Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1926, Page 14

REAL ESTATE, 14 BUILDING RECORD SECOND LARGEST E street southeast (lot 71, square 1043), to cost $500. Kay-Schneider-Kay Co., owners and builders; to erect one brick and tile 51, square 1989), to cost $750. R H. Newton, owner; Martin Bros., | builders: to erect one two-story tile dwelling, 4226 Eighteenth street.(lots | 15 and 16, square 2643), to cost $12,000, R. H. Newton, own garage, 5115 Connecticut avenue (lot | $6.000. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1926. Little & Marshall, $6,000. Little & Marshall, to erect one one- ling, 124 Quackenbos to cost erect second story over garage, 1313 |street (lot 45, square 3378), to cost owners, archi- tects and builders; to erect one one- story frame dwelling, bos street (lot 34, 126 Quacken- , square 3376), to cost owners, archi- street (lot 35, square 3376), story brick and tile dwelling, 27 Ob- servatory Circle (part of lots 32 and 42, lare’ 2147), to cost $60,000. Wardman: Construction Company, Inc., owners. and builders; F. H. Brooke, architect; to erect one four- story brick and tile dwelling, 19 Ob- servatory Circle (part of Jot 42, square 2147), to cost $60,000. Bruce E. Clark, owner; Porter & Lockle, architects; Bolling & Clark, builders; to erect one three-story brick Leonard Allen, owner; to erect one one-story frame dwelling, 4943 Nash street northeast (lot 43, square 5173), to cost $1,000. Nellle . Holland, owner; L. W. Giles, designer; J. N. Jackson, buiider; to erect two one.story frame dwell- ings, 5604 and 5606 Evarts ntreet northeast (lots 35 and 36, square 5213), to cost $3,800. National Press Club, owner; C. W. George T. Santmyers, el 1 3024 Wisconsin avenue (lot 47, square to erect 12 metal private garages, 2 REAL ESTATE. Resignation Is Accepted. Resignation of First Lieut. John R Guiteras, United States Infantry, re C. D. Sager, owner and' builder; [to 2566 Tunlaw road (lots 626 to 637), architeat; to |to cost $1,200. oty H. L. Light and L. E. Rhodes, trus- rect one two-story brick apartment, | oo parher & Ross, Inc.: Barber & Rons, Inc.. architects and bullders: to | cently stationed at Schofield Barracks make brick repairs, Fifth and V ' o streets northeast (lot 800, square 3617), | HAwail. has been accepted by the to cost $8,000. p President. 923), to cost $75,000. B. H. Gruver, owner and builde 4 dwelling, 2516 Thirtieth street (lot 13, square 2140), to cost $25,000. 0. O. Baber, owner and builder; to erect one two-story brick addition, 12254 Wiley street northeast (lot 160, square 1003), to cost $1,600. Fdward C. Ernest, owner and builder; to make brick repairs, 1622 Fourteenth street (lot 101, square 208), to cost $10,000. John "F. Murray, owner; C. L. Teague, architect; to erect one two- story brick store and dwelling, 824 Bladensburg road northeast (lot 60, square 4072), to cost $10,000. ward L. Bullock, jr., architect; Charles Mis, A. H. Witnier, owner; Porter & | H. Tompkins Company, builder; to Lockie, . architects: Bolling & Clark, | erect one three-story concrete and bullders; to erect one three-story stone | brick billlard room, rear 1408-1412 dwelling, 3061 W street (lots 20 and ' Monroe stréet (lot 810, square 2676), 30, square 2147), to cost $40,000. to cost $35,000. 6,600, ¢ builders: to erect one age, | ¥ e e AR ot it soecet (ote 55 s |- G- A, Geough, owner; Frederlck E, | Hill, architect; to erect one two-story 36, Sqine J8ARCRE non SO0, frame dwelling, 3525 Nichols avenue Edward Rohm, owner; F. M., e CWeling, R0 v Newberry, builder: to erect one one: | $24CNS (lot. 13, square 0, %9 o8 and a-haif'story frame dwelling, 3217 | ¥:500. Oliver street (lots 67 and 68, square | R. E. Price, owner and builder; to 2022), to cost $7,500. erect three two-story frame and stucco Little & Marshall, | dwellings, 3009, 3013 and 3017 North- tects and builders: to erect_one one.AMpton street, to cost $28,500. story frame dwelling, 6217 Second | William G. Irvin, owner and builder, street (lot 43, square 3373), to cost [to erect two frame garages, 4112 and £5.750. 