Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1924, Page 14

| LAUD WASHIGTON elegates to Recent Conven- ! tion Here Grateful for Hos- ! pitable Courtesies Given. Expressions of surprise and wonder at the beguty of the National Capital and the hospitality of the residents and the Washington Real Estate Board have come in scores of letters from some of the most prominent realtors in the country who attended the re- cent annu: nvention of the Na- tional Association of Real Estate Boards. These letters of apprecia- tion are continually being received by John A. Petty, executive secretary of the local real estate board. Bestowal of Compliments. Here are some of the feelings real- tors from all over the country express in regard to the National Capital and the way It entertains its visitors: Carl F. Ogle. executive secretary of the Fort Wayne Real Kstate Board, refers to Washington as the most wonderful city he ever visited. clation, in complimenting the Wash- ington ' board, said: “We very much enjoyed the 'splendid entertainment provided by your board for the visit- ing realtors, each feature of which was beyond our expectation. We foel that the conventlon was in every respect most helpful and educatlonal, and you are to be congratulated fflr vour eflicient handling of such & Eathering of visitors.” Volce of Kansas Oity. The Real Estate Board of Kansas City, the home of the national presi- dent, through its executive secretary, expressed its appreciation as follow; “Our directors des you to know that the Kansas City realtors are deeply appreciative of the courtesies extended and the hospitality dis- playad by your board, and wish to compliment~ you on 'the excellent manner in which your board dis- charged {ts dutles as host to the realtors of America. Alexander S. Taylor of Cleveland, one of the earliest presidents of the national assoclation, writes as fol- lows: “Ffom every point of view it was the best conventin we have held. Its business sessions were full of in- terest and information, and your en- tertainment was filled with warm hospitality, and I Kknow that the bonds of friendship which were es- tablished during that week will be Perry O. Powell, execlllwo secre- tary of the Milwaukee Real Estate Board, writes: “Words fail me in expressing to you the genuine appre- ciation of the Milwaukee Real Estate Board and myself for the splendid manner in which you took care of our many needs prior to and during the convention.” The_executive secretary of the Chi- cago board, in_expre: ments of the Chikago realtors, sal “I have attended a number of na- say without reservation that I have never seen the detalls of a conven- tion handled as well as you and your board looked after the matters in connection with the convention at ‘Washington. Three years ago Chi- cago entertained the realtors, and therefore we know the thousand and one things that are necessary to make a convention a success.” View of Amsociation Officer. The chalrman of the industrial property dlvision of the national as- soclation, speaking for his associates, said: “The members of the industriai property division wish to express to you thelr very great appreciation of all you and-the Washington board did to make our conferences the greatest in_the history of the organization.” In addition # the many expressions of appreciation relative to the con- vention, many letters also have been B recelved by the local board compli- menting It on (he handsome souvenir booklet that was distributed free to the visitors. ~This souvenir w. specially made booklet, entitled “The National Capital,” and contained forty views of “Washington, selected from approximately 600 photozraphs. A special committee, consisting of H. K. Boss, Willlam T. Beale and Jesse H. Hedgos, with John A. Petty, spent more than' four weeks in developing the idea. It proved such a popular booklet that the local board has had it copyrighted. The president of the natlonal asso- ciation, in referring to the conv tion, sfated that the natfonal officers appreciated the dignified atmosphere as well as the cordlal hospitality which the Washingtcs realtors were able to give the whole gatherin A LUMBER QUTPUT FALLS. Reports Show Heavy Drop in Out- put for Month. Reports to the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association here from 356 of the larger commercial saw mills of the country Indicate a heavy falling off In the national lumber movement for the week ending July b, occasioned by the customary midsummer holiday and repalr suspension of many mille. Pro- duction fell oft decidedly, too, as com- pared with the same week of last year, tut o fower number of mills than in Unfilled orders continue to decline. For 244 west coast and southern pine mills unfilled orders were 413,- 270 feet, as against 429,124,582 foei: Tor 345 mills the ‘week 'etore ately, 121 west coast mills had unfl ed orders 222,479,338 _feet, 1,071 feet of 120 ek ending June 28. Similarly, 123 identical southern mills had ‘unfilled orders of 189, of ;STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That’'s All e ————————————— IS 934, 1a8¢ waek, as agatnst 199,743,511 feet the week Altogether the ul comparably re- porting mills’ shipments were 117 per roduction and orders (new For the ercent. d 106; for ¢! est coast ‘mills they Wwere 147 and 133. Of the comparabl: re?orllnt mills 3!’ hlvl an nubl ished normal for the week of 214,65 oir actual productlon iu t of that amo shipments 7l Services at Cherrydale. The service tomorrow morning at the Cherrydals M. B, Church will be conducted by W. H. _Loving. Sosaker 1n the evening will be Rev. Apartments in Shanghai. An elght-story apartment house, modern in ery respect, equipped With Thres elevators, with stores on Takoma Park Homes modern _hot producing $130 Tor month mcome. Tor owher, Afier reserving 5 rooms, bath and sléeping porch for himeslt.” Good construction. All improvements, _Blate roof. 5 by T lose to 14t siret Car leaving must sell mew bun- the street level, is to be erected in Shanghai, China, in the block between 8l o[ ——[o[c———= [0 [c——n]e——] W. C. and A. N. MILLER Invlte You To Inspect Their Homes in Nanking Szechuen and Kiangse roads. EAL ESTATE. and It is | within the year, Kiukiang roads and | understood that work will be starte Hoosier,” he declares, “it ion that I would not care JDlace but in my nome wce visiting Wash- it ihat T have altered m tional conventions, and I think I can A attractive A Kennedy-Built Home No. 630 Quebec Street N.W. B T Sitaated one-half block off Soldiers’ Home Park and one Ifl" avment, ai i DGR block south of Rock Creek Church Road. srouads, ia ..e.'x‘:';:‘ ndition: A truly beautiful home in a square of Kennedy Houses— FaESy enjoying a reputation as one of the most attractive and indi- vidual blocks in the city. Appearance, high standard of con- struction and where good common sense was‘used in fore- thought ,of plan. We are_absolutely confident an inspection will convince you that it is an outstanding value and a home anyone would be proud to own. bouse, t less than’ cost. Other District homes from $0,500 up. 8 rooms, 2 baths, every conven fence, oak fioors. Areplace, “hot-water n-:. near unnu‘ $14,500. INSPECT THESE Petworth Homes Ninth street between Crit- tenden and Decatur. Two-story colonial containing = six rooms, front and rear porches, water heat, electric lights, cel- lar under entire house, lavatory in cellar, paved alley. TERMS Floyd E. Davis 7th and E S.W. Main 353 THE GARDEN SPOT OF ASHINGTON Only by seeing these homes, with the beautiful setting that nature has furnished, can you appreciate what we have to offer in this “Miller-Built” community of mod- erate priced homes. Don't let another day go by without paying a visit to this fast developing subdivision. lolc———]a|——=lflh|——] EEEEEEE nt of the Toronto Real more at at any heir hosy every one feel bricks, Ga- bath, hot- California bunga- ] rma. 35,100, bm- low,” sll’ tmprovements, easy te Beautiful Duteh_colonial and n:x- and 7 hea i KLy resident of the To Inspect: Motor out Mass Ave. or by Wisconsin Ave. trolley to inter- section of Mt and Wisconsin Aves., thence west along Cathedral Ave. which leads to property. hington beautiful which ieen_an in- 11 of us who attended thing which we than the Wash- lish homes. & BoIE05 <o $12,000, 00, et nd hall Tecond, "with large groonds. contasaing Truit and_garden. "Gentrally located: Al comveniences. Hot-water heat. place, Terms. the convention. Th remember more, however, the hospitality of the n boys large bungalow, 6 first flm.nz rooms —Features— Dean Memph ex tary of the FOUR SPLENDID BEDROOMS b Covered cement porch across the entire house; reception hall; spacious livire room with fireplace; large - TODAY! Lillie & Hendrick Citizens Bank Building, Takoms Park W. C. and A. N. MILLER Realtors ! 