Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1926, Page 19

REAL ESTATE. teenth street, from Frank N. Justice Justice receiving as part pay brick residence at 2303 California k E. Dudley flold 901 Fifth - a die . Lickey. Paul Lesh, as tru )ld the busi- ness property at 1 'wenty-second street to Howard Eldon P. King pu °d from Cal- avis a six-room brick house at Many Property Transfers for Winter and Spring Weeks Announced. rtholow purchased k 206 East Thorn: (hase, Md. purchased 09 Gilbert Thornapp Buys 16 Lots to lmpro\(' Harris Shapero purchased from les is as follows: C. B. Hamilton 16 lots in Luzon d bath house at 1237 | Heights, which Mr. Shapero will im 5 prove. cording to R. in that the ly so in ac e tract of ground known as N («vr Chris- |ing_held Tocated | 4 HE EVENING STAR, CHANGE INREALTY COURSES ADOPTED Study of Values Embodied in Primary Course to Broaden Foundation. Changes in the standurd two-year ca proximately adopted by the comm ently in Chicago. , chief of which is the introductory ake it y real ues, rather than a general of real estate Quesada street, was sold to CI David A. ment hous: ilt by Ward & Cobb, s 1. Burner. completed by him - |ot the seller, ! | psychological and economic ' factors methods and | _{zess and of the ethics of the business. Schools, and are the outgrowth of the experience of the past three years in regard to student needs in distinct- 1y vocational courses. While a general survey of real estate principles is the logical ap- proach to an extensive study such as is being offered in a full collegiate course, it was the opinion of the com- mission that in a distinctly vocational course, particularly where more coni- plete and detailed courses are later available, the best introduction is one which will bring the student im- mediately to the subject matter of the ate man's daily business, m anized introducfory course will_be concerned with three funda- mental matters, real estate values, the mind of the buyer, and the mind 1t will be planned with these_objectives: 1. To furnish the student with a basis or souce for an understanding of what makes real estate values. 2. To describe the physical, social, which create values in real estate. 3. To teach the student how to rec- ognize and apply these factors. 4. To help the student understand and analyze the reasons why people rea) estate. he customs of the real estate busi- An outline of the new revised in fundamentals of the real ess will be prepared for 1. two-year curriculum adopted by the joint commission as Ju 11 Delaware avenue to Carmelo the officially recommended curriculum WASHINGTON, D. C, gestions of the United Y. M. C. A.|Y. M. C. A, schools and other voca- tional schools is as follows: estate law or real estate practice; fundamentals of the real estate busi-|counting principles, ness. Second semester, real estate |Principles of salesm conveyancing practice; real sales practice. or building construction and design, | Ness, real estate finance, real estate ap- ve the student a description ' | SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1926. semester, real|zation (land economics). g Building and loan year—First estate . Prope ing fundamentals, ps: Second year—Property management roperty nsurance, English, English I, city planning, REATL ESTATE. 19 praisal methods, real estate business administration, problems in land utili- Electives— ship, principles of economics, advanced conveyancing practice, business statistics, advertis- ‘hology in busi- business READY FOR OCCUPANCY 1225 Staples Street Northeast (Street runs north from Florida Ave., near 14th St.) ‘We invite your inspection of this new colonial type house, in a location convenient to school, stores, and transportation facilities. Exceedingly well constructed and attractively finished. Six rooms, tiled bath, hardwood floors and trim, kitchen with built-in refrigerator, front porch and rear screened porches, built-in fireproof garage, hot- water het, electric lights. Come out this evening or tomorrow and inspect the specimen PRICE, $8.150 EASY TERMS Open daily from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. CHAS. W. MORRIS & SON 1420 New York Ave. N.W. Main 307 L 27T 2 T 22 2 L 2 27T 72 2 P22 JAMESON-BUILT HOMES! 1800 to 1850 Potomac Ave., S.E. Over 100 Sold Priced at Less Than $7,000 and up division— EASTERN TERRACE Tapestry bat yard to wid fiome that Selling Fast Four blocks from the new East. ern High School. homes now. See thess ideal Ask the Man Who Ouwns One Built, Owned and For Sale by THOMAS A. JAMESON CO. Owners_and Builders 906 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 5526 ) tor oE for extension divisions of universities, 7 i, iz i i, parcel of ground loc s Heizhts was sold tephenscn to James MeD. Will hold same fo investment. Are Sold. ed on Bladens- F 77 7770000 Rock € = We've Been Selected to Build The Star’s Model Homes in Petworth—and Tlley Are Well Under Way Thank Cafritz for Such Homes : e located at 1241 Two Lot ‘Two vacant lots road were p Apartment : Opportunities! |unm1.xn\ul fis which were sold | Eight-story modern fireproot bldg., Another tract of unimproved ground located on the Bl « at the District line ws m L. Leverone. Hughes