Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1924, Page 16

16 REAL "EALTY CLASSES GROWING RAPIDLY Coards Find Value of Edu- cz.lion Afforded by Courses Fully Appireciated. lomentum gained in the past few 108 in the nation-wide movement ~altors to set up & recognized ed- lanal praparation for the man « is'to handle real estate invest- its and to act as agent in seleect- homes and commercial and In- rial sites has already reached a | it where sixty-one real estate rds are actively engaged in the lem, according to reports from ¢s all over the United States made its constituent bodies to the Na- 1al Assoclation of Real Estate s. Fifty boards are &lready 1s0ring real estate courses. New .rses are In process of organiza- 1 in a number of citles. Classes some cases are being conducted the board directly, following the ricula bullt up in recent national itor-educator conferences. In \or cases local educational insti- ions, universities, colleges and Y. A schools are co-operating. York and Chicago real estate urds have experienced remarkable » Philadelphia Real Estate following the success of wurses carried on through co-opera- m_of the board and the local Y. 7. C. A, I8 considering establishment ¢ similar classes directly at board ‘cadquartegs. The Cleveland Real state Board-Y. M. C. A. experience 5 shown a crest of interest In real astate education. Washington, D. C. ix engaged in {ts third year of real estate education through co-opera- .on of the Washington Real Estate C. A, Dean Dan- hide of the Y. M. C. A. izes the progress that through standardizing under the leadership of National Association of Real tate Boards. The Boston Real Exchange co-operates with Hoston University in real estate edu- oation. 325 Enrolled In There are 325 enrolled in the real estate class conducted by the San Trancisco Real Estate Board. In Los Angeles the third year of real estate under way and there are 700 stu- dents under ausplces of the Los Angeles and Southwest realty boards. The Long Beach, Calif., Board of Realtors has a regular board class of ninety members. and has organ- ized a new class under board auspices with a present total of 240 students. ‘The classes at Oakland, Sacramento, Santa Farbara, Santa Ana, San Diego. Stockton and ~ Glendale are arousing widespread interest, Other classes will be organized in California cities during the winter. Dayton, Ohio. hi its Class. cond year of real estate classes in the Dayton School of Commerce and Finance, drawing its inatructor from the Dayton Real Estate Board. The Toledo Real Estate Board, in co-operation with the Y. M. C. A. has a seventeen-lesson course on real estate fundamentals as developed by the joint committee, using the standard text. At Columbus, Ohio, fifty men are enrolled in the seventeen-week course held under the joint auspices of the Columbus Real Estate Board and_the Y. M. C. The Canton, Ohlo, Estate Board has Instituted an educa- tional program in connection with its weekly luncheon meetings, using the standard text. Akron is interested in real estate education. Cl The Real - Mo. rei m in Kansas City. state Board of Kansas City, al “institute of : Ta- coma, Wash.; Birmingham, Ala.; Dallas, Tex. ston and Oak Park, 1L, and | Oklahoma City, Okla., have real estate classes under real estate board auspices. Property owners as well as realtors are included in the Gary, Ind, real estate clase. The Houston Tex., Real Estate Board has opened a lecture course to the public Interested an invest- ment knowledge, as well as to persons preparing to enter the real estate busi ness. Wichita, Kan, has opened a course to which property owners and the public are invited. Waterloo, lowa, and South Bend, ESTATE. CONCRETE REQUIRES CARE IF LAID NOW Special Precaution Needed for Work Done in Winter to Prevent Freezing. The safest practice in placing con- crete in winter is to protect newly placed concrete as soon as possible before it has time to freeze. There is no certainty that concrete that has been frozen even on€e will ever attain its full strength. Repeated freezing and thawing causes serious Injury, nd may necessitate removal of the concrete. No freezing whatever should be permitted In concrete that will be subjected to abrasion, as in floors and pavements. Heat the aggregates and mixing water so that the concrete, when placed, will have a temperature not lower than 65 degrees Fahrenhelt. Place the concrete in the forms Im medlately after mixing, so that little | heat will be lost. Protect the concrete as soon as placed, in order to retain the heat. Canvas covering, sheathing or a layer of clean straw will furnish sufficient protection for some work in mild weather. If the straw contains any manure,” cover the concrete with al layer of tar paper to prevent damage to the freshly placed concrete from aclds in the manure. Where