Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1925, Page 20

REAL EXPERTS 10 TAL * ON PANT MAKING Progress of Industry to Be Described at Convention R in Baltimore. Leading chemists will describe Progress made by research in the field of paintl and varnish before the sec- tion of paint and varnish chemistry at the Spring meeting of the Amer- ican Chemical S ¢, which will at- tract more tha 00" men of science from this and foreign countries to Baltimore, Control of Paint,” easing importance because aint, will be dealt with by emzek of Philadelph “The paint and varnish chemist is concerned with the control of raw materials and the development and ion of finished products,” says of the paper to be pre- Mr. Nemzek. “Regardless thrown around §he m. paint and var sions when compla ult and in ances it frequently becomes fon to conduct an investi- checks acture of are occa- complaint and to make the necessary corrections to avold a recurrence various causes of complaints, re likely to result from pecu- s of the customer’s use of the changes in the finished prod- on standing, lack of definite quantjative testing methods, varia- careless- nd test- r the purpose of instituting ¢ measures and as in considering methods to_improve quality control Junius D. wards, research direc- tor of New Kensington, Pa., will dis- cuss special properties of aluminum Durability is said to be in- creased by the addition of 5 per cent of aluminum bronze powder to a white lead-zino exide paint Other speakers before the section of paint ersonnel lege, North Dak Before the cellulose division of the Soclety, what is characterized as | “new and important fundamental «dn- | formation on the chemistry of wood,” | will be presented by G. Ritter of Madison, W/ Weathering Forest Produc von will be discussed before the se: tion of paint and varnish chemist —e OPPOSE DIRECT STATE TAX UPON REAL ESTATE Abolition of the direct e tax on real estate for New York State is belng strongly urged by the New York Association of Real Estate Boards. The proposal is in line with the program for general taxation ad- justment recommended by the National Association of Real Estate Boards in action recently taken at its annual meeting in Dallas, Tex., in Janua tests carried out by the Laboratory at Madi- of adjustment would relieve real es tate altogether of State taxation, as has been done in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, and would give it the prineipal burden of city and county taxation 1418 Spring Road N.W. You are invited to inspect this beautiful thres-apartment home. Sunday, 10 to 6. Each apartment consists of living room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath. Two apartments completely fur- nished. Large corner lot. Two car, built-in garage. 16th St Bus line and 14th St. Car line close by Yor the person desiring a home with two additional apartments which pro @uce sufcient income to pay the carrying charges. this is the best Pproposition in the citly. A. C. ROBERTSON CO. 1319 F St. N.W. Main 7909 OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ESTATE. NEW PLAZA HOTEL I The above building is now being erected on the Union Station P hneider-Spleidt Co., after plans by Architects Mil- McCord & Bush, by S STAR, WASHINGTON, REALTORS’ LICENSE LAW IS SUSTAINED Text of the declsion just handed down by the Supreme Court of Louisiana, upholding the constits tionality of the Loulsiana real estate license law, confirms unconditionally the right of the State to protect the public from irresponsible or unscrup- ulous dealers through the enactment of such a law. The court has handed down d C, business or occupation in its relation ublic Interest and general the court further stated, been almost t that and w are so manifestly arbitrary as completely to destroy or injuriously affect the personal and property rights of the citizens. he object se of the act SATURDAY, MARCH 2 the business of real estate brokers, and, in order to protect the general publio Interest and welfare, to per- mit no one to engage in such a busi- ness except those who may be found after due and proper investigation to be honest, truthful and of good repu- tation. No unfalr or improper dis- crimination is made, and every per- son, whether a resident or non-resi- @ent of the State, who may possess the qualifications required and who complies with the terms of the act ermittsd to engage In the busine: e REAL ESTATE. MR. JAY T. SHAFER wishes