1119 17th St. Main 1790 Adams 4433 | joic——=lol——|a|———|a|[c——=|alc———=|o]—— 00 a dining room; bright, glass-enclosed and floor has four excellent bath; ¢ kitchen: built-in refrigerator: a breakfast porch. Second fully equipped tile and screened sleepirg bedrooms: an_enormous glass-enclosed porch. Attic. Bright, airy cellar; porcelain tubs; cold storage room; extra toilot. Hot-water heating plant There are choice electrical fixtures throughout, and the entire house is in perfect condition and 36 feet doep. Garage. —=lole——=lal——— o] ——= o] =———[a[——=|o[c——[o| ]| ® See These Beautiful Woodley Homes 32 Built 30 Sold Exhibit House 2724 Woodley Pl Completely Furnished by The Hecht Co. Open Dudily Till 9 P.M. $15,950 Liberal Terms ONLY 2 AVAILABLE 8 Rooms—Semi-Detached FEATURES— ous features ircluding French doors con- = living room and dining room also lead to breakfast room: white tiled bath, shower and built-in tub and fixtures. Large bedrooms and numer- ous closets; fine kitchen with enameled range and built-in _conveniences; real open fireplace; 10x1¥ garage. White kitchen cabinet. Large yard to paved alley. Inspect them today. %JO/LDU SHADIRO CO. Q1Q_l9% Atteet N House s 23 feet wide Lot, 90 feet decp to wide paved alley. Owner Moving to the Suburbs Is Anxious to Sell Quickly. See It Tomorrow. Open After 2:00 P.M. When You See These Bungalows and Houses You’ll Recognize the Quality Features Chevy Chase Crest, D. C. Near Chevy Chase Circle Only $ 1 ,500 Cash Reguired Eight rooms, tile bath, built-in tub, extra shower bath in basement, reception hall, sun parlor, h.-w. heat, fireplace, h.w. floors, Pittsburgh water heater, servant’s toilet, finished attic, fully screened, extra fine kitchen equipment, garage. HOW TO RBACH PROPERTY: Chevy Chase car to Chevy Chase Circle, get off at Chevy Chase Circle, walk east on Ritten- house Street to Broad Branch Road, north one block to property. SEE THESE BUNGALOWS One Block to 14th St. Car Line Extended BOSS & PHELPS Main 9300 The Home of Homes 1417 K St. N.W Members of the Wanhington Renl Estate Board = fllllHiiIlllIIIlI[II|l|l|[|l|IIIIHl|l|l|I|IllllII[IIII|I|l||||||l||I|lIII|l|I|IIlIIlllllI|Illllll|l|l|IlIlIIIIllIIIIIIHIHIIIII[III[ITIIIHWE | Beautiful Suburban Home PRICED RIGHT Nume necting 1 6101 Fourth St. N.W. This attractive home is located at the corner of 4th and Quacken- boss streets, containing 8 rooms and bath, hot-water heat, etc. Frontage 105 feet on 4th street and 140 feet on Quackenboss street, affording room for large garden. Open for Inspection Sunday and Daily WARDMAN 1430 K Street N.W. Five rooms and bath; h.-w. heat h.w. floors throughout, open fireplace, cellar and attic. $7,750; Corner, $8,500 $750 Cash, $65 Monthly, mcludes interest and principal. HOW TO REACH PROPERTY: 14th Street car liffe marked Takoma; get off at Sheridan Street, walk one block Georgia Avenue to Rittenhouse Street, east ‘to third, one block north to Sheridan, one block east to property. CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND, BUNGALOWS One Block to Conn. Ave. east; or drive out i Shisie, o — 1472 Spring Place Open Tomorrow for Your Inspection From 1 to 6 P.M. This is a most desirable Mt. Pleasant Home, just off 16th St. Many people have been lqoking for a four- bedroom house with two baths. You will find your wishes gratified in this respect, with many other won- derful features. A cheerful open fireplace gives added charm to a living room 1414x171; feet. The din:f room is 13x18%; feet, opening into an attractive glassi in breakfast room. Every part of the modern kitchen has been carefully planned to save time and steps for the housewife. A sunny and well ventilated 8leeping porch completes the upper floor. The house is a light texture brick, 23 feet wxde, running through to Ogden St. En- trance to a built-in garage from Ogden St. The house is screened throughout, and a complete set of awnings are included. Price and Tanm Are Right MCKEEVER-'! GOSS,M“ 1415 Eye SL R $1,000 Cash, $85 Monthly Five rooms and bath, h.-w. heat, h.w. floors throughout, open fireplace. Lot 71x188. HOW TO REACH PROPERTY: Take Conn. A 1 Lak ff at Ra; to Delawars, ona biock north (o Spring. venue cars marked Chevy Chase €, got off af ymond Btreet, walk one block east TERRELL&LI'ITLE,lnc. 1206 18th St. N.W. . Main 3285 Evenings Phone Franklin 1686-J or Potomac m Our npnuntufim wu'llbc at dl these houses Smdg from 10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. $7,950—$1,500 Cash This lovely corner will surely appeal to any refined home pur- chaser who-is looking for something better and prettier than uu average moderately priced home. The beautiful lawn and shrubb the neat front porch, an extremely cozy paneled living room wi tinted walls; then, too, a beautiful dining room to correspond, and an up-to-date Kitohen, aif really make this one of the nicest floor plans imaginable. - The three large outside bedrooms, each with a big closet; the wide halls, and white bath, stamp this as a small home beautiful. A built-in’ garage, separate storage space and complets laundry make this truly a comfortable ready- to-live-in home. SEE DAVIS AND STEELE 1420 New York Ave. ; Main 5082-5398