Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 20

REAL STUART F. REED BUYSHOMEIND.C. House District Committee Chairman Among Pur- chasers Here. F. Reed of chairman of the House purchased a home the names and Navy sed homes hed residgnce at Chevy Chase ings Laylies purchased from Lieut. ‘risp at 1621 pur t l\hm,lu he house has be v oceupied by Mr remodeled and Reed as his e W. Corwin purel Grifin a detach an official in xhnl'l purchased | individually ¥ olzms‘ northwest, ndr. Bruce G. Leighton, A new house at 108 West Under- wood street, Chevy Chase, Md., recent 1y completed by C. B. Asher, was sold to Louis H. and lxll(an B. Bergwold Lieut. Orlo . U. S. A, pur- chased a new -detached brick dwelling in Cleveland Park at 3407 ay street. A new Chevy Chase home was sold > Robert E. Griffin at 5619 third street northwest by W Chevy Chase Richard F, street north Samuel C. Carothers. “Hudson purchased a de- stucco dwelling at 3520 street northwest, Cleveland om Prof. Esper S. Larsen of University A Georgetown , at street northw Dolores B, Davis home, just Irwin, at 3102 P purchased by Colquitt from Anna Guy A detached home in North Cleveland | 2 Park was purchased by W. E. Denton from N. C. Masterson, located at 3809 Alton place northwest. One of thes new homes just com- d by Cooley Brothers, at 1320 nidad avenue northeast, was pur- ed by John >ruckenbrod. Nellostina G. Hartshorn bought from Lottfe B. Albey premises 3552 Eleventh street northwest. No. 59 Adams street northwest, purchased by Antonio Garzonl from 31, C. Moor, is located in the omingdale section. Sffle Gulick sold_to Abe Silverstein Meridian Pl N.W. Attractive modern home near 14th and Park Road, brick con- struction, excellent condition, contalning 6 large rooms, gas, heated; lot front, 83 ft. deep to a - alley; 1l-car garage. Price, $11,000 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. electricity; 20-tt, 15-ft. well ESTATE.' iotel Training S HOTEL SCHOOL WILL HAVE NEW BUILDING Lewis to Erect Structure at Twenty-Third Street and Washington Circle. be er a4 Waghington Ci structure will be @ three-story and basement building of stucco and crushed granite. The basement will con- tain heating equipment and safety eleva- tor fixtures. The first floor will contain the private offices of the directors of the school, & fully _equipped kitchen, hotel nty-third 513 Irving street northwest, a six- room brick house, just off Soldiers’ Home Park. Another Park View home was pur- chased by Harry Schecter, at Lamont street northwest, from Edith H. Gottwals One of the Thrift Bullding Co. homes, at 1270 Neale place rortheast, was purchased as a home by James ‘W. Downs. Three new houses just completed by Boss & Phelps at Third place northeast, were purchased by Leo B. Wilson, A. B. Hammond and Millard C. Blevins. The following investment properties exchanged hands: Charles J. O'Keefe trom Charles H. Davidson, 3 C street southeast. John H. Wright from R. G. Me- Wherter, four brick dwellings, 2622, 2624, 2626, 2628 K street northwest. Henry Bers purchased from Walter aslin_a two-family flat at Virginia avenue north- w. Open for Inspection GB% OUT JHIS LIST OF EXCEP. TIONAL HOMES AND INSPE SUNDAY AND MONDAY. WE _KNOW OF NOTHING THAT EQUALS THEM IN VALUE AND LOCATION IN CHEVY CHASE 116 SHEPHERD ST., $12,500 10N, " THE_BES v CHEVY CHASE, 80 ACT QUICK. 4618 3Sth This delightful semi-bungslow just oft Albemarle St is an exceptional bargain for the discriminating buyer. ven rooms, two baths, brick, de- tached, large lot. Don't fail to sec this home. MD., 12,500 5710 32nd ST., $10.500 Six room New Duteh Colonial. Three Iarge bedrooms, attractive living room, diuing room and perfectly appolnted kitchen. ~Hot-water heat, tifed bath, beautiful lot. 46th and FESSENDEN ST. 38,450 Up Nine of the prettiest little buoga- lows in the District. Five bedrooms, large lots, spacious rooms, electric range, refrigerator. kitchen cahinet. Al complete, ready to move in on payment of small cash deposit. TELEPHONE SERVICE UNTIL 10 P.M. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 EEE_EEEE -Our Homes have tion of the most scrutinizing Buyers. If [ you are particular and want to get your money’s worth see 300 Eastern St. N.W. 7 rooms on one floor. Full size Attic and Concrete Basement, Open Fireplace, Breakfast Room and many added features. $11,850% Terms $2,000 Cash Lighted Until 1410 HSt. N.W. 0 ———o|c—=|0|——=[0]c————|n]c———=|a] OurDevelopment Takoma Park Two Sample Houses CYRUS IMMON New Homes A. C. Robertson Co. 1319 F ST. N.W. MAIN 7909 acquired the atten- 702 Butternut St. N.W. 6 rooms. A.M.I. Every room large enough for a full set of furniture. Built- in Bathtub and Shower, Cedar Closet and Automatic’ Lights. 