Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1925, Page 22

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. REAL ESTATE. SOFTW00D DEMAND REPORTED GROWING SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925. Shaver Suit Is Postponed. NEW YORK, April 4—The suit of Clement L. Shaver, chairman of the national . Democratic committee, against Van Patten, Inc, an adver- tising agency, was postponed yester- day in Supreme Court to next Fri- 22 REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING are now a negligible factor in the market.’ LARES BURSUM NEW APARTMEN‘T FOR 1 STREET e the rail busdiness, which showed an encouraging increase last week, con- TR 3 tinues on the upgrade and that in- . W s s quiries are more numerous. There . i : is some evidence that California has REAL HOMES - BROKE VOTING LAW) |- New Mexico Governor Says Senator Argued With Officials at Polls. By the Associated Press SAN April 4—Charges States Senator H. ed in alleged elec- during the voting last November were made yesterday by Gov. A. T. Hannett in answering the election contest suit filed fn Dis- trict Court ¢ Manuel B. Otero, Republican, feated candidate for governor. Gov. Ha result of these allaged violations that the entire vote of Bursum’'s precinct be thrown out. Bursum, Hannett charges, argued with election judges over their duties The governor's answer covers 300 typewritten pages and makes specific llegations of illegal voting on 3,000 The answer also names for- ct Judge D. J tes Marshal Sec pubicans in the al- appoift special and sheriffs in a plot to in- timidate voters and to remove from the llots unfavorable to the Republ BALTIMORE REFUSES UNION PAY DEMAND City's Rates for Skilled Building Trades Workers to Be Maintained. BALTIMORE, April $—Mavor Jack- son and Bullding Inspector Charles orne have < D. Bieritz, Pt cd Building e scale is lower, ex- the union atisfactorlly and advised an in The city's scale Plumbers, $1.06% cians, $1.10; « mechanics, § tinners roofers, heaters, layers, and wh In th penters follows: a scales "Ta ant lother onses the cl ower than that of the union Ireland ngns Opium Pact. The Irish Free e international opium and anti-narcotic convention yester- day, increasing the number of signa- tures to émmllllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII(IIII"IH’I|\llllllllllllllllllm FOR SALE | 12 Rooms, 4 Baths Double Garage g 2 Inclosed Porches § A Splendid Residence Near Wardman Stern & Tomlinson, architects, have deaigned and will erect an apartment house at Twenty-first and 1 streets. The structure will contain 56 apart. ments. CITIZENSEAVE TOWN. Hundreds in St. Bucket Brigade. ST. MEINRAD, Ind., April 4—A fire vhich 4 time threatened the tire town was finally got under c: trol at 4:30 o'clock this mornin, when hundreds of citizens w aroused and for a bucket brigade to fight the fl The fire, wl Building late to residences nearby, but the brigade kept these flames under control 11 Building was completely stroyed. Damage was esti about $75,000. Meinrad Form egan in the Stall st night, soon spread This home bas 7 Poms and bath, h.w.h., elec. and garage; open fireplace, sleeping porch, side and back porches, central hall plan. _Open Sunday from 1 to 8 for inspec Price, $10,500. : Terms can be arranged to suit pur- chaser. JOHN V. CLARK Real Estate—Insurance— Exclusive Agent. 300 7th St. N. w Main 2502. Clev. ésfl. Sherrier Place, N.W. B——=0[———o| FIRST SgOMNG o Mild Weather Stimulates Market, But Buying Is Still Below Expected Proportions. A further pick-up in softwood demand, consequent to the mild weather. recently prevalling in the Northern and Eastern States, is re- ported by the lumber irdustry this week, says the American Lumber- man, Chicago. Nevertheless, the market is not as active as it was expscted to bo at this time; but another week or two of good weather should see a substantial improve- t. mfl"‘he Southern pine market, which last week showed some signs of strength, has not improved greatly in the last week and may be said to be holding its own. Stocks at the mills are broken, especially those of dimensions, and manufacturers are taking advantage of the lull to bulld up their assortments, tivity along- thls line has not pro- gressed far to date. The large mills continue to hold firm to their pre- vious lists in expectation of increased business when further improvement in weather conditions stimulates the movement of the heavy stocks now held by retail yards. have been reduced considerably and HE Spring CLEAN-UP is on—put us to work cleantng the ‘exterior of your stone or brick hmhlln. hen we're through it looks Tike Dew Phone L. 6040 or address P. 0. Box 1256, WEATHERPROOF OLEANING CO. DAMP-PROOF CELLARS' THE BUNGALOW BEAUTIFUL WEST CHEVY CHASE ND MASS. AVE. VILLAS reRey ol Gk A PART OF THE CITY OF “ABHI\GTU\ FEATURES: B ROOMS REDROOMS. 