Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1926, Page 18

13 REATI. ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, BUILDING PERMITS ™" Movemmsime evwics - SHARED By No. OTHER CITY Abuses. | i “The Philadelphia Real Estate Board. | Agaregale of $618,725 for e s ousbss ot siter smnpation; Real Esta s, has ® committee wetively on the look-out againgl possi | ble misleading real estate advertising task of guarding public | confidence in advertising statements | the committee hus coupled the re sponsibility of watching for misuses of the term realtor Since its organization at the begin Week Is $206,575 Under Last Similar Period. With this Building ot off to a uction in the Disiriet vear. us in - ning of 1925 the committee reports | building inspe that it has had before it 39 cases of | decrease un: rized use of the term realtor « protection of the d and the cuses | Four cases are | s total 25.3 In these case mite. An eate T2 term hus been secu have been closed still pending. caxe of unauthorized us of the Pennsylvania Real sociation. This hax also been ¢ In addition the committee has acted in the case of advertisements of a nature to mislead the prospective buver or of W sort arising from other unethical attitude on the part of the advertiser. | CLAIMS ZONING CUTS RATES ON UTILITIES Baltimore Appeal Board Head Urges Passage of Regulation L . Be Allowed. ate Corporation, BALTIMORE, January 9. Zoning is reflected in reasonable phone rates zas and electric prices and in street car fares, Chalrman Marshall of the| hoard of zoning appeals declared in « speech before the real estate board love. who will 1 ick apartment at 58 Columbia road. and 00. authorizes the Tomlinson to build & tment at 1220 N street. A or the e:hvtorian Church iice at Other 1 hjects. ued st nore vized by the S1.000 o e of the past Co o build <t $3,975, v build $6.850 huild, 3108 M build. 3410 this week 4st:$4.000 "My, Marshall explained that the private | puner o houses in new develop 1 b street southe | \henie and the price of their eonstru tion regulates the numbs tants and enables public servic rations to forecast in advan provements they must supply in the | section concerne The ability of the public service corporations to give service without large emergency expenses will re one motor, | 1N lower costs to the consumer,” M Marshall said. “We in Baltimore td be allowed to pass legislation repair 305 E street to huild, 4627 Hunt $2.000 to repair 634 H to repair 4815 Towa to install $1,500. Will Repaiv Building. that will protect the public from . W, Offuit. to repair 1264 Wis. | Sall minority.* onsin avenue: $6,000 . ¥ v ML Jade to build, %02 =pen - .. strcet: §7 .60 2 A Ordered to Tientsin, China. o build 4 Wy ol Isuue Newell, Uy 1 States In- enth -t funtry, stationed at Governor's Isband | No¥ hus been relieved from detuil Buikd, 5324 Eighth | with the General Stuff Corps and from hix present dutles with the 2d Corps to build v Area and ordered to Tientsin, hina \ebster street, and | to command the 15th Infantry. to build two hrick N ind 3318 Thirtieth | Women In 31 countries have heen cranted full suffrage. o build nd 2038 Otis New Semi-Detached All-Brick Homes Cleveland Park Eight rooms, 2 baths, copper screened, oak floors and metal weather strip throughout; ga- jr. te build ° and 3730 Mili Ala o repatr 336 Co.. to repair 35.000 o huild, 3341 Patterson 220 L || to build. 1412 Ge 2 il 1318 Ninth rage: paved street and alley. "V' A. Walsh, to erect private garage 0 oeelley road 1.200 T I\\H n 1 ] y(w 118 and 120 sampl' Ho““ 1 0 re southwest " w3625 Ordway St. 1 to repair north SIXth and Pennsyivania NW. I c. L TANKERSLEY Owner and Bullder. Slocum, to repair 2201 R street Benjamin and THarri son 1 vers 1 United States | | | m = lal——o]—— o] —— o] —r| \ moderately priced. Breuninger-built Home, spa- cinus, convenient and attractive; only a few steps from Sixteenth Street. One conld hardly desire a more comfortable and de- lightiul home —eight large. cheerful rooms, two fine