work can be inclosed, open coke manders may be used. In weather such protection and heating :‘hould be continued for at least five a. The concrete must be strong enough | & to support all imposed loads h.»r.m»il &e returns both in the forms are removed mine by pouring hot water on the concrete or ! by heating in some other way. sure the concrete has hardened, not merely frozen. Concrete work can be placed as suc- cessfully in winter as in summer if the above rules are followed. Care- lessness imposes its own penalties at all seasons of the year. ROW OF NEW HOMES SOLD. Arnold & Co., Realty Dealers, Re- port Transfers in Northeast. The sale of a row of new houses on Adams street northeast between 3rd and 4th was announced today by Arnold & Co. Clarke & Johnson. They were sold to Lester Barrett, Riebard C. Carter, Mrs. Mary M. O'Donnell, " J. Scott Miller, Ralph Brearev and Robert B_Heenan. Tex.; Arkansas City, Kan.; Ridgewood and Westfield, N. J., and Winnipeg, Canada, are about to form real estate educational courses through their local real estate boards, Committees are advancing educa- tional training in the real estate boards of Baltimore, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, Indianapolis,’ ~ Denver, M N. H.; Buffalo and Erie, Pa. county, N. J.; Rock Island, son and Racine, Wis.; Charlotte, N. Haynes City tin, Tex., and Van Nuy They were bullt by | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HOLDS REAL ESTATE GOOD INVESTMENT 2. Worthington Analyzes Vari- ous Types of Property Be- fore Y. M. C. A. Class. Real estate investments were dis- cussed at the fast meefing of the . M. C. A. real estate class by George Y. Worthington, former pres- ident of the Washington Real Estate Board, who analyzed the types of investments in real estate, including land, dwellings, apartments, business properties and large office buildings. These different classes of investments, it was pointed out, draw different classes of investors, the smaller and lower priced properties being largely dealt in by those of moderate means, while the larger and more important buildings are usually owned by persons of large means and sometimes by groups of investors formed into stock companies. First mortgages secured on real estata offer to both the large and small Investor the very highest form of investment obtainable, and when placed by responsible parties offer the maximum of security and income return, The members of the class who are undertaking the study of real estate © [ were advised by Mr. Worthington to make the capital Investment of fair dealing, enthusiasm and tireless en- . Which when coupled with gen- unquestionably brings financial re- ward and knowledge of a in the 3% pleused clientele. On Harvard St. (Vacant) Between 14th and unusually good propert story and basement brick con- taining 10 rooms and 2 baths. Exterior is pleasing and in- terior is in good condition. Gas, electricity and heated by steam. Lot is 20 feet front to wide paved alley; two-car brick garage; convenient terms. $18,500 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Our Future Reputation As Builders Is Based on the Construction of Three Homes Located in CLEVELAND PARK 3011-13-15 Porter St. N.W. (One Square From Conn. Ave.) These homes have taken over four months to build by day labor and under our personal supervision. Every piece of work was done by expert craftsmen with sufficient time to guarantee perfect workmanship. In the construction of these homes we have considered the primary and essential requirements of permanency. The foundation was built in solid rock, insuring against sinking or sagging of walls. The finest of face brick, with concrete porches. All the floors are hardwood, and the inside walls are eight inches thick, thereby insuring against cracking plaster. The finest heat- boards, the boards of realtors of the Orange and Maplewood, N. J.. the Camden, N. J., Real Estal are just organizing courses. Fort _Worth, B Passaic ! ing and plumbing systems obtainable has been installed. The first floor has large reception hall, large living room with real blue stone fireplace, connecting with beamed ceiling dining room, which in turn connects with finished breakfast room; large kitchen and pantry. Every woman will be pleased with range and other kitchen utensils. The second floor has four large bedrooms, finished sleeping porch and two tile baths, large finished billiard room on floor above. varfous | W SALES OF PROPERTY BY REALTY FIRM Reported Include Apart- ment Houses and Large List of Homes. Property transfers through the of- fice of the Joseph Shapiro Company have been reported by that firm as follows: The Seminole apartments, a four- story structure at 1444 W street northwest, was sold for 8. H. Lenkin to an out-of-town client, who will hold same for investment. One of