Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1926, Page 21

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REAL YEARAOUND SHES m HELP TOREALTOR 3 Seasonal Buying and Selling is Yielding to Continuous Business Dealing. AY MILTON F. SCHWAR. Of far-reaching importance (o home ESTATE, THE 14 STAR. W Kind of Lath Impm'tanl to Save Plaster ‘ZONING ORDINANCE ln Homes Frnm Cracking or Falling | Whether or not the plaster in a home proves permonent depends large- {1y on the kind of lath to which it is |applied. Tinless the proper combina !tion of lath and plaster is used, the wall surface not only will crack. but {will fall, ruining the appearance of | the room. marring furniture, necessi- itating costly and dirty repairs. and | possibly injuring members of (he household. C‘racked or broken plaster alse lowers the market value of a | house. So Important ls the lathing and | plastering of « house that Uncle Sam himself in the prob. Tem have heen conducted at ‘N, . SATURDAY, MAY 22. 1926. ing 1 standard practice, was used in Al these tests. Piaster hoard. which showed the zreatest strength in combination wi plaster, is commonly called T unite of the mineral, gypsum, incased | hoards are nailed directly to the studs in frame eonstruction. or to furring stripa in other types of buildings, are to fit odd.shaped spaces. and are ered with three coats of plaster. Whereas, with other types of lath, | part of tha plaster is forced through to form a “key" or clinch, nons of the plaster in lost from this eanse lath,” because it consists of large | in a heavy waterproof binder. These | | Real Estate Board Favors Imme" \ diate Enactment of New Set | of Restrictions. BALTIMORE, May Immediate enactment of a new zoning ordinance, embodying zone restrictions similar to | Jfl these of the original law and provid- |Ing for comprehensive exercise of the power recently upheld by the Court of | Appeals in the zoning case, is favored by.the Real Eslate Board. | James Carey Martien, president of | | such a time as the U'nited States Su preme Court renders its decision in | probably will make it clear whethes the pending case which is expected to | can he enforced under existing legisia | REAT. ESTATE. ' 21 ated hy the decision 1413 Perry Pce r\ear kprm;: Rd. and l4th St ) A BARGAIN Attractive colonial-type brick con- structed of the finest materials and in excellent condition. SUNDAY The Supreme Court, he pointed out, r new enactment that may he ‘m« Bureau of Standa:rds of the | With the “rock lath." Because the |the board and head of the first zoning | United States Department of Com. | mineral of which it is made is in. | commission, sald that this seemed to 1o find out how tightly plaster | combustible, it acts as a fire-stop in [be the most practical plan for taking ves to varlous types of lath. A |the walls: and it heips keep the home | care of the zoning situation for the warm in Winter and cool in the Sum- | time heing. mer, because gypsum ls one of the wait on the part of the homeseeker | 3 ¥ R % Sauare inch: needsd to pull .y - | hest” natura! insulators known. and materially increases the effective & LR, e 55! -"""". 5 < f i P work of the realtor k by the Bu In Mexica the men speak first when | zone map of the original plan. Bikh naln Jractors | averel JInEb . A P . passing a woman acquaintance in the | This scheme would provide the city % : 2 I 18 ret streel with a comprehensive zone plan until | ewners and to the real esiate men of Washington alike is the marked trend durinz the pasi few years to < B G e v il il 3 : : { machine was employed which showed the number of pounds of fo Deep Lot, OPEN UNTIL SOLD L. T. GRAVATTE Main 753 . Realtor Col. 6500 , 927 15th Street i It would provide for the comprehen- sive exercise of the eity's power, held | [f torbe valid in that case, to enforce zon |Ing restrictions ccord with the r arenund. This obviates & needless ! pounds: from hoth fiher hoard and | =heet metal strips on bituminous com i position. at 2.3 pounds: from woven | wire lath, at 2.4 pounds. It adhered anded metal lath until a force 3 pounds was applied: on wood ‘lath with composition backing. np | tn 4.8 pounds: and an plaster board {up to a pressure of f pounds per bracing Fall | square Inch :sn k Times Are Offset This means. according (o the Bo 1 oie .?-.f,c that both these ca This famous hostelry at Fifteenth and H streets will be sold at public :;np';.:d’ ?.f“,fl::(r‘f ;;:s;\hlffl; ol SEIl opiy: it ahaiv nfuence auction next Tuesday afternoon. ; * iliinplied toiplastor bosed hasa SO The factor of safety with expanded heen larzely offset by ju Aling of the former “in-between o the national delezate of | Tulsa, Okla.. the mid-Pacific realtor | metal lath is 103. and with wood lath sons.” People no ‘o K nw ||nnul u Real Bstate Board. will count approximately 7,000 miles|on composition back granted that only S the conventian is to be held inias his convention jaun and Fall months L e T NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS Miller Miller tivity that they act upon thelr Built Designed practice of commencing in either April or Oc A rent parer in huving a home of his onn would naturally aim to take oc cupancy at the mination of his existing lease effect of tended 1n o during the f City and Suburban Homes I @ Four superb locations and exceplionally attractive Homes are featured—for exclusive sale through our offu‘e. One of the Prettiest Homes