baths, servant’s quarters and garage—with many extra conveniences, including oil burner, awnings, weather- reens. strips and copper s The front and rear yards have been artistically decorated with shrubbery and the house has just been redecorated. Open Sunday Between 11 AM. and 5 PM. So That You May See and Appreciate Its Beauty and Charm. L& Breuninger &Soxs Builders and Realtors ¢ (Continued from Seventeenth Page.) |comprehensive collections of animal | maKing un average of 38 degrees. - ! a rendezvous for natural | is rapidly ter ness of the resou for higher learnin | Eovernmental libr alread of our resear To the seekers of furt will appeal the s In its 5 wld's addition . the | various hranches, opportunities for th, and bird life. realized in that the Nation's «'u.uu.lflnm(..-y study. he scientific center, and is| er the ricl Washington Consid ce ave n Library Facilities, J a Zoning knowledge | ¢ Columbln At Library of Con utul building of | 3 o 1. s of literature. |} t hux pro Libwary, with |,/ L esent spl udent necessury Mention suould be made espe “",,'”',(,\'“,. ha of the resources of the scientific SoRtEn. 8 i reaus of those connected with the Depa of Agriculture, the Geological § the Bureau of Stan ¥ any nstitution of higl corporated under the liws of Congress or_the District of Columbia priceless collection Institution, the Ar [ The Cor my ny the ew l'lIS [Nr. 15th & H Sts. NE *6,950-2 | Easy Terms i Open Daily and Sundaylj]! Till 8 P.M. Representative on Premises! Sample House 803 20th St. N.E. Six water ment garage. Convenient to car line, stores, J. Dallas Grady 904 the Medicul “upltol, the Washington Monu L Government niueh of interest Department of Ag and the displays in the parks spaces, the lover of flowers g will be perfectly at £row almost evergepecie of plan tree life »: Fark will bhe found In the rooms Lieat, hardwood floors, colonial front porch, double back porch. ce- cellar Longz lot to alley Federal Governm ment ey, 1S 10 come. indery enforced 1 educition The Park expec with its n Art Gallery the = nal Musey s, the U M During apain gave characteristics. wnd the hold incoln Memorial buildings the e (rdens home, for attonal Zoolo one of the most stairs hot- lights, and Dbath electric laundry trays Room for schools, etc, 14th St. N.W. Main 6181 WASHINGTON, City Growing Fast. growing by hardly be recog ne community as |y cceding the World War, | PUrchaser of real estate here can ap | fin nate in hav- lation creating < the sa enact leg mmission f belng among the first | American cities to have such an ordi While it came too late to save | P¢ and one of the | g me sections of our eity, nevertheless n one of the most needed | growth und development of the Capi- | a splendid filtration suring pure healthtul water d an additional conduit is rapidly ing completion. which will afford | ment adequate water supply for many Washington po hund sewe health wnd sanitation liws are and as a of diseuse are w rare o axe sy its | city can hoast of excellent ctly | transportation facilities—electric car | result epidemics | #and motor bus service—enabling one | sion—recently created by Congress— | The Unfon Station ix one of the finest hus accomplished much to provide | tatlroad terminals in the world plavEround Iy to our sites future growth and | to All-Year Resort. the past evidence ¢ Washington An Inspection Will Convince the Most Critical Buyer That These Homes ARE ABSOLUTE BARGAINS and Cannot Be Duplicated at the Price 7 Rooms—Semi-Detached 12th and Girard Sts. Built-in bathtub, tiled 1 bathroom n refrigerator All-enanieled gas runge Portable kitchen ' Hardwood tloors Price, $9,550 COMPLETELY F Open and Liaht JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE 203 Colorado Bldg. D. €., SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, mark being 33 degrees, the highest 77, | be- found in residential irtues ages The Washington Real Estate Board | wax organized here meveral vears ago | - |and numbers among its members | stability of its goverrment many of