Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1926, Page 30

30 R Automobile Routes EA.L ESTATE. to Star Model Homes Outlined in Convenient Form The routes to the various model home projects are as follows: No. 1. The colonial stucco home being erected by L. E. Breuninger & Sons at Hemlock street, Thirteenth street and Alaska avenue, designed by Vic- tor Mindeleff, may be reached by go- ing directly out Sixteenth street to Alaska avenue just above Walter Reed Hospital, north on Alaska ave nue to the intersection of the three streets, where the property is located. No. 2. To reach the W. C. & A. N. Miller property at the southw Hawthorne street. and place go west on Pennsylvania ave- nue to Twenty-second street, north on ‘Twent ] 1 on Massachu- setts avenue to hedral avenue, west on Cathedral avenue to 2 fourth place, thence south on F fourth pla street. The Miller house, designed by Delos Smith, of Georgian style, is to be built of brick. . 3. Middleton home, signed by 1t Beresford, is of co lonial type and will be built ¢ This house is located at Tk The Hed sac may be reached by going we Pennsylvania avenue to Twes ond street 'th on Twent street to Massachusetts avenue. west on Massachusetts avenue Thirty-fifth street, to the site No. The detached erected in Lee He Ruby Lee Minar wa Y Ward Brown. This is a typical Virginia style residence. To reach this prop- north- to house to be go west on Pennsylvania avenue | treet, west on M street to the Bridge, cross the bridge into Vir: . turn to the right to the Lee Highway, proceed 21; miles to Lee Heights. No. 5. The house being erected in Wynne- wood Park, Silv Stambaugh _Construction Co., lonial style, designed by Adams. This home m by going directly no n Sixteenth avenue, out Alaska District line, continue north on avenue _extended, known as Bro e pike, thence east on the Colesville pike to the site in Wynnewood Park. No. 6. nstruction Co. proj- row of houses in s, giving each one an all its own. These Per nue to the houses were designed by Louis Juste- | ment. They are being erected on De- catur between Fourth and Fifth streets. To reach this site proceed northeast on Vermont & ida avenue, continue north on Florida avenue to Sherman avenue, out Sh man avenue to New Hampshire ave- nue, turn northeast on New Hamp- shire avenue to e, Grant Circle go nor ois ave- nue to Sherman Circle, continue north on Tllinois avenue to Decatur, east on Decatur to the site. No. 7. This group of colonial houses being bullt by C. H. Small on \West i enue at Queen strect nor zned by Wilbur Sy ched by going east on K Eighth~ street north Eighth street to Flo avenue, thence one block southeast on Florida avenue to West Virg avenue, proceed on West Virginia ave- nue six blocks to the site on Queen REAL street to north on Spring, Md., by the £ | from | No. 8. The community group, consisting of 14 houses, being erected by Walter A. Dunigan ‘in_Marietta Park at Fifth jand Longfellow streets, designed by | Gilbert L. Rodier, may be reached by gong north on teenth street to Colorado avenue, northeast on Colo- rado avenue to Georgia avenue, then ldireetly south to Longfellow street, east on - Longfellow street to Fifth street, where property is located. These houses will be of the semi-de- tached and community group style, | and feature a “‘three-in-a-row” type of houses embodying Itallan architec- ture. | No. 9. | The W. Walter Vaughn houses, de- | signed by W. H. L Fleming, at Thir- teenth and Upshur streets northeast, may be reached by going out Elev- enth street to Rhode Island avenue, Rhode Island avenue to First street, First street to Soldiers’ Home gate at Michigan avenue, Michigan avenue to | Thirteenth street northeast, one | square north on Thirteenth street to | house. \OHID BANKERS TOLD | OF TRADE RECESSION a|Clevelagd Official Says Crest of | Business Prosperity Has Passed for This Year. By the Assoviated Pross X CLEVELAND, June 12—Bitter op- | position to the diversion of water | from the Great Lakes was voiced terday by the Ohio Bankers’ Ass tion in its thirty-sixth annual con- | vention he | The association in a resolution de- | clired the Chicago water “steal” has resulted in increased costs to con- sumers over all the United States. eonard P. Ayres, vice pres trust company, months of 1926 will prove to be the best third of the | vear and appears to have marked the | ere: the period of business pros- | per | 'No 'sudden or severe decline is threatened, but a genuine recession of trade and industry appears to | have begun, and it seems probable | that it will continue through 1926 and into 1927, he pointed out. $75,000,000 REALTY DEAL SETS NEW YORK RECORD 1| Schulte Interests Sell 20 Properties .| to Syndioate of Bankers—Long | Leases Then Made. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, 000 real estate transaction, the larg | financial deal of its kind ever record- ed in this city, was announced by the | Schulte Real Estate Co. vesterday. | A syndicate of ba purchased from the ulte interests 29 proper- ties in Manhattan and Brooklyn. By -cement with the bankers, the ulte Co. will lease the properties for the next 125 paying rentals which will total §64,375,000 for the en- tire period. 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Price and Terms to Suit the Buyer Open and Lighted From 10 A.M. Until 9 P.M. Max Sugar Owner and Builder Adams 546—Or Your Own' Broker Beautiful Brick Homes Chevy Chase Heights TWO LEFT 3806 3810 Gramercy St. N.W. These wonderful detached homes are the last word in construction, materia! and design. 10 rooms, 2 baths, large attic, latest modern conveniences. Large lot, built- in zarage. Drive out Connecticut Avenue to Harrison St., west to 38th, south one block to Gramercy. Open for Inspection Sunday 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. Our Representative on Premises THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC. 738 15th St. N.W. l l THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1926. ROUTES TO THE STAR’S MODEL HOMES HORNE. ST i ISTRICT LINE Gen. Patrick to Address Graduates of the Air Service, Maj. Gen. Mason M. 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