in Chevy Chase, 1. C. : Unique Semi-Detached Homes B lasii e T previone Loy i s s in Chevy Chase, D. C. months to any extent adverse weather d would ren der construction work ai other time of the vear impracticable. Now the huilders have svelved ways and | means to meet the vizors of v weather and construction contir rtically vnabated threnzhonut nd” Winter. The vesult i supply of new homes in p of the former periodic “market fland ing.” Factors Influencing Market. Certain specific canditions will al wavs affect the real e field Political elections. national or inter national events of primary impoy tance. particularly severe ¢ and other similar influenc Better Better Values Homes Just North of Cleveland Park At Van Ness Street and Wisconsin Avenue Avenue to Wisconsin Avenue, are unavoidable anc ¢ But the point of great tion to owners and buyers and 1o those who serve s+ owners aAnd buyers. iz that undeniably creat have been taken to overcome poradic 1ondencies :ind crez recticable, a stahilized. eon Only 3 Left English type of 8 rooms, 3 baths and Built-in Garage \Van' Nese Strest ie now epen from Connecticut English Architecture Semi-Detached and Detached Brick and Stucco—$12,950 to $14,500—Tile and Slate Roofs Attractive Prices Convenient Terms Colonial Brick of 10 Rooms 2 baths and Built-in Garage 3783 bni{“figfiiiffi rrl'eetl 3617 to3633 Everett St. lent care—and is surrounded by wonderful b Of special design—personally super- planting. vised construction—and tasteful decora- and heal'hv real estate ae ¥ throuzhont the entivs vear GOING 7.000 MILES. Honolulu Realtor Already on Way Six and Kight Rooms—Side and Center Hall. Rosms of Unusual Size and Charming Arrange- ment—Every Closet Lined with Cedar. Open for Inspection Every Afternoon, Evening_and All Van Ness Street To Inspect Means to Purchase Day Sunday W. C. AND A. N. MlLLER Gray stone fireplace in living tion. Builders- Realtors room: French doors leading to porch ] above there 1= a sleeping porch. Main 1790 ts Tulsa Convention. The Arst man fo start for the com ing annual convention of the National Association of Fe:l F already on his w vocation will not The rooms are of excellent size and verv plea arrangement : elah orately tiled fireplace in living room : fibfififlifiifi!fiflifififilfififiififififi‘:fifliSfitfihfifiifitfihfih‘ifififlfi 1119 17th St. N.W. Kitchen fitted with electric range and electric refrigerator; servant’s toilet, lanndry and hot-water heating plant in hasement. Scrcens are fitted to all openings. <t parch: wonderfully equip tchen with built-in reirigerator ; c iron stair railing to second Most modern baths with built- in fixtures; hardwood floors, laundry and servant’s bath in basement ; built- in garage. Price is $17.850 —terms adjusted to your accommodation. Open for inspection every day and evening. including our office up i0 9 pm. any week day. Price is considerably below appraised value —and terms can be arranged. b Open for inspection Sunday from 2 to 6. Or phone '.(g our office up to 2 p.m. any week day. Sunday. Or phone WWoodley P B | (Y — igark d . | v L7 T ’:T,A:Typi('al New England Colonial | Between Edgemore and Battery Park. Handsome English Cottage in Chevy Chase, Md. A family of refinement and education can occupy at once this new home with built-in garage in a community where the desires of the neighboring families as to the buyer must and do receive first consideration. Six cozy rooms and Bath; Separate Garage 304 Wilson Lane As pretty as a pieture with it’s big lot and plentiful planting—in one of the most exclusive suburbs. Tiae house contains seven rooms with modern appointments and two baths. It is a secure investment, being in WOODLEY PARK. Distinction and well-bred social observances make it desirable for those who wish their children to grow up in an atmosphere of consequence among wholesome surroundings. Woodley Park Homes, *16,500 and 17,500 Are Sold for $2,500 Cash and $125 Monthly Other Homes in Woodley Park, $28,500 and $32,500 ) i be iced from the outside; hardwood With Reasonable Terms ; floors: laundry tubs and servant's ; toilet in basement. Hot-water heat. The urgency for sale makes the price and terms very special Motor to Bethesda—midway between Edgemore and Battery Park to Wilson Lane 6 rooms, Bath and Separate Garage East Thornapple Street | One of the most compactly roomy { Homes you have ever seen—on a beauti-., fully shaded street. A very satisfving plan has been worked out in this Home—with com- fortable living room: open fireplace; modern kitchen ; tiled bath with built- in fixtures ; hardwood floors ; spacious closets: attractive porch; great big deep lot, with planting—surrounded by consistently good Homes—creat- ing a splendid neighborhood. Big open fireplace in living room and through French doors you step on to a large side porch. Rath has built-in tub, with shower ; kitchen has gas range, kitchen cabinet and iron- 2907 Cathedral Avenue N.W. “Will be sold very cheap —uand lerms very lempling (‘ome out either Connecticut Avenue or Brookville Road to East Thornapple Street. Or phone our office up to 9 p.m. any week dav. Open for’ inspection Sunday from noon to dark. Or phone our offire up to 3 p.m. any week day. Is Open for Inspection ‘Sundays and Daily Until 9 P.M. WAD,DMAN 1430 K Street N.W. Main 3830 Memhers Washington Real Fatate Board 1415 K Street Main 4752

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