Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1924, Page 19

REAL ESTATE. THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 29, 1924 . REAL ESTATE, | by Frank Burton Hofr advi b1 e AP. T U. S. AID IN HOUSING | councei™to Siisent “avmte™ Chatrms | “'Ho “ided" thas. with an investinent APAR]-MENIQ EAD NEW ARTMENT. HOUSE ON C SIREET . Board of the War Depar(cmenl. on | of less than $1,000,000 the Govorn- “Landlord and Tenant." ment could purchase or erect 100 to | D AT K. C. I.A S "‘ ollowing the lecture a dlscussion | 200 one and two family houses which »f the present rent situation followed | it could profitably rent to Govern- 1 —_— | and one of the students, a Govern- | ment employes of moderate salary at % | ment employe, suggested that inas-|approximately $25 to $35 per month. : : i The Government was urged to pro-| Mmuch as 60 per cent of the popula-| “The Government machinery to vided housing accommodations or re- | tion of Washington were dependent|carry out such a project is now fully | () strain high rents in discus: n of | upon the Government for their liveli- | organized in the Federal Housing i . : . tho'Tandlord and tenant sit at! hood, that the Government should! Bureau which supervises and main- 1 ou ns ec Office Structure to Cost: b By d | the Wodnesauy night § in somo way protect them from |tains the Government Hotels for | : . i Knights o lumibus re ant 1 women at the Union :Station Plaza,” $125,000 in List of Permits | o . 2 : j [cotate e 3 y ) ted mn inasmuch as the he declared. Totahng $234,750. 3 E E el serving in the Wu e Army avy .fl\d Marine Corps, | They that are more fervent to dis- OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL I a']‘):f.‘,"‘“g ROCK CREEK If Not Inspect Them Tomorrow 12 Already Sold 4 New Rows To Select From s AR T ok ibi W. 6 Different Styles € stre, srthwest. The architects are building the | t. 1t will contain 56 apartments. SEES CHiCAGO WATER tha! Greaty botween Canndn and me" ! i 2 AL ey hey Gontara (=l|r7'|‘! i;éaxltxru] Coorsi e Price and Terms United State: oak floors throughout; llusbnrg hot-water hcatcr TAXI FARES TO DROP. | kL PR——T——— f i i bl e ae et lealer | nequaled O i fhe best o homes s s o s | Uneq Yellow Cab Rates in New York to Ca D . ‘ ey e e o e = California St. NNW. 4 | RIS St camat e, Reasonably Priced—Convenient Terms s8,750 to $9’95(} nspect the exhibit house at 2703 Woodley Place, it is open and lighted 9 p.m oto er the beautiful Million-dollar Bridge to Connecticut il & _ nue : oz treet, or take Chevy Chase cars to (u\nlgm \Cdl\ rert Street { DESCR]PTION | Bridge. North from Calvert Street—one short block on Woodley Place to ! 1 louses ‘ On a 120-FOOT AVENUE 1 i WIDE LAWN with AT Pnce, $17’500 Unquestionably these home values are uncqualed. Over 50 leading Washingtonians i TRACTIVE .\,’HR(}BBER\'. have purchased in this fashionable development Subject to an offer ENTIRE Thomas J. Fisher % /DL SLAD, : = SE. & Co., Inc i JO u “20 CO Recepticn hall with ROOMY - el 3 it CLOTHES CLOSET (mir- JAMESON-BUILT HOMES! 738 15th St. N.W. it Qlo%fi/l}% P I rored doors). 1700 to 1732 D St. S.E. Main 6830 =i SPACIOUS living and dining ONLY A FEW LY i = = rooms, with oy THREE FULL SIZED GLASS - PANELED doors leading to A substantially constructed BREAKFAST PORCH across entire house. Large FULLY EQUIPPED kitchen with built-in PAN- TRY and ICE BOX. Three well appointed CHEERFUIL BEDROOMS. Master bedroom across EN TIRE FRONT .of house. ;rhhi‘rh‘: i:.”‘. 4 BolOins Ons E : > 8| Extraordinarily large WARD- Built. Owned and For Sale by YE CLOSETS. A SO Now Open to the General Public— s e Omnsrsixs i i dats 5 ‘ = Tiled bath with BUILT-IN 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W. | TUB, SHOWER and FIX- “GALLAUDET PARK” ||| | iivo i Long adt(\\\ID}tT‘\\}'D A New Subdivision of Beautiful Homes : %L‘h'\ . | | HARDWOOD FLOORS. ran lrc e Facing Kendall Green, a (m\mnnyrm park of 103 acres, these new homes, built by C. H. | EXCEPTIONAL LIGHTING { ) “Where Shall 1 Buy My s o Small, solve at Jast the question confronting so many people, FIXTURES. Home?"” Within a short distance of a large puhlm school building, and near the new DAYLIGHT CELLAR 0 G0 $200,000 school being erected by the Holy Name Church, an added inducement is provided L die, w"ll Be Flnls,led in the proper education of the children. The homes themselves will prove to be a revela- crg%'p{)c\d &“"18(1) :[T\TIIII\\\' R 3IN, tion at the price, which is SERVANTS’ TOILET and 0 . Less Than $8,000! B | SRR T 5 EASY TERMS 3 6 Rooms and Bath || DESCRIPTION . LOCATION (8. e BE | Six rooms and tile bath; hardwood floors: These beautiful new homes are located on 4813 4815 lll, o A Lo g louble rear porches, 9 feet deep; large cosets West Virginia Avenue, N.E., about two blocks :| & 358 95 0.00 | o I : v = S north of Florida Avenue, and face directly on IN0Is Ave. in each bedroom; linen closkt in hall; electric Gallaudet College campus, thus insuring a per- li:\tures of high ftaxldard, and floor ]A)hl;:f; one- manent view of wondrous beauty. - SemnlaiHouse Completelyv piece procelain sink and gas stove in kitchen; pantry with window and broom closet; large. How to Reach the Property | i Furnished airy cellar with laundry tubs and gas heater; Take Seventh street car marked “Navy Yard” and . . o | Reservatlons Belng | built-in coal bin; terraced lawn with blue granite ride to 8th and Florida Avenue N.E. Walk a block Take Georgia Ave. Car to Decatur St.; e cast on Florida Avenue to West Virginia Avenue, retaining wall and concrete walk and steps; Thence northeast on West' Vicginta A N s ginia Avenue to the prop- 21/, Blocks East ouses large rear yard. " erty. Or motor over the same route. D¥alici2’¢ i Blocks toitl Made Ncw : Come Out Today or Tomorrow—at This Price These R ‘ Homes Will Be a Revelation - | RIS CAFRITZ cO ~ 4400 BlflCk Sth St. N.W. j- N C H Small 697 CO. ) ' ey D.J.DUNIGAN | \\ Ouners and Buldrs /" 1th and K Sts. NW. 1515 M Street N.W. J : . ' 3| 1319New York Ave; M. 1267 |5 o S ,, | Main 617618 ;ru|urmu;fiisfluullltullilizi'