to announce his association with the Real Estete Organization a for burn, Heister & Co. Building to be completed about July 1. Plan Big Bank Building. One of the largest projects undertaken in recent vears in_ the heart of the financial section of New York City was | b, 1827 Fla. Ave. N.W. New Apartment Ready for Occupancy One and two rooms, kitchen nd bath apartments with large osets and halls. All outside rooms RENT REASONABLE Inspect Sunday Representative on Premises B. F. Saul Co. 925 15th St. M. 2100 Refrigerators are one of many attractions to be found at the hew 1616 16th St. Apartments Also Soundproof Floors Radio Attachments Built-in Murphy Beds Showers in Baths Central Incinerator Oil Heating Plant 24-hour Service Open Sunday Manager on Premises L. S. FRISTOE RENTAL AGENT \\013 15th St M. 1512 SO I 4400 Sixteenth Street N.W. This Beautiful House Is Priced Far Below Its Cost to Build Open for Inspection All Day Sunday completed this past week in the pur- chase of the southwest corner of Cedar and William streets by the Cedar-Wil- liam Street Corporation. An 18-story building will be erected at a cost 00. homes on the market. 741 Aspen St. N.W. Four Bedrooms, papered in the newest designs. Large closets. Tiled bath, bullt-in tub and shower. The first floor has reception hall, living and dining room and kitchen. $11,950.00 $2,000.00 Cash Payment 1410 H St. N.W. (IIRZZSSEMIIITRR cisions in two recent cases sustaining the license law. “The State, in the exercise of its inherent police power, had the a thority to enact the law in question, and none of its provisions contra- venes either the State or the Federal constitution,” the opinion states In part. “The courts have frequently besn called upon to determine the questjon as to how far a State or a munfci- pality may go in an attempt to reg: late and control a particular trade, Pttt At — [o|—— ]} |c——=]o] Petworth Illinois Ave. N.W. Only 1 Left Colonial Homes con- taining six large rooms, tiled bath, spaclous pan- try, hot-water heat, hard- wood floors, sleeping porches. Servant's toilet in cellar. Sample House No. 4908 Il. Ave. NW. B FLOYD E. DAVIS Realtor 7th and E Sts. S.W. Main 383 The ever growing demand for high-type detached homes in Takoma Park Is the reason why we are placing so many new These were recently completed. See them Sunday. 857 Van Buren St. N.W. Two-story detached house. 6 rooms, large porches. Oak trim throughout. Shade trees. Large lot, $10,500.00 $1,500.00 Cash Payment 300 Eastern St. NW. 7 rooms—all on one floor. Breakfast room. Oak floors throughout. Attic over entire house. $11,850.00 OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. IS Zoned For rapid-fire sellers. in Chevy Chase section. tached houses. foot for ready sale. renting sections. feet. All ready to build on. for this type of property. Detailed blue prints and other essential informa- tion will be furnished interested parties. Reasonable cash payment with release clause. Special Northwest Offering Approximately 50 acres of excellent ground. Located Suitable for medium priced de- Water and sewer available. amount of grading required. Part of it ready to build on. Detailed plan and other information furnished builders. Can be worked into ideal subdivision. payment with release clause. Priced less than 10c per square . Apartment House Sites Several apartment house locations in the best northwest Close to stores, schools and transporta- tion, several zoned 55 feet—suitable for walk-up building and a couple in the highest class rental section, zoned 85 . Builders —Attention! First Time Generally Offered About 300 Lots Northeast Row Houses Less Than $500 Per Lot This land is situated in one of the finest north- east sections, close to a main thoroughfare—water and sewer available—necessary grading easily dis- posed of—short haul—wonderful subdivision. Row houses ranging from $6,500 to $7,500 will be Minimum Reasonable cash The prices are unusually low SEE MR. LONG WILLIAM K. HARTUNG 2SN M0 Announces the Removal of His -Real Estate Offices From the Maryland Building To New and Larger Quarters at 904 Fourteenth Street N.W. Telephone Main 6181 i llllllilllllllllllllll!llllllilllIllllIlllllil]IIIlI!1!lfHIlllIllIlIII|1I|III|IIIIII|I|IIII]III|I|lII||lMlII|IIlIIIIIIIlIllI|IlIIIIHlilllllfi % BothMr.and Mrs.