511,250 Terms $1,500 Cash 9 P.M. Daily 3 :EEEE—EE:——:EEEEEZM — [ N w hool will erect a new accommodate its nctivities. Three-Story | ¢ cafe laboratory, demonstration rooms, research rooms, etc. Similar equipment will be placed on the second floor, and the third floor will contain .m..krwnm & student hall and an alumnl as by next Fi At the ground-breaking this week the wing were ceremony foll present ne Lewis, - presiden s, treasurer; S. Hight and Wa rs of the school. Others pres Skinker & Garrett, M. Woed, superintendent of construction: Geor: T. Santmyers, architect ; Glover & her, investment brokers: R. 1. Mannakee of the firm of N. L. Sansbury and H. M. Cockerel. g Industries Are Building. The industrial building field during the last three years has shown & de- cided overy from the slow period immed y following the war, and 1824 has contributed a quota equal to | that of 1922 and 1923. NEW HOTEL TO OPEN HERE NEXT MONTH The Axmapolis, 400-Room Structure at 11th and H Streets, Near- ing Completion. Announcement is made by the Ward- man Construction Company that Hotel Annapolis will be opened formally some time next month. This newest addition to Washingten's hotel build- ings fronts on Kleventh, H and Twelfth streets, and occuples prac- tically all of that square mot utilized by the terminul buildings of the Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway. The Hotel Annapolls Is eleven sto- rles high and isx constructed of steel and concrete throughout, with facings of llmestone and tapestry brick. It is designed in three wings, affording outside exposure to all its rooms. The main entrance and central lobby are on the H street slde, with side en- trances ‘and uler lobbies on the Eleventh and Twelfth street fronts. On the ground floor of the structure are 23 large stores, well lighted and with exceptionally high ceilings. A feature of these stores is the fireproof and burglar-proof basement. Fowr high-speed elevators, carrying twelve passengers each, afford quick access to the upper floors. Over 400 rooms of unusually large size are con- tained in the hotel building, the aver- @ge room measurement being around 17 by 12 feet. About 100 rooms will bo furnished as regular hotel rooms, and two floors will be glven over to furnished apartments, each with its own kitchenette and bath. Houstoun R. Harper has been appointed man- ager of the Hotel Annapolis. Appointed to West Point. Charles P. Babcock, Groton, Mass., has been appointed by President Coolidge a cadet at large at the West Polnt* Military Academy, sub- Ject to the usual examination. w E RESTORE E ~—ths original new ap- pulldings. L. 6048 or address P.0. 1256 3 3 wurmnnoor CLEANING CO. “We Clesn Buildings The New Home—Talk of the Town Is the Preston New 16th Street Home 13 SOLD 9 JUST. BEING FINISHED Make a selection now, cording to your taste. choose decorations and fixtures ac- Prominent and shrewd men and women are among the pur- chasers of these famous homes. These are homes that should ACTUALLY ENHANCE IN VALUE. Come Out to Inspect Washington's Most Attractive Homes at the Price Number 3541 16th Street Northwest Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. GARDINER & DENT, Inc. Main 4884 Mass. Ave. Park 2818 36th Place 15 block from Mass. 1 block from Wisconsin Ave. 10 rooms, 3 baths, center hall. All rooms are large, light and well arranged. There are four attractive bedrooms and a completely enclosed sleeping porch. 2-car garage to match house. House Furnished for Inspection by W. B. Moses & Sons See This House Before Buying Elsewhere Kuldell Bros. Cleve. 2326 1409 L Street NW. Ave. and Cathedral. 3615 Davis St. (LI 2171200001100 1 777000 AT ,QUESTIONNAIRE No. Would You Buy a Home If—You Could Get— Q. A lot at a price you could afford and in a neighborhood that suited you? A. Lots in Battery Park and Edgemoor are reason- ably priced and the neighbors all that can be desired. Q. You could have your home built according to your own ideas? A. Our architects are at your disposal. ideas to them. Bring your Q. Architect fees were not so high? A. ‘We have no charge for this service. Q. Your home financed? A. We will fianance your home complete. There are no charges for this, except a small down payment, which can be paid as your home is being built. Q. Your home built without “extra” cost? A. We have no “extra” costs. Everythmg is included, ready to move into. Q. You could build at a saving? A. We can build your home at a saving to you of from $2,000 to $5,000. If these conditions were true, of course you would build. We have made some strong statements, but we invite you to investigate them and find that they are true. Maddux, Marshall & Co., Inc. 1108 16th St. N.W. S II7700007 217 LI I I I 222 DI EI 2272000210 FI2 21T IO A AL II LS 07022, The building will cost £400,000, It will be seven stories high, which ix one more than the originul plans provided, and will be in the hands of McKeever A bachelor apartment notel il be vrrcied at 1016 & Gows. Joseph