4114 Garrison street (lots 25 and 26, Lite & Marshall, owners, archi-|square 1738), to cost $600. tects and buflders; to crect two one- | Wylter 8. Gilchrist, owner; Duncan story frame dwellings, 6215 and 6219 | phyllips, builder; to erect stucco Second street (lots 42 'and 44, square | dwelling, 5601 Thirty-seventh sireet 3373), to cost $11,500. (lots 4 and 5, square ?311), to cost $72 Little & Mavshall, owners, archi-| W. A. Dunigan, owner and builder tects and builders; 0 erect one one- | to erect two brick garages, 3516 and story frame dwelling; 6019 Second [3518 Thirtieth street (lots 22 and 23, stcset (lot 32, square 3376), to cost|square 2067), to cost $600. ,250. P . Little & -Marshall, owners, archi- | J‘{f."’hlfi,:.’":‘.‘:l'" Cndors ';:‘fff";',":::\ tects and bullders; to erect one one- | o W CHIbA, GeRIgNEE: to SIECL HEUER story frame dwelling, 114 Sheridan |\ jeuita avenue southeast (ots 75| Jicest (ot 46, square 3373), to cOMt |y g4, square 5861), to cont $31.500. | " James T. Mackintosh, owner; Harvig | Joserh Freeman, awner and bullder ct seven metal garages, 2 Bros., builders; to erect one two-story ! 5 B e et 200" Bunrty | 2238 Minnesota avenue southeast (lots 78 to 84, square 5561), to cost $700. street northeast (lots and 14, ok, Mavior, avcnse and batage.l square 4127), to cost § i . to erect one brick garage, 619 G street Hope road seutheast (lot 25, G. W. Harris, owne v o cogendinson - SR s DR southwest (lot 38, square 467), to cost A. Richardson. owner: Ever- [ and stone dwelling, 3117 ”\‘:?(m,m Amoroso, owner; G. E. Mac. ette C. Thomasson, buflder: to erect | drive (ot 2, square 2126), Nelly archituct: Taols Porne & Bons one cement block garage, 3525 Thir- | $42,000. builders; to erect one two-story stons teenth street (lot 110, square 2833), to | H. Dierkoph, owner and bullder; L. | dielling, 3422 Albemarle treet (parcel cost $900. T. Williams, architect: to erect one | 45,138 “gquare 1970), to cost $8,000. W. A. Dunigan, owner and builder: | gne.story brick dwelling, 248 Quacken muel Abramson, owner: Nathan | to erect six brick private garages.|pos street (lots 21 and 23, square 3338). | Ahramson. builder; to erect one brick | 4215 to 4225 Thirty-eighth street (10ts | 1o cost $8,500. garage, 4517 New Hampshire avenue | 11 to 16, square 1893), to cost $3.000. ] Y. O v r rehi- i « qua; Eugene W. Giniesse, owner, archi-|{iot 47, square 3308), to cost $500, W. A Dunigan, owner and builder: | tact and builder: to erect one two- Blicn: lowhise. arcitisos ikl ] to erec ick private garages, 4214 | giory frame and tile dwelling, 2415 : to erect brick addition, 3130 | to eighth street (lots 2 | ppjrty.second street southeast (lots ichols avenue nmoutheast (ot 12, | and 31 square 1832), to cost | gng 5650). to cost $3,000. & | $3.000. Westminster Memorial I’resbyterian W. D chitect and | q e oRECE I s builder: to erect two two-story brick | (o500t gl v dwellings, 3607 Porter street | Sis . sl nue (lots 110 and & George 1. Rapp, architects; George A. Fuller Company, bullders; to erect one 10-story concrete, steel and brick office building, 517 and 519 Fourteenth street and 1324 to 1328 F street (lots 813, 814 and 820, square 254), to cost $4,000,000. G. W, Chase, owner and builder; I. R. Shekick, architect; to erect one two-story frame dwelling, 6721 Piney Branch road (lots 43 and 44, square 3167), to cost $12,000. Charles H. Tompkirs, owner; Ed- Permits Total $5,868,575 for Week, With Two Big Projects. owners, archi- The construction industry in the District of Columbia saw the second largesi week in its history during the past seven days, when the total num ber of building permits authorized during that period reached $5,868,5 The filing of the National Pre: Building permit and the Capital Gar- age permit amounied to $4, still Jeaving the normal constr for the week at more than $1,000,000. The ‘various permits authoriz ing the week by the buildi Miller, owners and builders: G. MacNeil, architect; to erect one two-story frame dwelling, 4515 Cathédral avenue (lots 39 and 40, square 1609). to cost $6,000 Connecticut Pie Co., owners; to make