— —will be pleased with the proposition presented in these new North Cleveland Park Homes— 3 on Warren Strect (3825-29-33) 2 on Windom Street (3826-3830) —the Madam because of the home-making possibilities which she sees provided in the wonderful plan and arrangement. —and Mr. Man will quickly sense the investment advantage—declared in the character of the Homes, the location—and the price, and terms upon which purchase and possession may be had. The convenient six-room sice — but every room a livable room—oak floors throughout; open fireplace; completely apposnted bath; prefectly ar- ranged sleeping porch. Most attractive fixtures; reliable heating plant—and those wonderful Kite closets. If you are looking for a real home—with plenty of ground surrounding it—that doesn’t cost a fortune to buy; nor an income to keep up—you’ll be interested in these Homes. Open for critical inspection every day and evening, including Sunday Motor out Conn. Ave, west on Albemarle St, turning into. 38th, or take Wis. Ave. car to just beyond the National Cathedral at Windom St. If you want a special appointment phone our Mr. Hamilton, Cleveland 1490. Bullt, Owned and For Sale by Harry A. Kite (Incorporated) Iember Washington Real Mstate Board 1514 Phone K Street The Luxury of the Suburbs —and convenience of the city— That’s what makes so attractive University Park On the Washington and Baltimore Boulevard— a block or twe beyond Hyattsville and close by Mary- land State University. Here you have all the city can offer in the way of living conveniences—plus the great charm of nature. You don’t have to wait for the utilities—water, sewers, gas, electricity, paved streets, sidewalks, etc. They are already installed—and giving service. University Park is a protected community—with practical regulations that enhance property values; but in no way interfere with property rights beyond the welfare of the entire community. You Can You Can Buy a Lot Buy a Home We have several under in cither section On construction nearing or Two. completion. Center-hall or cot- tage type—possession of which may be had shortly. Easy terms of purchase will be ar- ranged. $10,000 to $13,500 They are practically of uniform size—50x150 feet—and purchase can be made for all cash— or a modest deposit— and Easy Terms If you wish to build your own Home—we will arrange to finance the proposition for you—making the terms unusually easy. University Park is not over 30 minutes from the Treasury Department. Come and see what a wonderfully attractive com- munity it is. Our representatives are at the Park office every day and Sunday. = 2 M. 4846 SIS 2SS OF WM. K. HARTUNG AND COMPANY 1108 16th St. N.W. PHONE MAIN 371-372-373 HAAHRRAAK o B SN . AURORA HILLS,VIRGINIA See Sketch and Plans Elsewhere in This Issue and Then Come Out to Inspect the MODEL HOMES Being Built Under the Guidance of the Home Economics Association of D. C. $6,975 to $7,250 On Terms Designed to Fit Your Income Thoroughly modern in every respect—hot-water heat; til bath; bullt-in tub: laundry trays in cellar; built-in ice box cabinet; large v: large, bright living room with real fir hardwood e large bedrooms plenty. of cl 1 ated on lots 5 car from 12th Take cars 2 by automobile drive ac: (left hand) Alexandria Road and watch placed for your guldance; or call Clarendc to take you out. Aurora Hills Homes, Inc. 301 Greene Avenue Aurora Hills, Va. One of the Best Buys in the N.E. Section 1029 10th St. N.E. $8 ’950——Terms Brick home, in first-class condition, located in one of the nicest sections of the northeast; contains six large rooms and tiled bath, electric lights, hardwood floors. Owner has purchased a larger home and is very anxious to sell. Deep lot to paved alley, with garage. Telephone Clarendon 640-W-2 Open All Day Sunday For Inspection [MORRIS CAFRITZ CO * Owners and Builders of Communities 14th and K Main 9080 EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 P.M. A N =+ A Bargain for Colored People A Row of Attractive Homes in the Northeast 1431 to 1443 Duncan St. $6,750 $700 CASH 36 2i0 Monthly They have six nice splendidly finished rooms, artistically papered — bath with the very newest fixtures. Hot-water heating plant and electric lights. Concrete porch, large front and back yards. Short distance to cars —large alley — SEE THESE BEFORE BUYING YOUR HOME. Open Sunday for Inspection AND COMPANY REALTORS Mail 371, 372, 373 J. Leo Kolb 923 New York Ave.- Main 5027 University Park Co., Inc. B. O. L. WELLS Phone Hyattsville 36-J or 712 Representative L€ BreuninGeR & Soxs BUILDERS end REALTORS 706 Colorado Building Main 6140