Younger ix the architect. Rear Admiral Robert Stocke Construction Corps, will be relieved from all active duty February 28 and will proceed to his home. fi..... i | | | Rear Admiral Relieved. G. aval | been transferred from the Inspection and Survey to the of Construction and Repair, Capt. John | partment. In the Best Colored Residential Section 730-740 Fairmont Street N.W. Delightful new Homes embodying in their plan and con- struction those features of convenience and comfort that are always sought and so seldom found. Compare these with other Homes you have inspected and you'll agree with us that there are none better obtainable. Economical of space, compact and couvenient in size. Equipped with all modern housekeeping ap- pliances. When you buy one of these Homes you are investing in lasting happiness. Don't delay—act while this opportunity is still available. Arcola heating plants and attractive electric lighting fixtures. The kitchen and bath are complete; there are hardwood floors and plenty of closet room. Front and back porches. See them any day, evening or Sunday. For Sale by B. B. PINN (Owner’s Rtprcacma!nc) 712 Kenyon Street N.W. Phone Col. 5817 ‘Tapestry Brick ‘Wide Porch Attractive Entrance initial payment and $75 a Month You can own your own new brick Home, in this delightful residential sec- tion convenient to stoges, schools and car lines. Columbia Heights DRIVE OUT - man Avenue to Georgia Ave- nue and Quincy Street. then turn west ome-half square to houses. Or take Georgia Avenue car to Quincy Street. Dining Room Bright Kitchen Built-in Cabinet Porcelain Sink 3 Large Bedrooms Sleeping Porch Tiled Bath Numerous Windows ‘Wash Tubs Rear Porch Roomy Yard Hardwood Floors Fine Lighting Fixtures ‘White Enameled ‘Woodwork Closets in all | Limen Closet HOUSE 3734 9th St. Open till - EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 15th & K Su. Come Out to Park Midway Between Hyattsville and Maryland State University—on the Washington- Tomorrow or Monday During the Winter we’ve been busy building——and have a variety of attractive =»WM.S. PH lLLlPS University Baltimore Boulevard Homes ready for occupancy. They are of various types—from 5-room Bungalows to &room Colonial Houses— ranging in price from 8,500 to *13,500 —offered upon most tunpfing terms— University Park has no equal in its advantages. It ‘offers delightful location with all the public - utilities at hand—which means city conveniences with suburban environment. Handy to town. An exclusive community in the “Heart of Maryland.” University Park Opportunities You can buy a Home ready to move into. You can buy a lot and build your own home. You can arrange for us to assist materially in the financing of the building. One of the three features—plus the wonderful natural advantages of University Park should ap- peal to you—that’s why we say— Come and See! University Park Co., Inc. B. O. L. Wells, Representative thnyuumu.m.rnz ., Tawresey of the same corps has i Board of Bureau Navy De- REAL ESTATE. =———————— ¥ Be Sure to Inspect These - New Bungalows Cor. 10th and Hamlin St. N.E. (Brookland) $8,250 to $8,850 Features Six rooms and bath; every known modern conve ience; open fireplaces; hot-water heat; e floor plugs in every room; heater; large cellar; wash trays; a rear porches; built-in refrigerators; Open for Inspection—Daily and Sunday JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE Builder and Owner 203 Colorado Bldg. 7725 Alaska Avenue This is a HOME of most ATTRACTIVE AP- PEARANCE. It is equipped with EVERY DEVICE FOR COMFORT, its plan is full of PLEASANT SURPRISES, it is really a fine example of a high- class home and A VALUE THAT WE ARE PROUD TO ENDORSE. Large lot, beautiful terraced lawns, delightful living room with open fireplace, large side sun porch, dining room, breakfast alcove, most spacious bedrooms, the latest sanitary plumbing fixtures, double enclosed sleeping porches, hardwood foors throughout, paneled walls, exquisite decorations and fixtures. Open Sunday 10 AM. to 9 P.M. (Out 16th St. to Alaska Ave.) That Y Get More Value in the Bungalows at Manor Park, D. C. DESCRIP’I‘ION Five rooms and bath, built-in tub (Pembroke), 7 oak hard- wood floors, sub-floored throughout, h.-w.h, artistic fireplaces, one-piece su‘lk built-in ice box in kitchen, fatest designed wall paper and electric fixtures, attic (space for 2 rooms and bath) floored; large lots, sodded and fenced. $7,950, $750 Cash, $75 Monthly HOW TO REACH PROPERTY—7tke 14th st.carline marked Takoma, get oft at 8rd and Sheridan, walk one block cast, or drive out to Georgia Ave. and Rittenhouse St., east on Rittenhouse St. to 3rd St, north on 2rd to Sheridan, one block east to property. Representative on property all day Sunday and Monday. Terrell & Little, Inc. 1206 18th Street N.W. Main 3285 - Evenings Phone Franklin 1686-J or Adams 3215-W