repairs, 3145 O street (lot 811, | square 1256). to cost $1,800. Sarah Rolni owner: A. J. La Croix, builder; to erect brick addition, G50 There Are Now 3 Distinct Types of Houses in Chase’s Addition to TAKOMA PARK,D.C. Subject to Your Inspection 12 2,000. R. J. O'Neill, brick ‘Woodland to cost 4 ¢ g With an altitude of 350 feet above the city, this location is one of the most healthful in Washington. Located one block from public school, car line and bus line, and adjacent to an exclusive neighborhood, this development has a future not excelled by any. Visit these homes—note the designs, material, workman- ship and special features and make your selection, Ask one of our salesmen to show you property in other parts of Takoma, Drive out 18th Street, or take Alaska Avenue car to Fern, and go ono bloek east to 8th and Fer G. W. CHASE Phone Adams i owners; G: Sheppard & Myers, In hitects and . Loehler builders: to avenue (part of lot 7, square 379), to cost $3,500. Gy I Kinke Briggs Construction Company, own- Garrett, bullders: to erect br ers and builders; to, erect one two- tion, 9 ew York avenue (lot 823, ] story stone dwelling, 7760 Sixteenth square 373), to cost $2,000. street (lot 18, square 2745), to cost | Washington Gas Lig $35.000. and architects: Cruse-Kemper Wardman bler, Pa., builders: to rebuild gas stor- | Inc., owners and age holders, Twelfth and M streets | Brooke, architect; See the Completely Furnished Preston-Built Home SAMPLE HOUSE 516 Emerson St. N.W. 2800 Cathedral avenue (par- 54/78, square 2106). to cost $16,000. Wardman Construction Company, owners and builders; M. Mesrobian, architect: to erect three two-story NUSUALLY attractive homes of modified English architecture. They contain 9 and 10 large rooms and 3 complete baths; there are many conveniences and unusual features found only in houses of much higher price. Located in a grove of wonderful forest trees, brick dwellings, 18 to 2922 Twenty- just off 16th street. Priced, 23,650 to 28,950 2106), to cost $42,000. Wardman Construction owners and builders; M. TO INSPECT: Take 16th Street Bus or 14th Street Car line. If de- sired we will call for you. Open Sunday and Daily "4 ~ WINFIELD PRESTON eighth streel (p: el 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. Main 6307 2106), 10 cost $121.500. that home in Jumes Baird Company, builders; to (llj EITH erect one 10-story concrete and brick public garage, 1314 to 1320 New York Any Owner Will' Tell You Why! avenue (lot 70, square to cost < A Burlelth Bus terrett, owner, s 111, sq Rogers M. Hurris & Har Your Homesite in Rock Creek Park Estates, though in line with Washing- ton’s greatest development, is perma- nently safeguarded by fully Protective Restrictions, though the city doubles in size. Nature's exquisite handiwork here will always be preserved. Inter- linking with the Estates — indistin- guishable in wooded beauty—is Rock Creek Park, forever inviolate. . . Never-to-be-lost vistas will surround your Home here. A king can com- mand no better. builder; ; to erect o dwell- 4 Windom place (lots square 1892), to cost $26.000. UCKINGHAM PALACE... Ancient walls reared in solemn majesty above the vast-grown city that has crept close to its gates. Great grille thrown high, sentries on ceaseless guard, that to the King of Britons his Home may truly be his castle. . . Of countless London Homes the centuries have built, the sole out- standing survivor. The man had to be King to save his Homesite. 8164 8165 217 Bailey Bldg., Makoma Constrilction Company, A. Brandt, architeet; to erect one one. e ik tour story frame and brick dwelling, 1309 Girard street northeast (lot 1 3957), 00. Rose G. Hoes, owner: L. E. Lips- comb, builder: to erect hrick addition, 1410 Twentieth street (lot 35, square 96). to cost $1,000. S. J. White, owner, architect and builder; to erect two two-story frame | dwellings. 19 and 21 Whittier place | (ots 35 and 36, square 3363), to cost | $12,000. Elmer H. Catlin, owner: Fred Nel- | son, builder; to stucco dwelling, 201§ and 2020 G street (ots 18 and 19, square 103), to cost $600. Katherine T. Markey, owner; M. G. Yoxt, builder; 1o stucco dwelling and ke repuirs, 310 East Capltol street | (ot 4, Square T%6), to cost $3.500. M. 