the Josepn Shapiro new homes at 4713 8th street northwest i sold to Willlam Hilton for Jullus auber. It contains six rooms.' butlding lof on D street north- 3th and 14th streets, Clarke and John M. A east, between was sold to A. B. C. W. Beale. The garage recently completed at 1319 L street northwest was sold to Herbert Glassman for Harry Gut- ridgo. This sale was made in con- junction_ with the oftice of Moore & The residence at 1418 Varnum street northwest, contalning elght rooms and two baths, was sold for Capt. Charles Stalsburg’to Milton H. Davis. A two-family apartment at 2708 11th street northwest was sold to A. Greenbaum for J. H. Salus. Each flat contains four rooms and bath. The two corner homes of the Sth street operation recently completed by the Joseph Shapiro Company were s0ld, as follows: 4701 §th street northwest to Mary Ourisman and 4729 Sth street to James T. Farrall. A three-story brick residence at 458 M street northwest was sold for Louis Zox to Dominick BoBnfiglio. Dr. Eugene_Jones, trustee for the property at 50 V street northwest, s0ld the same to Travis L. Seger. The 'i'"'IIIIIlllI|I!Illllllllll!l(l(llllIIIlIlIIIlIIIIIlIlIlI!IlIfl!I] T auufln[. |‘\ New Homes in a New Subdivision Detached—Semi-Detached—Attached Styles Frame and Brick Built by Breuninger Pedersen Co., on large lots to 16-ft. alley These Homes Represent a Real Investment Inspect 1026 (Brookland) Six rooms, tile baths, throughout; h.-w. heat; Construction guaranteed. 1627 K St. N.W. |mlmlmmmnuumlmrmnnnnnmnnmnlmmmmnnunnnunnuunnunnnnnnmmmmmluuumm% MT. PLEASANT Lamont St. N.W. 1821 large screened porches, best plumbing fixtures. Representative on premises. To inspect, drive out Rhode Island Ave. to 12th St. N.E., then morth on 12th St., three blocks to Girard St. > Reasonable Terms Arlington Realty Co. “Real Values in Real Homes"” ralldenml O:n;.llnh x room! l.l:d will be oocupled by the new owner. ‘The h%m‘ at 1209 Shepherd street northwest was ;«;’la for Willlam Hil- ton to Fre er. The six-room home at 3036 Park place, which faces Soldiers'’ Home Park, 'llGlnlflldel' Herbert Glassman to_Harry Gutridge. i le Fishbin gurchmfl the elght- ' nd two-bath home at 1533 Upshur street northwest, from Sam Belin. The property is further im. proved with a two-car garage. | John W. Lainhart, jr., purchased the h home at 2020 16th street southeast | from James T. Farrall for residence Ppurpos Emma Butler purchased 804 O street ! northwest from Sadie Fishbin. It contains seven rooms and bath. The residence at 1515 Upshur street northwest was sold for Joseph Mey- ers to Toba Feshben. It contains eight rooms and two baths. One of the palatial semi-detached homes recently completed at 4207 16th street northwest by the Joseph Shapiro Company was sold to Hylas T. Wheeler, local merc! contains eight room: three-car, bullt-in garage, and, othel features. Two other homes In this operation have also been sold, the an- nouncement !;!'WM;!' will be forth- on_railroad, in 204 commercial sone. Ideal manufacturing or warehouse te. A valusble tract of land of 414 scres ]l be purchased at less than half !‘ sl price. ‘Will sell as a whole or in part. Inguire' Edmonds Contracting Co. North 8091 W. C. Brashears Mnin 5664 ard St. N.E. oak floors Beautiful plan. Main 3174 Absolutely Must Be Sold Now offered at a reduced price . Ideal home and environment for a family with children— most beautiful square in Mt. Pleasant. SPECIAL FEATURES —— outhern exposure—six large bed- ms; 2 1 outside tile baths: 3 enclosed sieep- oor. front room h doors to dining room: floors first floor and second floor room: screens: Chamberlain stripped; onk front weather- mald's room and bath: instantaneous water er heating expensive through- out; entire house in perfect condition. Two-car brick garage. REAL ESTATE Have Yau Observed the Ra;l)'id' " Development at 38th and Macomb Streets? If you have not been in thig section recently you are, perhaps, over- looking the very location you want. There are many reasons why it has built up so rapidly: It is high; 38th Street has been concreted, and the bus and car line are less than a block distant. Many new homes have been built in the immediate vicinity by people who are farsighted enough to realize that homes within a block or two of the Cathedral will soon be at a greater premium. Brick Houses at Frame Prices See the two hotises we have left at 3243 and 3245 38th st}eet, and you will agree that iyou could not get as much house—even in frame—in a location comparable to this for the price asked. ¥ . Open Daily and Sunday—9 A.M. to 6 P.M. . Take Woodley Road bus or Wisconsin ‘Ave. car to Wisconsin Ave. To Inspect: and Macomb St., walk west to 38th and Macomb Sts., or drive out Woodley Road to '38th st., thence north to Macomb St. WM. S. PHILLIPS Main 4600 Realtor—Builder 15th St. at K St. N.W. NEW—CHEAPER