block from Connecti- cut Ave., in Chevy Chase, Md. Built for present occupant. Un- usuaiiy attractive design and beautifully constructed, practically new. First floor—Large living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry and breakfast room, large porch. Second floor—Three nice bed- rooms, large glassed-in sleeping porch, large tiled bath includes shower. Lot 60x120. Garage. Z Price, $14,000, Terms Opven All Day Sunday W. C. & A. N. MILLER 1119 17th St. M. 1790 “are fo new 1ately Dy " coast lumb been 1 ZR-1 Tests Sfieed Monday; Capital Flight Probable Over Barnegat Bay, N. J.. Monday morning, the ZR-1, queen of the Nav lighter-than-alr fleet. aill show the world how fast she can flv. At this|E time every en 1 be thrown wide open for the fi and if every- thing is satisfactory Crary point the dirigible. toward Washington. however. will rest wah him, the bureau of aeronautics decla The ZR-1 will be c hurst, J., October Denby, wife of the Navy Exclusive Agents ERRERRERREREER MT. PLEASANT Nothing Offered Since the War That Will Compare With This Row—Price, $11,950 5 New N.W. 'Home Bargains 628-638 Otis Place N.W. 15th St. atK by Mrs. Edwin Secretary of the VACANT NEAR SENATE OFFICE BUILDING 143 C ST. N.E. FOR INSPECTION DAY FROM 2 TO 6 y :k home. seven th (four modern plumbing fix- tricity. This home been thoroughly re- and it will be worth to make an inspec- No. New Kite Homes in Chevy Chase, D. C. SUC 2-story rooms rooms) tures, el has Jjust decorated your tim tion 2029 Rosemont Avenue Cash Payment to Suit—Balance Like Rent Six rooms with separate entry hall, screened-in rear and sleeping porches, beamed ceiling in dining room, hard- wood floors, floor plugs, beautiful fixtures, tile bath, enamel sink, built-in gafage and instantaneous heater. Rock Creek Park is your front yard. Nothing can ever be built around'you. Ideal place for the children to play— no automobiles to endanger their lives. Coolest, quietest and cleanest spot in Washington. Directions—West from 16th on Park Road, down Park . Road to Klingle Road, down Klingle Road and turn Reasonable Cash Payment and right at entrance to Rack Creek Park. Easy Monthly Payments Salesman on Premises at 2029 Rosemont Avenue g Sunday, 2 to 6 P.M. Houses have six rooms, tiled bath, hot-water heat, elec- . K tricity, white enamel finish porcelain drainboards, one-piece E sink.” Tapestry brick fronts, concrete porches, metal roofs, steel beams, coil-in heater. Buy Direct From Owner on Premises, Sunday, 11 AM. to 7 PM.—Or See Your Own Broker PRICE ON $6,850 VERY REASONABLE TERMS J. Dallas Grady Maryland Building 1410 H St. NW. M. 727 Just around the corner from Park View School and playgrounds and Soldiers’ Home Park. One block east of Georgia Ave. Price Only $7,500 —which is $3,000 less than asked for any other house on this street. Conveniently located to the car line—a very elegant de- tached frame; first floor has 3 rooms and a large pantry; second floor has 4 rooms and “2 baths; third floor has large room and bath and ch one of the several distinct types is a beauty—combining with its design—plan and arrangement not equalled in any other Homes"in Wash of equal size. 3801 t0 3829 Windom St. On the high point of Washington. They are Kite-built—which means are best built. . For Inspection, Call NELSON K. LYONS i el Riggs Bank Bldg.; 14th St. & Park Road no-coal furnace; built-in Tel. Col. 10240 = garage for 2 cars; lot is 80- { | # ~foot front. [ | $25,000 | Thomas J. Fisher & Co.,.Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 % 4 % They are Kite planned—which means they include all the features experienc reaches make better Homes. $10,500 to $11,250 We'll Make the Terms Convenient Note the Attractive Details Three delightful sleeping rooms —each with its typical big Kite closet. Bath of unusual attractiveness. Big sleeping porch—available from the two rear réoms. Best hot-water heating system— handsome electric fixtures. They are gems from beginning to end—each and every one of them. £ Attractive New Semi-Detached Home Half Square the St. Alban’s Cathedral Very Best Brick Construction L. oy For Rent—Offices Physiciahs Surgeons Dentists Medical Science Bullding (1029 Vermont Avenue N.W.) 1624 Eye Street (014 Army and Nav 1616, Eye Street J. EDWARD THOMAS 419 Southern Buil Six rooms—solid masonry founda- tion; artistic stone chimneys and fireplaces. Pleasing entrance halls—impres- sive Living rooms—handsome Din- ing rooms—and Kitchens that are models of hygienic finish and mod- S ern equipment—the best of plumb- ing and high wainscoated with the Woodley Road and 38th St. NNW. fji}}i = | ins and M sanitary tile effect. Nos. 3200-02-04 38th Street - ‘ : Seven_ large rooms, 2 baths and enclosed:breakfast porch; latest design and decorations; hardwood floors; instantancous hot-water heater; outlet for electric floor lamps and vacuum cleaner throughout; genuine open fireplace with gas heating attachment; built-in garage; spacious front porch. No. 3202 : ; Price $14,000 VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS Within One Square Cleveland Park Bus Line b Open for Inspection ‘ Harry A. Kite I (Incorp orated) g | Wm. H. Saunders & Co. || 1514k Street . Phone Maip 4846 738 15th Street N.W. Opposite State Department 2 Exclusive Agents ¥ If ¥ \ < Mt 8820 31 ¢ 1653 P A N.W. 7 E 3 i ; b Member Washington Real Estate Board i 53 Fogneienia A R || \ i Open for Inspection Every Day and Evening Our Mr. Hamilton will be found at the Sample House—or the local office—-4401 38th Street.. Special appointment can be made with him on telephone. Call Cleve- land 1490, Take Connecticut avenue car's to Albemarle street, walking west to 38th, and then just a step to- Windom street; or Wisconsin avenue through cars to Windom street—walking east to the Homes. R West of 13th—an excel- lent brick building, unusu- ally well built and in good condition; suitable for re- modeling for business pur- poses at a reasonable cost; frontage is about 22 ft., 144 ft. deep to a 30-ft. al- ley; lot contains 3,156 sq. ft.; large brick garage in rear. 3 $45,000 : . Thomas J. Fisher & Co. INCORPORATED Nos. 2018, 2020 and 2022 Monroe St. NE. .| Two blocks from Rhode Island avenue cars, or drive out || Rhode Island avenue to 22d street and north on 22d street to Monroe street. Detached on lot 33 1-3 by 142 ft. tos 15-t. alley. First Floor—Living room, dining room, kitchen and pantry. Second Floor—Three large bedrooms and tiled bath; large at- tio, can be used for storage purposes. Hot-water heat, attractive electric light fixtures, eledtric switches in all rooms, large closets, linen closet g Elastic stucco construction, slate faced roof, iron girders sup- porting house, cement bioek foundation. Real Home Value—Very Easy Terms Salesman on Property All Day Sunday North Washington Realty Co. Incos SR A e 1433 K Street N.W.