Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1925, Page 14

14 REAL BUILDING PERMITS | ¢ n, to build five ESTATE. 3234-6-8-40 Thirty-eighth to build, 648 T street E 41 Fulton street; $95.000. 1 Hedges & Middleton erect five | private brick garages, 5-41 Fulton 00, strect; Lo s M. McConike, to repair 2218 Wyo. ming avenue; $1.500 October Figures Are $96,360 w ™ dwellings, 151 Less Than Those for the *'%""" .oa o x. Cathedral avenue, § Preceding Month. Wardman Constr: o re uild eight brick ot southeast; . to build, 4426 %:, wk Hotel, Woodley Remover Co., to The office of the 1th and T str during the past seven days issued permits totaling § of $46, which w Two permit struction o 1 i building inspec Juild, 2509 Thirt Least; $3,500 to repair 3 L decrease ool et sou Church. to . 000, . to build, repair S18.000 boys THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BUILDING BOOM BEGINS IN NEAR EASTERN LANDS (Continued from Thirteenth Page.) means a great deal in lands where innovations are rather frowned upon. With improved building conditions coming a demand for American tools. In all the orphanige centers in Pales. tine, Syria, Greece and Russlan Ar- menia ‘the’ elementary prineiples of carpentry are taught. Practical training is given by having the boys make the necessary repa nd alter- ations to the orphanag aildings, which range from ware abandoned castles and arm. he latter are used to I nd girls fn Alexandropol, the metropolis of Russian Armenia. I It 15 in this area that the ravages of famine were most keenly felt a few i years ago. Here the juvenile masons |and carpenters have built a model village as a means of improving the housing conditions, While this so- | called mgdel village would not be rec. ognized as such in America, where porcelain bathtubs, tiled kitchens and cleetric labor-saving devices are in- {eluded when the word “modern” is applied to a home, the new dwellings tered in bufldings which they them- selves helped to construct with the aid of refugee labor. The erection of ! six dormitories, a hakery large enough to bake 10,000 loaves of bread a day, a public bathhouse, schools and work- shops afforded ample opportunity to train boys in all phases of buflding, from quarrying the stone found on the fsland fo the installation of con- crete, plumbing and the wiring of the buildings for electric lights. Incl- dentally hot and cold running water and showers in the dormitories were innovations. There is something rather dramatic in the fact that these modern_equipped buildings were con- structed by hgmeless boys who had made the pilgrimage to Greece from Turkey at the time of the expulsion of the Christians. Most of the boys who were instrumental in the devel- oping of Syra have now graduated from American care and are being employed in bullding refugee homes in Macedonia. Building Boom On. In the Near East a bullding boom is on, and, thanks to American philan- thropy in tralning the orphan child- hood, there is no dearth of skilled artisans, Altogether, the Near Bast Rellef, the organization chartered by Con- D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, pared close to 100,000 boys and girls 1o take their places in the industrial and domestic life of the communities where they are expected to live. All must be ready to earn their own liv- ing by the time they are 15 or 16 vears old. Now and then some gen- erous-hearted tourist, impressed by the qualities for leadership shown by an orphan, makes it possible for him to continue his education in one of the American universities in Beirut or Constantinople. LICENSE CASE TEST. Matter of Brokers’ Licenses to Come to Supreme Court. Question of whether a State has the right to require that all persons per- forming acts of brokerage, including those performing such acts in isolated or single transactions must first se- cure a license to act as broker will be brought before the Supreme Court of the United States In a case in- voloving the question of the consti- tutlonality ol the California real es- tate license law. The case comes up on appeal from a_decision of the Su- preme Court of California sustaining decisions in the Superior Court and 1925. CHEVY CHASE, MD. REAL ESTATE. - T L fa¢lond A Delightful Home Community The Homes You Have T-— gress to alleviate the suffering of the | o buile 3332 s y-| for the peasant population are ver- build, 3332 Stuy D Ay Ihoaiacon are never-| oo victims of the Levant, fias pre-|in. the District Court of Appeal. 