THAN RENT Price $7,450 5 Sold This Month $750 Cash $65 Per Month i Sample House, 1812 A Street S.E. REALIZE THIS: Your Rent Money is Now Buying a Home for Some One Else. The Same Rent Money Will Buy a Home for You. Note the Maximum Comforts of These Homes That Can Be Had at Minimum Costs Handsome tapestry brick fronts Hot.water heat Large .ight rooms, light closet Steel beam construction ‘Well arranged kitchen One-panel interior doors Zgelnch oak floors Switches to all fixtures Breakfast porch Corbin hardware Sleeping porch Hofland shades Ceflar ‘under entire house Deep lots to aley Open for inspection 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. ARNOLD & COMPANY Exclusive Agents 1416 Eye Street Main 2434 A Beautiful, Comfortable and Complete Home Inspect Sunday After 2 P.M. Boss & Phelps The Home of Homes 1417 K St. N.W. Main 4340 Members of Washington Real Estate Board . These homes are being offered at a price of two to three thousand doliars cheaper than any other house in the city. Priced Reasonable Ouwner Desires Immediate Sale 1909 Kenyon St. N.W. OPEN SUNDAY From 2 to 4:30 P.M. Very desirable; two- s o batna one 3 shower: | | BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED HOUSE ¢ N two baths, one a shower; ; N N . Center Hall Type N R Open for Inspection GOLDSMITH & CO. BUILDERS 1405 Eye St. N.W. Main 9670 If You Believe in the United States—You Believe in Washington THE TWO BEST BUYS In Chevy Chase 8 Y In Washington 4 ‘ - A ing fuc o detachioll Home—of liveshls size—pleasing See Them Tomorrow L o ciat s s e . withia your ‘easy. reach and buyable upon terms that you can conveniently meet—by all means come and see this delightful community of Kite-built “Homes at - 3110to 3128 Newton Street NE. - - Just Off Rhode Island Ave. You'll be surprised what commodious Homes of 4 and 5 rooms they are— with mogernly appointed baths, and best type of_h:t:m:;; heating systems. house with tile bath and shower, first-floor tile lavatory They are equipped with gas ranges and electric lighting fixtures. and every appointment of the fine modern residence.. N { They ha . 'wide front parkings and deep rear lots. The construction is of Large lot. : g i T 85 ¥ &"Kihg::dd,hi‘h-‘n&!m For example they are finished with 3 L g 5 Mh.ifimm:hkeepmtheuldinwinurmdt_hehutinvmmma‘ B S o Prices, $7,550 to $7,950 ) 2-story brick with 6 rooms and bath, every modern Note this interesting and unusual feature— ience, i ilt-i 1 ( Balance Cheaper e e ™ e R Only $500 Cash—rron Romt. -+ ? 3 i s e naa . " . nei mmdm -~ ' niduongf OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW is sssured for we contral the properties on both ’ in this section—and every home will be a Kite home. * 4 Easy Terms a Big Feature back porches, hot-water heat, electricity, back yard to’ public alley; plenty réom for garage; in excel- lent condition. iN Immediate possession can be secured—reason- able terms arranged. ‘B. F. SAUL CO., 1412 Eye St. NW. § Main 2100 . The Best Home-Buyi-ng Proposition These two houses, in a delightful section, are priced low and are desirable from every standpoint. No pros- pective purchaser of a home in Chevy Chase should fail to see them at once. 5303 41st St. N.W. Just North of Jenifer St. Unusually complete and'sbacious 7-toom. detached »: Recent Sales of Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc. Apartments, Bu Property and Dwellings __Total, $284,350.00 S s Jior The Ashley Apartment House Company—the Ashlgv Apartment . House, lot 22-23, square 2555, on the south- wiest corner of California and 18th Streets. et For Elijah Smead Alvord— dwelling, lot 94, square 2111 (2855 29th Street). . s iisiant e i AR RN + For Union: Trust Company —dwelling, lot 110, square 240 (1608 13th Street). Kor Elsie B.. Darlington— lots 801, 805, 806, square 114, 409. 20th Street, 1408 New ampshire Avenue, No. 1 Du- Pont Circle. For George Francis Wil- liams—lots 71 to 76, square 203, 1400, 1402, 144 W Street, 2126-2128 14th Street. For John F. McGee—dwell- ing, 941 Rhode Island Avenue, lot 55, square 364. 1605 VARNUM STREET N.W. Just West of 16th Street This home is of pleasing design and contains man: unusual features. 9 rooms, 3 baths, including servant’s room and bath. Large attic with cedar room; and 2-car brick garage on end of deep lot. Street and alley paved. Its attractive location, its generous room’ size and the liberal size of the lot combine to make this home livable and convenient. [0 for Your Inspection Ev: d Evening 523 Ottt D Price and Terms Given Upon Request L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS MEMBER OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD 706 Colorado Building Main 6140 LRI P ton Street L2170 I Built, Owned and For Sale by WAEA,Q A -' e » Han-y A. Kite Main . Incorporated 813 15th St. N.W. L LI IO T L L A L A A O