the city’s leading real estate | doni from municipal oa| ODeTutors. There are, solvency and regulavity of liable operators who are ne paymaster — Uncle Proxpective {Serve 1o attract to V pcial stre proach the deal with a feeling of xe after year, the connts curity baxed on the knowledge that he | learning the many advinta I8 transacting business with a reliable | #nd imong the and responsible operstor. Despite its population of today of 1y half & milllon persons. Wash is not a congested community with the association. = A vear the District U Washingt Nation's tive tionul areas, another evidence of how | we differ from many communities. The relationship of the Distri Columbla with the KFederal Govern & partnership, so to speak—in- | | sures the continued growth and ultl- | ssex | Mate greatness of the Capital City. | - two parts of “Kin purchased by Dr. R delphia from the libr well to reach any point in the District | within # reasonable length of time. | Here for travel looking | one may make resery 1 disorders, ton gre there is 1926. for the of the country’s best Summer resorts, | secyred here and at no great with an average temperature during | pense. that period of 76 degrees, and equally | A reasonable explanation popular and attractive in the Winter | mighty financial strides which Wash. season. the lowest monthly average [inkton has made in recent vears is to an enumeration of its and ts civie| beauty of the eity, the its free the rent These e its all I and ddeal vesidential and attractiveness fs city-in 1 world, Jaws for the future | considerably broadened by the wide | . streets, avenues, parks uand rec | kespeare's first edition copy o has f Phila Lord Crom REAL ESTATE. | | Philadelphia Builders Are Develop- ing New Clause. The Philadelphia ¥ of the tractérs thro Asson tract committ leveloping a unife adopted wended to the which, when Americ their Ph Iy app o x| FOR UNIFORM PAYMENT. | il vy ngton ix an venter. The merchants sive und the varfous est all lines of trade are plete, itx unique | tive and up to date. There ix noth to be onelto he had elsewhere that cannot he (Brookland) FEATURES oleum on kitchen floor Pittsburg automatic h.-w. stor- uge heater Large lot—2214x112 an alley i Concrete front porches p and down and many other unusual features feet—to Moderate Terms : HOUSE 1027 GIRARD ST. NE. *NISIED BY PALAIS ROVAI i Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.AL. 1516 K St. N.W. Owner and Builder Main 4985 Convenient to Churches, Schools Stores and Ga. Ave. & 14th St. Car Lines PAVED STREETS DOUG ling Chapter rps, stationed s i Con | me to the grade Army Officers Promoted, of lieutenant 15th & Eye Sts. 916 15th St. : I ‘ l;suran; Building Several Single Rooms One Suite 4 Rooms Moderate Rent Apply at building | W. H. WEST COMPANY M. 9900 Be the First to See These Attractive Well-Built Homes 5318 to 5326 9th St. N.W. (at Jefferson St.) REALTORS 6 Rooms, Tile Bath, with Built-in Tub, Oak Floors, Hot-water Heat and Electricity, One- piece Sink, Enamel Stove, Three Porches BUILT-IN GARAGE Frank. 5678 REALTORS Main 6140 706 Colorado Bldg. “Per. wwith a Realter” m m E o] m 1613 Varnum Street N.W, fi m m o] I (c——=o|——|n]——T|o|c——D[a]c——T| I i———alolc———|al———[a|——] L4 The sale of the five large buildings pictured below, constituting the largest development of its kind south of New York, is now an accomplished fact and the corporations have been formed More than 100 families are now occupying their own— in ACCOMPLISHMENT each case. 66 New York Ave. N.W. 1009% CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT HOMES These undoubtedly represent the best home values ever offered in Washington, both as to sale price and operating cost. tions were formed will soon be taken. opportunity may never occur. Inspect them. The few remaining unsold at the time the corpora- Another such 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Daily and Sunday ARDMAN Represented by EDMUND J. FLYNN, Authority on Co-operative Apartments MAIN 8516 65 M Street N.W.