Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1925, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. LAND LAWS MILD, MEXICO DECLARES Saenz Says Ban on Alien Holding Is More Merciful Than Volstead Act. , Octoher 17.—Mex- it legislation forbid to hold propertic or frontiers was up) Mexico's righ putting into ef constitution likewise tioned, o dispose ns within | | m by foreign- hts as 1o com- he were for ty in some of an Unlon.. ‘o might \\)mxfl lh?rfl BUILDING PEF;MIT‘SVHERE INCREASE BY $18,307,694 eenth Page) |} per cent for led Septem- | September last || nine-month period, ork is only 11 per cent Tha Bout the country ord of unusual interes enth among the cities of the United | States in bullding activities since Jan uary 1. The 14 principal citles of ida_reported building permits of ain led all sections of | Riggs Place Northwest Destrably located fust west of | New Hampshire Ave., an attrac- tive home: 8 story, 9 rooms, 2 baths, recently remodeled, now in excellent condition; gas, elec- tricity; lot 1s 18 feet front, 93 feet deep to 12ft. alley; ample room for large garage. $13,500 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 B@ORIE | | | iami established a rec- | 1 $25,682,231 for September, as against $5,447,341 for the same month last vear. Birmingham, Loulsville and several of th also displayed gre: dications seem to Winter will witness a continuation of extensive building operations in many parts of the South. For the first time in the history of the country, the 25 leading cities passed the $2,000,000,000 mark for the three-quarters period. In Boston more 00 of plans were filed in rgh, Portland, ¢ was reported generally well stabilized. 'he settlement of the ju dispute between Union of Bricklay: was looked upo; tor. No acute veported and employment conditions " The situation In the building ecrafts |« THE EVENING seemed to be in a very wholesome con- dition. In Florida many contractors S | were working their employes 9 and 10 - | hours a day, the wage scale for skilled mechanies ranging from $12 to $15 a day, with time and a half for work in excess of the standard eight-hour workday. Notwithstanding the abun- dant construction now in progress in Florida, contractors there reported that sufficlent labor was available. The pronounced strength in mate- rial prices noted in August was not maintained throughout September. - | While many bullding materials main- alned the previous month's level, a | number of items 11 to 3 per cent. The net effect of the kness rather than ength in soft woods, and Southern pine, was The e Douglas fir short lived. tember w higher lev weeks of the month price concessions were prominent. garage. e e e o fiEEEEEE:EEEEEBEEE SATISFACTION —guaranteed in the ownership of one of our CHEVY CHASE “HOMES OF COM- These homes leave nothing to be desired, with their architecture, environment and numerous other features. 5301 39th St., Corner Military Road Chevy Chase This charming home pictured above is situated on a prominent corner lot, just one square west of Connecticut Avenue. and there are numerous evergreens, wide lawns and flowers. The house is con- structed of hollow tile with sand cement finish. The exceptional size of the living room with its real wood-burning fireplace will draw a special appeal. Then, in addition to the usual rooms on the first floor, there will be found a large bedroom, glass-inclosed sleeping porch and tiled bath. Two other bedrooms and bath are also provided. The property is completely equipped, including screens, awnings and a fireproof, built-in A Sacrifice oNLY 814,500 TERMS INSPECT SUNDAY AFTER 10 AM. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS 1412 Eye St. N.W. - The entire grounds are inclosed with hedge. STAR, "WASH Structural steel prices showed only slightly increased firmness. Inquiries and awards continued satisfactory and the trade looked for a fairly firm mar- ket during the final quarter of .the year. The following glves the various to- tals and standing of construction in the large citles: allas . 5. Buffalo Total ... e - E‘ffi’:‘“ T c’““ " Franklin 9503 / = See our Roman Travertine Walls in Reception Hall | | | | | jo|——=|o|——=|o]—=|o|c—c——=]a|c——=lal——=—jal——2aj—| center-hall entrance, semi-detached, with la are in keeping with the architectural design. 8 Rooms—2 Baths—Garage Large Lots to Paved Alley The price is less than $20,000.00 and is surprisingly low for this character of a home. : ge concrete blocked porches—landscaping and terracing It is impossible to mention all the numerous features, but we urgently request you to inspect our Exhibit House 5109 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Open Daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Kay-Schnider-Kay Co., Inc. Realtors—Buildets Deal With a Realtor Investment Building—Franklin 513 They are 4 INGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1925. REAL ESTATE. 21 BEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEE fl fl | L N ,@ | | | | | | | i | | ;m‘: E fl m EEEBEBEBEEEEE—:EEEE - 1_ | | I | i HOMES IN Takoma Park YOU 6714 Piney Branch Road N.W. A real bungalow ; O rooms; garage $12,750 $1,500 Cash 8th and Underwood Sts. N.W. Center Hall Plan; 7 rooms; garage $13,950 $2,500 Cash 745 Aspen St. N.W. 6 rooms; 3 big porches; garage $11,950 $1,250 Cash 6614 5th St. N.W. 6 rooms and breakfast room. lLot 40x106 $11,950 Easy Terms INSPECT THESE HOMES 612 Whittier St. N.W. Two-story house and attic. 7 rooms. $13,750 $2,000 Cash Sample House Open and Lighted Until 9:30 1410 H St. N.W. CYRUS IMMON REALTORS ——Announcement=— Opening of Washington’s Finest Built Homes 3812 to 3830—10th St. N.W. Built With Care From the Ground to the Roof 5 Sold Before Completion Sample House, 3824 10th St. N.W. Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. To Inspect Take 14th St. cars to Quincy St., walk east 2 blocks to 10th and Quincy Sts. N.W. Walter A. Dunigan Owner and Builder 925 15th St. N.W. Ph. M. 4555 EEIB::‘:IBIEIE(EEIEJEE EEIEIEEBI?_——:EEEIEI