311G CLOSETS. TOR AND KITCHEN CABINET. S G A¥ FRONT n‘unn i P Roox 58, 450 ASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS Mass. Ave. & D. C. Live” to 49th st., or bd throughout the property. Take o houses, ot drive ont Wisconsin ¥ on paved streets, and ipspect ABLE CASH DEPOSI Take car marked ¢ u these Leautiful homes. Salesmen in attendance. WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY 1415 EYE 6T. N.W. Main £33; Evenings, Adams 1314 nd Fessenden Sts. N.W. Telephone Cleye. 34 Main Residence Office, although ac- | i Pesley BHreights is truly a garden spot perpetuated by protective development The investor in a Wesley Heights Home need have no question as to the future of this community. It will be continued—as it was begun—with a careful regard for the natural beauties and a consistent harmony in de- tailed inprovements. Here is one place in Washington where nature has reduced its supplies and is about to enter the market, although the At- lantic seaboard has not manifested much interest. Exports have main- tained their position and turers are looking forw steady forelgn trade during Spring’ months. With mills curtail- ing production, stocks of Douglas fr have been reduced until available supplies are comparatively light. The result has been a firming up in price that is likely to continue as weather | conditions improve | stooks are moved The hardwood market has shown some improvement during the last 10 days, as the result of increased takings by the furniture, sash and door trades. However, the automo- bilo Industry shows no tendency to enter the marke d flooring manu- facturers report bll*lw‘\w as quiet, and retailers’ Transit cars ||} Spacious brick -home, large lot; 1827 Fla. Ave. N.W. New Apartment One and two rooms, kitchen and bath apartments with large closets and halls. All outside rooms. RENT REASONABLE Inspect Sunday Representative on Premises B. F. Saul Co. 925 15th St. M. 2100 fi Open Sunday From 2 to 6 with center-hall plan, Spanish tile roof ; of 10 large rooms, four baths, ample closets; two-car built-in garage. RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY 1321 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Phone Main 9700 JAMESON-BUILT HOMES! 411 to 421 18th St. S.E. ONLY 4 LEFT Priced at Less Than $7,000 Easy Terms Here is a. home within the Te u’l r)f any purse. Moder- yet complete in Located in newest subdi- AEASTERN TERRACE Tapestry brick; 6 rooms and bath: ot r home that is complete. Selling Fast Four blecks from the new Eastern High School. See these ideal homes "™ " Sample House 413 18th St. S.E. Ask the Man Who Owns One Built, Owned and For Sale by Thomas A. Jameson Co. Owners and Builders Phene Main 55: 2 L T L Z 2 Z TR T TTT e, ' TTENTION- Home Builders! { TO INSPECT—Drive out Georgia Ave. to Crittenden St., Best Section of Petworth ONLY A FEW REMAIN PRICE, $9,750 ESCRIPTION Enameled Gas Range EASY TERMS STX LARGE Rooms Tiled Bath and Shower Ample Closet Space Concrete Front Forch Double Rear Porches Kitchen C Floor Plu. Laundry Trays Sample House, 4702 Fifth St. N.W. Open Every Day Until 8 P.M. thence east three xjuares fo property. Shapiro-Katz Realty Co. 1416 K St. Main 9111 g I NEW HOMES OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION Prlce $9,550 $1,000 Cash 880 Monthly Sample House 512 Crittenden Street N. W. Built on solid ground the lots are 20 by 142 HOW TO GET THERE—Take 14th Street or (eorgia Avenue car to Crittenden Street. Walk due east to houses. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. Realtors 1433 K Street N.W. Main 1016-1017 Or Your Own Broker WHY HESITATE? ONLY S 0 been utilized as a background—so that every Wesley Heights Home has a rustic setting. Its proximity.to the heart of the city makes it doubly inviting—and its peaceiul quiet provides ideal environment for the youngsters—to roam and romp at will, safely protected. The div We have all the WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES you need —and are prepared to give IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!! They are the BEST frames that can be obtained and the PULLEY SASHES are 11-8 INCHES THICK!! Also a COMPLETE stock of LUMBER and MILLWORK, including EVERYTHING you may NEED for house construction. REDUCED PRICES NOW PREVAIL ON SASHES, DOORS AND BLINDS!!! $500 Cash Park Inn Price, $30,000.00 WEAVER BROS. 735 15th St. N.W. Telephone Main 1821 13th & Monroe Sts. N.W. RENTS MOST REASONABLE Enjoy the comforts of a Ilild new ivtc“;u a) Svery room. APARTMENTS OF Two rooms, kitchem, bath, flmmfl(fl&l‘& mn bright rooms, Worth while kitchen with refrigerator installed, Balconies off living room, Hardwood floors, Spacious closets, Individual lockers, Charming arrangement. Convenient to Everything Arnold and Company AGENT 1416 Eye St. Main 2434 Inspect Today RS o 1825 to 1845 B St. S.E. (Near New Eastern High School) 5 Sold—Only 6 Left sified types of Homes insure against monotony of effect—and give wide latitude for personal choice. Every Home is Miller built—and that, of course, means absolutely built of the best. Your inspection of Wesley Helghts is requested— and you'll find our representative always on hand to exhibit Homes and answer questions—every day, in- cluding Sunday. Motor out Mass. Ave, across Wisconsin Ave. and turn to left into Cathedral Ave., which leads to property. By trolley—Get off at ‘Wisconsin Ave. and Macomb St. and take free bus to Wesley Heights. W. C. and A. N. Miller 1119 17¢th St. Phone Main 1790 m fembers Wash. Real Estato Board RS AT mlmmmmmnmmnmmnmmmmmmmmmmm-mu hese beautiful homes are oom- Lm-':: ey detall, front, ; i Colonial FRANK LIBBEY & CO. | ZEEEAE Lumber® and Mill Work e e e e Established 1824 e H. R. KING 717 5th St. N.E. Phone Linc. 932 Gallaudet Park = e UNEQUALLED OPPORTUNITY Cost to Build, $30,000. Offered at $23,500 now Reasonable Terms 10 large rooms, 2 sun parlors, 3 baths, two-car garage, un- usually spacious lawns, beautiful shrubbery, many distinctive features. N.W. Corner Rosemary and Maple Chevy Chase, Md. An exceptionally well ar ranged home of 8 large rooms and 3 baths, glass- inclosed sleeping and break- fast porches. Best of con- struction throughout. On attractive corner lot 108x 110. Two-car brick garage. Price Reduced for Immediate Sale Open for Inspection All Day Sunday W. H. WEST CO. Real Estate Price, $7,150 $500 Cash and Balance Like Rent | Main 1223 Realtors. “A Community of Home Owners” GARAGES HOUSES Concrete Blocks Use Concrete Blocks and Bricks and Save e in Cost and Time of Construction Made by automatic -machinery, our blocks are strong permanent, fireproof, waterproof, soundproof, heat and cold proof. Convenient Terms 21st Street .Adjoining the Walsh Man- sion, a very pretentious 4- story brick; frontage 52 feet, suitable for a professional building, club or fraternity house. 1st floor—reception hall, clubroom, office, cloak room, toilét, kitchen and pantry. 2nd floor—wide hall, ball- room. Six spacious rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electricity ; gas; hardwood floors.” Front and double rear porches; laundry tubs; one-piece porcelain sink; modern in evéry detail. . Open Sunday, 9 AM. to 9 P.M. S. E. Corner Rittenhouse and Utah Sts. It Will Be a Treat for You to Inspect This Splendid Value TO INSPECT: One block east from Chevy Chase Circle on Western Ave. to Rittenhouse St.; 3 blocks east on Rittenhouse to Utah St. Phone Us for Estimates UNITED SUPPLY CO., Inc. Concrete Products 1246 First Street SE. To Inspect These Homes Take Capital Traction cars to Sth and Florida Ave. N.E,, walk one block east to West Virginia Avenue and then morth on West Vire ginia Avenue to the property. Or motor over the same route. 3rd floor—hall, ladies’ room, | billiard room and bath. 4th floor—6 rooms and bath. Price, $37,500 v ns Lincoln 5400 ArAtTos BUILDERS il Thomas J. Fisher & Co. | Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Matn 6530, FOUNDATIONS L] RETAINING WALLS 925 15th Street N.W. C. H. SMALL & CO. “Fine Homes a Specialty” Main 6861 919 15th Street Franklin 1140 Office Open Till 9 P.M. Every Day