30, theless a happy illustration of a more o build, 2450 Bel bode in a land where such 000 as hygiene and sanitation were 1, to repair 2003 Eigh ¢ included in the langua, until £1.000 {ntroduced by American relief workers. Miller, to build two Palestine Needs Worlk. 2 and 3628 South] palestine, which is being rapldly Progress With This wenue northeast: SX.000 colonized by the Jews, affords another Project’s Progress Bull. to build, ity for the orphan builders. IXTEENTH Street being extended to front Sixteenth t ion with the N LBast Re- hage center at areth a op fs run by the orphans E ;;'um the site where Jesus S eS he sume trade. It is quite | {= gl : for tourists, for here +* g 1 all manner of cabinet h o T Tt to liitd, 3208 Twer e s Street Park. The steam 2 Drashear, o buil. n SYr one of the islands of the | | shovel is in. Graders are at work. O o et bhivate su.| Aceean 8 v orphans are quar- | Value is added to every site on this, V0. (] by . SR ms tract. Increased value necessitates I a_price advance, cffective October 15th. Select your site NOW for residence or investment before 16th Street’s extension is completed and the price increase effective. Only a few sites are available here in one of the last remaining tracts between the city’s two main thoroughfares —14th and 16th Streets g IXTEENTH TREET PARK In the Chosen Line of High-Class Development Drive out 16th Street to Alaska Avenue, north four blocks on 14th Street, to office on property Epsonw-Brices —Ouner— Room 201, Tnvestment Building 15th and K Sts. Main 5974 Office on Property: Adams 538 Are All Detached All City Comforts T T T T T T I T BENSNERUARNANAEEALANTONARNRUCRNSRNIROND) 20 Rhode s repair 1220 . 1o repair Unparalleled Value! ERE is one of the finest residential locations 1 Washington, with a charming new. detached home and large grounds—for less than $9.000! You e has five cxceptionally large, livable rooms, ecry open fireplace, a wide porch, choice clectr fixtures, sclected pl modern de sign and iless othe ty [ AN YOI QUAL THIS V N FOR YOU 2040 Georgia D. Spicknal | street: $6.000 Harris « » build erman six bric street; Deal With Us—Quick Results Open Saturday P.M. and All Day Sunday 2215-2231 Perry St. N.E. Excellent value, on very low cash and monthly payments, for w, moders, five-room alows. lLarge , hot-wate DRIVE 0OU Bradley 1 on Wisconsin Avenue to LE Avenue, through three squares AND STREE v MerE OWNERS AND 925 Fifteenth Main 9770 Varnum R. F 0 build tw dwelling 3 Western $10.000. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 5323 41st St. Chevy Chase, D. C. New—Brick—Detached Lot has frame TTRAT VAR £ RRLNCRARIE T AnE ild two frame $665.000. Henry Freedman Behrend, to repair £8.500 - Roy Wise, to build, Small First Payment and Balance Monthly ALEX M. BOYD Riggs Bank Bldg., 14th and Park Rd. N.W. Adams 866 Clev. 1185 e o Sunday Phone—Cleve. 3560 deep. If not convenient to motor out R. I Ave. to 22nd St., turning north on Monroe St. to 22nd. phone for appoint- m We believe we are offer- ing these well constructed bun- galows in this desirable section much less (on_ easy-payvment plan) than similar bungalows placed on the market. Inspect at once. N. E. Ryon Co. (Exclusive Brokers) Main 4597 1423 F St. Adams T - e - - - - - el P o el SRS e R e - T Homes Of WOOdCd Exclusiveness— ; Chevy Chase Crest, D. C. New Cleveland Park Homes 3100-3118 Rodman Street (Just 1 block west of Conn. Ave.) Price, $15,950 Convenient terms if desired L83 ANTAA IdUATHAANSRN 4N EA A3 Built by SMALL, superior construction, excellent location, ideal environment, embody- ing every known feature and convenience. 