'Kupneck Blecirie Co., uwners; John A. Melby, designer: (o erect brick sddition, 736 Eleventh street (ot 824, | square 319), to cost $4,600. W. C.and A. N. Miller, owners and builders: G. E. MacNell, architect; to erect one two-story frame dwelling, Forty-fourth street (lot 61, square 1620), to cost $4,000. Oscar D. and 1. B. Clarke, owners and huilders; to erect one cement. | block garage, 3034 Newark street (lot 846, 1.000, Company, Mesrobian two-story 40 Twenty square You Enter the Estates at 16th St. and Kalmia Read Office on property—A4dams 538 Ask for the Beautiful Descriptive Brochure Telephone Main 5974 for an Inspection Appointment EDSON W. BRIGGS CO. Ouwners D-ONE FIFTEENTH $675,000. Little & Marshall, owners, archi. tects and builders; to erect one one story frame and stucco dwelling, 128 Quackenbos street (lot 33, square 76), to cost $6,000. Little & Marshall, owners, archi- and builders: to erect one one frame dwelling, 6221 Second STREET AT K 29 Eleventh street square 332), to cost $400. G. L. Garriott, owner and builder; George T. Santmyers, architect: to erect one two-story frame dwelling. | 1719 Upshur street (lot 10, square 2644), to cost $5,000 Lawrence Gassenheimer, owner; Baer & Scholz. builders: to erect one seven-story brick and concrete hotel, | 6 to 10 F street (lots 85 to 87, square | 628), to cost $100,000. Winfield Preston, owner and bulld- r; Marcus Hallett, architect; to erect 'y brick dwellings, 1343-61 Ives street southeast (lots 81 to 91, square 1046), to cost $40,000. Charles Cerawl, owner; John F. De Muth & Son, builders; to erect brick addition, 3416 Fourteenth street (iot to cost $5,000. g owner and builder; to (ot 93, = 1462 Harvard N.W. Exceptional fine brick resi- dence of nine rooms, 2 baths, with hardwood floors through- out ; garage and every modern convenience. Excellent loca tion for a doctor or dentist. Fer further particulars apply Floyd E. Davis Company 733 12th St. N.W. Main 352-353. Every 4-Room Apartment in These Five Buildings is 200 7 2% A Corner A partment They range in price as follows: $5,050 $5,200 $5,350 $5,400 $5,600 $5,800 $7,100 $7,300 $7,600 $7,950 $40.40 $41.60 $42.80 $43.20 $44.80 $46.40 $56.80 $58.40 $60.80 $63.60 ~NearRock Creek Park re fo Increase- w Jblng Fask i | s, : | Paneled walls Covered front porch Open firaplluh “Ina llt ell" Four bedrooms Landscaped terraces - . F you bought one of these houses on the strength of location alone, you wouldn't make a mistale. They're but a stone’s throw from Rock Creek Park—which means you'll be cool even in Washington—and they’re handy to everything else besides. Cedar-lined closet Two baths, one a show: Hardwood floors throughout Our co-operative-ownership plan means that you can buy one of these homes on monthly terms as indicated in the right hand column. The figures represent all interest, principal and upkeep, A small cash payment is 'your only other outlay; and you own a home for yourself your heirs, or assigns—forever. COMPARE THIS WITH YOUR POSI. TION AS A RENTER; then inspect our EXHIBIT BUILDING, 55 M STREET N.W. Open Sundays and evenings until 9 P.M. So_consider this: These homes are admiral designed, beautifully fitted and finished and sturdily constructed. In addition, they have in- numerable special features—ecorative touches and practical re- finements that you seldom find in moderate priced dwellings. That's sketchy, but it's accurate. Will Brind-\ You Out to 3th & R Streets N.W.. 1802 37¢h St. N.W., THE SAMPLE HOME IS ALWAYS OPEN FOR INSPECTION ARDMAN Il - SHANNON&TT 1430 K Street N.W. Main 3830 If it's an edim-mm house you are seeking, these are likely to lnterest you very definitely. And you won't have any unfavorable comment on the price, either. We're out here ready to show you around any time between 9 A.M. and 10 P.M, Just come out 16th or Mt. Pleasant Sts. to Irving St. and turn west. Sample House, 1724 Irving Street NW. l But, of course, you want mm;:- than fine logation. 1