Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1925, Page 17

’ REAL REALTY EMPLOYES 10 NAME GFFICERS Associate Division of Local Board to Select Own Executlves Oct. 5. ~ Pnt was today by hwab, chs an of the division of the Washington » Board. that the annual | and election of officers of this n would held at Wardman Hotel Monday evel s divisic reated d ‘hwab s hast ve: annual ‘meeting. ion is limited will be its nbership in t r vounger men in the real estute business in closer contact with the activities of the board and to h them a1 - -{John A. i ally | utive | have di-| 4 the administra- a rers m t 2 sits with | valuation of all prop- | sard is requested to | salesmen | individual E with the k & 4 pment of h the realtors’ | v night, led er by Mr. will be made to Thomas E, Cleveland Park ||| Open Daily Until S P.M. .3 COME TO SEE THESE d of the Best onderful Section s Cony Buy in Thi LOCATION Southeast Corner 3flth and Pfiorter‘ | | AND THE PRICE Only $11,300 Ccrner House, $12,560 Imagine It—Terms to Suit ALEX. M. BOYD Riggs Bank Bldg. 14th and Park Road N.W. Adams 866 Cleve. 1485 CLEVELAND PARK SEMI-DETACHED Tapestry Brick Homes Finished and ready to move tile bath, built-in built-in re- s, copper open fire- newly street ¥ Sample House 3617 Ordway St. Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. TANKERSLEY Owner and Builder | The Last Home Left of an Attractive Group | 1917 37th St. NW. Il Six Sunny Rooms and Bath ! Ideally Planned and . Constructed All Mcdern Conveniences Adjacent New Glover | Parkway | Within Easy Walking I Distance Stores and Schools | $8.450 Il $750 Cash and $75 a Mo. Il To Include All Principal I and Interest | Inspect Sunday i | From 11 Until 6 O’Clock TG Moore & Hill, Inc. ESTATE. Heads Salesmen | Jarrell, president of the board, Petty. executive secret Immediately after the election of offi ° {cers an informal buffet supper and en- It uUnment plinned In addition to Mr. Sc man the officers of the Mr. Willlam Schock and Mr. J. The members program has se the Will holm served 2 e to the appraisal committee. . Charles L. Simpson Dies. A telegram reaching the headquart- | < of the National Association of Re bulletin was | announces the death | s L. Simpson of Kansas City, | president of the association. on died at his home in Kan' | September 24, after an | In the government laboratory in | Toklo. Japan. the women work on an | equality with the men in the study of nutrition. | Will lease for a term of ten vears to a rcliable merchant business property 723 12th St. N\W. .3 floors, alley in rear. $350 Month Thomas P. Brown 615 41, St. S.W. B3 e the THE EVENING CONVENTION DATE FIXED. Realty Men to Meet in New Or- leans January 18-22. January 19-22 has been set as the time for the holding of the annual business meeting of the National As- sociation of Real Estate Boards. The date has been set by the executive committee of the association. The meeting will be held in New Orleans. Round table discussions of the prob- lems of real estate finance, home build- ing and subdividing, real estate erty management, in- rial propert farm lands and il estate board organization will be lead- ing features of the meeting. Maj. Maish Going Home. Maj. Alexander W. Maish, U. S. A, retired, has been relieved from duty a the high schools here and from fur- | ther active duty and will proceed to his hom Woodley Park 2800 27th Street Price Reduced for Immediate Sale Nine rooms and bath: oak floors; Premier 2-car brick garage. One block from Conn. Ave. and Wardman Park Hotel. Open All Day Sunday C. Bushman Smith, Inc. & Shannon built: water heater: excellent condition. 1703 Connecticut Ave. C.H.SMALL & CO. REALTORS—BUILDERS 925 15th St. N.W. A development that has been made along exclusive lines—pro- tecting ownership and insuring standard established. You cannot fail to be impressed by the won- STAR, WASHINGTON. I ., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1925. REAL LESTATE. MRS. RINEHART PLANS TO ERECT NEW HOME ‘Will Build on Massachusetts Ave- nue, Near Ohservatory, Next to British Embassy Site. Mary Roberts Rinehart, the famous will build a home on Massa- chusetts avenue near Observatory Cir- cle. it was learned today. | ‘The new house will be erected next to the hew site of the British embassy which is s00n to be erected. The plans for the British embassy are still being worked out by British architects. Air Photos Sent by Phone. NEW }iOM;;S;—BUILT BY SMALL ' 4 601-613 Girard St. N.E. | Priced at Less Than Open for inspection at all times—or phone office for free auto service. Aerial photographs, taken by and | developed in an Army airplane while | in flight yesterday over Fort Leaven- | orth, Kans., were transmitted by tele- I phone to New York and receipt ac- knowled vithin 34 minutes. Middaugh instantaneous hot- House is in North 2522 $8,000 Easy Terms ear yard to o onie that is complete. JUST (4) LEFT Main 6861, S ATTITES TR S 2 s s T AT Fifteen Houses Just Completed (First Advertisement) Built to supply the need for small WELL-BUILT HOMES, artistically designed and finished, at MODERATE COST and REASONABLE TERMS Y i ;b These houses are built on g smaller scale, but with all the care, good material and careful attention to detail usually given only to houses costing upwards of $15,000.00. The best material and fixtures have been used throughout in their construction and they are completely equipped to give the home-owner comfort according to the most modern standards. 2729 to 2757 Fourth Street N.E. (Just north of Fourth Street and Rhode Island Avenue N.E. Convenient to cars, traffic highways and business section. A well-established community of refined home-owners.) Sample House, 2729 Fourth St. N.E. First Floor: Beautiful, bright living room opening into a large dining room; kitchen with best grade fixtures, in- cluding built-in ice box. Large front porch entire width of house. Breakfast porch ten feet wide opening into ] dining 1 with French doors. Hardwood floors of best grade ; handsome electric fixtures. Mirrored coat closet. Second Fl Ihiree beautitul bright (all outside) bedrooms and ten-foot-wide sleeping porch. Large tiled bath. Basement : Lig vell-ventilated basement under entire house, laundry tubs; coal bin. Hot-water heating plant. Large back vard to pz alley. i WE HAVE BUILT A GREAT MANY HOMES IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE YOU !/ ANY OF THE HOME.OWNERS AS TO THE QUALITY OF HIS HO AND THE SERVICE WE OFFER. Open Daily and Sunday for Inspection $62.50 monthly payment $750.00 cash Price, $7,500.00 sz zone WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, Inc. Franklin 7485 732 17th Street (BuvER)(N.E.R. CO. [ seLLER) Sl 730 17th St. M. 1174 | Deal With a Realtor derful effect which has been produced in this picturesque section—so close to Washington, and vet removed from its excitement—that it offers the ideal home community. Each Home possesses distinct individuality— centered in its 75-foot frontage and deep extend- ing lot. There is no thought of monotony; and no chance for erratic design to mar the attractive effect produced by these unique Homes—sur- rounded by the stately trees. Some are Center Hall, others are Cottage types—with one and two baths—fitted with the latest in built-in fixtures: hardwood floors+artistic open fireplaces; unique porches: spacious living rooms and dining rooms; big sleeping rooms: kitchens that are planned for housekeeping con- venience; handy pantries—and with each Home a garage to match. A fair estimate of actual value must place these Homes as worth" from $2,000 to $4,000 more—priced as they are through the Cafritz influence. Terms that will be budgeted to suit your convenience Open for inspection 9 AM. to 9 P.M. every day and evening, including Sunday. Motor out - Connecticut Avenue through Bradley Lane, turning south at Wisconsin Avenue, and on the right is Davidson Drive—the entrance to Chevy Chase Terrace. [ CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO.] 14th & K Sts. Deal With Us—Results Since 1896 BUSINESS PROPERTY RESIDENCES 915 G St. N.w. Delafield Pl. N.W. . 1401 Reasonable FOR SALE OR LEASE Excellent 4-story, large, modern, brick; property covers en- tire lot, alley. Cen- ter retail shopping and business district. Buy your business a home, or for invest- ment or speculation. Terms Lot 100 ft. frontage, im- Southern and eastern Priced to sell—only $1,500 cash, balance $100 month 4711 15th St. N.W. exposure. 108 C St. N.W. 3-story and base- ment, converted property, construc- tion best, new floors, electric lights, etc. Suitable for offices or flats, and 3-story remodeled machine shop rear. Second commercial zone, on car line and in sec- tion where values enhancing rapidly. Excellent value, on _attractive terms. Inspect all above properties, sub- mit offers. Prices and terms upon application. Eight-room, semi-detached modern colo : dom offered in this select home section, near 16th Saul's Addition, including large brick garage on lot across alley, at price we are authorized to accept. Terms. Owner transferred West, reason for selling. A real home, well built, below market value. RYON CO., Inc. (EXCLUSIVE BROKERS) Sel- . and adjoining N. E. 1423 F St.