to tment house, built by sold to J Mrs. Pauline from Haller J Belt’ | Excellent Bonos purchased lation. unimproved | ful section of | o Florenc from Winfield Pre lot_located o Edwin C. vestor two u teenth and ( HEN ycu compare a ‘“Lifetime” Walter A. Brown 1400 H St. N.W. Phone M. 1653 CHEVY CHASE, MD. MODERATELY PRICED sold to a a business property 4 Williams Lane An unusual and distinctive home, with every modern convenience. Six large rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace, built- in tub with shower. A very complete kitchen with built-in refrigerator and other special features. Garage. Williams T.ane is about one mile north of the Chevy Chase Circle. OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL DAY SUNDAY SEE THIS HOME TODAY CLEVELAND PARK Under $12,000 . (Ao s 3603 34th Street Corner of Porter Street This sethi-detached home, containing six rooms and bath, built-in garage and with every modern convenience, is an outstanding value and should be inspected at once. Close to the John Eaton School and bus line and convenient to Connecticut Avenue. Open for Inspection All Day Sunday C. BUSHMAN SMITH, Inc. N | . . . \ | \ 2, 77 1703 Connecticut Avenue North 2522 Varnum St. Between 16th and IMth Streets Only 3 Left One of the finest locations in Washington’s exclusive section— Homes of distinctive types—in a neighborhood of refined designs. They have the Cafritz conspicu- ous features—7 big rooms with 2 attractive porches, 2 baths, with built-in fixtures and built-in ga- rage. The Cafritz saving is reflected in the price— ‘14,250 We will help you finance Take 16th St. busses or 14th St. cars, or we will send auto. Open from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Home with any other you quickly see the influence of this vast organiza- tion—and what the magnitude of its oper- ations means to the buyer of the indi- vidual home—not enly in money saving, but in vastly better values. Descriptions read alike—but as you go into details of design and construction— of equipment and location—you find “Life-time” Homes actually worth from $1,000 to $2,000 more—and the Cafritz plan of financing arranged so equitable that it makes buying easier than paying rent, and owership a real economy. What we save in buying land by the entire section—you share in the price of the lot on which your Home stands. What we save in buying brick and lumber and other supplies by the trainload — you share in the price of the Home cf your selection. In other words, the policy of the Ca- fritz Company is ce-operative. It is mak- ing Washington over into a city of con- tented home owners—who enjoy the luxury of a modern home, built of the BEST—by the BEST OF CRAFTSMEN —knowing they have an ever-increasing investment—bought under the wonderful conditions made possible by the Master Builder. wChevy Chase Terrace The most beautiful community of Washington A restricted section—owned, con- trolled and developed by Cafritz. Homes of charmingly original de- signs — and of the artistic touches that make a Home attrac- tive and livable. Wholly detached—set in big lots, grass-grown and planted with shrubbery. Open fireplaces; porches and nooks; elegant baths; convenient kitchens—and each Home with its sgpante garage of consistent de- sign. 512,950 15,950 We will help you finance Motor out Conn. Ave. through Bradley Lane, turn left on Wis, Ave,, or out Wis. Ave. direct—and opposite Golf Course of the Chevy Chase Club is Chevy Chase Terrace. Or ye will send auto. Open Sunday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Weekdays, noon to 9 p.m. Inspect These Pretty Petworth Homes Today or Tomorrow A New Group First Time Shown Just around the corner from Hllinois Avenue 800 Block Hamilton St. Six typically big “Lifetime” Homes, with 3 porches, built-in tub and shower; master bedroom across entire front; wardrobe closets; planted terrace and deep sodded back ynrd. *8,950 We wil] help you finance Open 9 am. to 9 p.m. Take 9th St. car to Hamilton St., or we will send auto. 14th Street and K Ask our salesman to show you our Corner Homes. e Detached Corner Overloo‘ing Sherman Circle 4808 Tth St. N.W. I’s a beautiful Home—in a most attrac- tive location. 8 big rooms—4 bedrooms of unusual size; tiled bath with built-in fixtlu-u, great big, wide porch; basement that is very light and bone-dry; built-in garage. *13,950 $2,000 to $3,000 under price We will help you finance Open 9 am. to 9 pm. 9th St. car to Decatur Street, and it's but a step to Sherman Circle and this Home, or we will send auto, Watch Washington Grow to « Million AFRIT Owner and Builder of Communities Only 2 Left Of the famous group of : | Big New Homes il 4800 Block 7th St. N.W. Overlooking Sixteenth Street—and All of Washington to the West ‘The 6 rooms and 3 porches are extraor- dinarily large; tiled bath with built-in tub and shower; automatic hot water heater; servant’s toilet in basement; hardwood floors and big wardrobe closets; pretty planted terrace, with spacious back yards. *8,950 We will help you finance Open 9 am. to 9 pm. 9th St. car to Decatur Street, just around the corner from Sherman Circle, or we will send auto. You'll save from u $2,000 to $3,000 ; on Cafritz Corner