8 ROOMS, BATH, GARAGE OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. C.H.SMALL & CO. “Fine Homes a Specialty” 925 15th St. NW. There Isn’t Another Home Just Like This in Washington Distinctive in type Ideal in location Superb in details of finish 5913 Sixteenth Street . of . ENDURING SATISFACTION Based on ENDURING CONSTRUCTION THROUGHOUT It goes without saying that you cannot get more of comfort, convenience and content out of any home than the builders' build into them. It is for your assurance, then, in inviting you to inspect TODAY these inviting homes in In that zone of this famous bouievard where restrictions will forever suppress incompatible sur- roundings. In the planning of this Home every point of comfort and con- venience has been studied and incorporated. Plumbing _ and _heating using the Sanitary Manu- facturing fixtures and_the National ~Radiator Fur- naces, Installed by Interior Painting, Bu A. L. Haislip and Exterior In the construction the very ]\ighest irade of materials were in the hands of master mechanics—the best was required—and Are You Looking For a New Home Above the Average? If So— Take a Ten-Minute Ride to 15th and H Sts. N.E,, thence two short blocks north and one-half block west to the attractive new home de- velopment 1512 to 1524: Neal St. N.E. Hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood trim, roomy closets, colonial front porch, spacious, screened rear porches; 6 large rooms, hardwood floors upstairs and down, built-in ice chest, built-in tub and shower, one- piece porcelain sink, etc. Ask the Price and Be Agreeably Surprised The Present Rate of Sales Makes It Highly Adyvisable for You to SEE THEM TODAY M.S. PHILLIPS 1432 K St. N.W. MAIN 4600 bestowed in and upon it. Colonial Brick, with massive granite coping, and broad veranda of cement. Drawing-room, Dining-room, Breakfast-room, Kitchen and Pantry occupy the first floor. The Living rooms handsomely decorated, and the service quarters,thorough in their equipment and appointments—including electric refrigerator, conveniently located lavatory and coat room. On the second floor the Master Bedroom. with its elaborately finished private bath—and the four guest chambers with conven- iently located bath—are especially happy in their arrangement— big rooms, light and airy. On the third floor is the servants' room and bath: also a large room for nursery, etc., with cedar-lined closet. In the basement—laundry, cold-storage room and furnace room with the most efficient of heating plahts and instantaneous heater—and the big double garage. There is nothing of the speculative element about this house. It was built for a Home—where elegance and excellence are com- panions of comfort and convenience. Price and Terms will be gladly discussed upon interested inquiry Open for critical inspection every day and Sunday from noon to nine o’clock: Or phone our office at any time up to 9 p.m. cxssvzuanaeossm; RTINS - Deal With a Realtor 15K . Street Miller-Lacey & Co. Plastering and Oriental Stucco work, By J. M. Philips Lumber supplied by By Galliher & Huguely and W. T. Galliher & Brothers Hardware, using Russ- win Hardware, Supplied dy Rudolph & West Electric Fixtures, 0. R. Evans, Bro. & Co. Roofing, using the fa- ‘mous le:hll'daon Shingles, Furnished by pegs CHEVY CHASE CREST, D. C. that we enumerate some of the building, manufacturing and con- tracting concerns whose names .and reputations you will at once recognize as Guarantors of Enduring Satisfaction Than Chevy Chase Crest there is no more desirable residential section in the District. Enfoliaged in a beautiful grove, they boast a quiet air of privacy that gives them a charm of individu settin: well as of architecture. A great d of thought has been given to the planning of the interiors of these houses. They have 6, 7 and § rooms, 2 baths fully tiled, with the I tiles, Pembroke tubs, show front and rear _porches, closets, hardwood floors throughout. inch white oak sub-flooring, spacious liv- ing room with plenty of wall space for massive furniture, open fireplace, hot- water heat, artistic electric fixtures, 1- plece sink, fully enameled gas range. kitchen cabinet, breakfast alcove with Pullman fixtures, pantry in kitchen. Cellar has the Crane hot-water storage tem, coal bin with iron chute, wash and servant's toilet. Lot 50x108 l-car garage. Hou are fully screened with handmade screens, bronze wire. Appealing Prices and Terms Our Representative On the Premises TODAY and Every Day—1 to 5 P.M. To inspect—Out Conn. Ave. to Chey: Chase Circle, east on Western Ave., fol- lowing signs, to sample house. Electric Work By L. L. Hayes Paperhanging F. A. Blundon Kitchen Cabinets By Hand-Maid Co. Bricks By United Clay Products Co. Automatic Hot-water Storage System By Crane Company Interior Decorations by Barton-Art Interiors, Inc. TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc. 1206 18th Street N.W. Exclusive Agents 2 Phone Main 3283 Night Phones—Adams 2503-J—Adams 3215-W DEAL WITH A REALTOR