Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1928, Page 18

18 REAL BULDING PERMITS | (s o or sxrron s ] REALTORS APPROVE || CODEFORBUILDERS TOTAL §1.344.438 Columbia Medical Structure,: to Cost $600,000, Heads List of Projects. The heavy volume of building opera- | tions planned for the District contin-’ ued during the past week when the *building inspector, Col. John W. Oeh- mann, issued permits for projects hav- ing a total estimated cost of $1,344,438. | Plans approved include those for the eight-story Columbia Medical Buildipg, costing $600,000, to be erected at the | corner of Nineteenth and I streets; the | five-story apartment announced re- cently for 5426 Connecticut avenue, to cost $350,000, and the new four-story addition to Casualty Hospital, to cost about $160,000. Also included n the list of new work are plans for 19 dwellings, five of which are to berected on Greenwich park- | way and Fourty-fourth street, at a cost | of $50,000. Permits Issued. Permits were issued as follows: Columbia Medical Building Corpora- tion, owners; Marcellus C. Wright, ar- | chitect; Lee Paschall, builder; to erect one 8-story brick and stone office build- ing, 1835 I street (lot 47, square 106); 1o cost $600,000. | El & Kay Bullding & Investment | Co., Inc., owners and builders; Louis T. Rouleau, architect; to erect one 5-story brick and tile apartment, 5426 Connecticut avenue (lots 810 and 811, square 1858); to cost $350,000. Casualty Hospital, Inc., owners; H. A. McQuary, designer; Wardman Con- struction Co., builders; to erect one 4-story brick and tile hospital building, 708 Massachusetts avenue northeast (lots 34, 57, 810 and 811, square 895); to cost $160,000. Boss & Phelps, owners and builders; J. E. Cooper, architect; to erect five 2-story brick dwellings, 4401 and 4403 Greenwich parkway and 1800, 1802 and 1804 Forty-fourth street (lots 154, 153, 152, 151 and 150, square 1350); to cost $50,000. Boss & Phelps, owners and builders; | ESTATE. Palatial residence at 2301 Massachusetts avenue, which was purchased this week by the Egyptian government from Mrs. Margaret Beale as the quarters of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1928 the legation, now housed at 2401 Fifteenth street. Board’s Action Will Go Be- fore Membership of U. S. Association. A code of ethics for home builders | and subdividers was approved by action of the board of directors of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at |its quarterly meeting, held in Chi- | cago last week. It is planned that the code, as approved, be brought before tion at the annual business meeting, to be held in Birmingham, Ala, in January. If approved by the entire delegate body of the association, the code will become a part of the general realtors’ code, which is a pledge to which every individual member of a local real estate board belonging to the association must subscribe. Th> code was formulated by the home builders and subdividers’ division of the association, and was adopted by that of the association, held in Louisville, Ky., in June of this year. Accepted by 377 Members. enumerates specific action which should and 3720 Van Ness street (lots 60 and 61, square 1898); to cost $22,776. W. C. & A. N. Miller, owners and builders: to erect two frame garages, 3718 and 3720 Van Ness sirveet (lots 60 and 61, square 1898) ; to cost $500. O. R. Pederson, owner snd builder; George T. Santmyers, architect: to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 3109 Twen- tieth street northeast (lot 32, square 4219); to cost $6,000. W. G. Irvin, owner and builder; to erect four brick garages, 3720 to 3726 Warren street (lots 17 to 20, square 1893); to cost $2,500. Mrs. Ethel Hofiman Kane, owner; to erect pegola, 1731 G street (lot 10, square 168); to cost $1,000. David S. Hendricks, owner: to erect J. E. Cooper, architect; to erect four |wa]) Seventeenth and Kalorama road concrete-block private garages, 4401 and 4403 Greenwich parkway and 1800 | §350, and 1802 Forty-fourth street (lots 154, 1‘?31:0‘1)52 and 151, square 1350); to cost $1,200, Brick and Stone House. Hedges & Middleton, owners and builders: A. E. Landvoight, architect; | to erect one 2%5-story, brick, stone and frame dwelling, 2701 Chesapeake street (lot 33, square 2258): to cost $35,000. Jerome Fanciulli, Inc., owners: Fred Drew Co., designers and builders; to erect one 2-story brick addition, 1206 ‘Twenty-third street (lots E, F and G, square 36); to cost $7,000. Conrad M. Chaney, owner, designer and builder; to erect one 2-story frame dwelling, 2822 Myrtle avenve northeast (lot 70, square 4317); to cost $5,000. Joseph Goldberg, owner; Conrad M. Chaney, builder; to erect ten concrete- block private garages, 3125 Thirty- eighth street (lots 22 and 23, square 1923); to cost $3,000. Bettie D. Amiss, owner; Griffin Bros,, designers and builders; to erect one 2-story- brick and tile dwelling, 3248 Patterson street (lot 110, square 2022); to cost $12,800. Bettie D. Amiss, owner; Griffin Bros., builders: to erect one brick garage, 3248 Patterson street (lot 110, square 2022); to_cost $500. Rufus C. Satterfield, owner; Griffin Bros.. designers and builders; to erect one 2-story brick and tile dwelling, 3244 Patterson street (lot 111, square 2022): to cost $9,000. Rufus C. Satterfield, owner; Griffin Bros., builders; to erect one brick 8- rage, 3244 Patterson street (lot 111,|¢ square 2022); to cost $500. Mary M. Proctor, owner; Griffin Bros., designers and builders; to erect one 2-story brick and tile dwelling, 3526 Quesada street (lot 66 and part lot 49, square 2001); to cost $9,000. Plan Frame Dwelling. A. R. Dangerfield, owner and builder; ‘Vaughn, Ferguson & Co., architects; to erect one 2-story frame dwelling, 2122 Alabama avcnue southcast (parcel 321/29, square 5893); to cost $3,500. W. C. & A. N. Miller, owners and G. E. MacNeil, architect; to story brick dwellings, 3718 erect two signer; erect one 2-story residence and under- lots 28 and 29, square 2567); to cost Domenico Polverendo, owner: Charles J. Garner, designer and _builder; to erect one 2-story addition, 3634 Georgia avenue (lot 131, square 2897); to cost $3,350. Undertaking Parlor. ‘Thomas F. Murray, owner and de- Charles A. Lohr, builder; to taking parlor, 2007 Nichols avenue southeast (lots 986 and 987, square Morris Levy, 5772); to cost $12,500. Dora Laskin, owner; builder; to erect one 2-story brick and tile dwelling and store, 601 Pennsyl- vania avenue southeast (lot, 821, square 874); to cost $10,000. Gulf Refining Co., Rosslyn, Va., own- ers, architects and builders; to erect one 1-story brick gasoline service sta- tion, 101 Massachusetts avenue (lot 1, square 563); to cost $8,000. Elks Club, owners; McDonald-Lang- stroth Construction Co., builders; to make repairs, 919 H _street (lot 4, square 374); to cost $1,000. Little Tavern Shop, Inc., owners: George E. Locknane, designer and builder; to erect one 1-story concrete block addition for sandwich shop, 3701 New Hampshire avenue (lot 29, square 3030); to cost $2,000. F. Tubbins, owner; to make repairs, 1715 Pennsylvania avenue (lot 805, square 166); to cost $1,000. Patrick Tolliver, owner; T. L. Harris, builder; to erect one 2-story_frame ad- dition, 4909 Sheriff road northeast (parcel 118/16, square 5176); to cost Capital View Realty Co.. owners; Milton T. Dorsey, designer, M. Willlam Devoe, builder; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 5022 Ames street north- east (lots 45, 46 and 47, square 5191); | to cost $3,500. Frame and Stucco Home. Oscar F. Oliver, owner; E. K. Parks, designer, Parks, Locke Construction Co., builders; to erect one 2-story frame and stucco dwelling, 401 Trenton street southeast (lot 7, square 5970); to cost $5,000. A. S. Economon, owner; C. A. Hoffer- BURLEITH 3611—S N.W. $7950 The Cheapest H Here is a Shannon home at a real bargain price. ouse in Burleith & Luchs built Burleith There are 6 good rooms, being living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath. A nice front and rear yard. Garage on paved alley. This home has just been completely redecorated throughout. Easy terms. OPEN SUNDAY 10to 6 HOOKER and JACOB 1275 Natl. Press Bldg. Modern Colonial Residence in Mass. Ave. Park 3315 Garfield Street N.W.' Open for Inspection Sunday, November 18 310 6 P.M. 9 rooms, 3 baths, hardwood floors throughout, oil painted paneled walls, servant’s quarters, builtin bathroom and kitchen fixtures, 3-car garage, awnings, screens and weat! flowers. herstripping. Shrubbery, trees and For Sale By Allied Brokerage Corporation 1-33 ‘G St. N.W. Phone Main 1551 make repairs, $4.000. repairs. 947 berth Construction Co., 1350 Brentwood northeast (lot 31, square 3956); to cest Ella M. and Frank M. Thompson, owners; W. H. Case, builder; to make Massachusetts (lot 813, square 370): to cost $1,088. To Inspect: ve. Jo7th to, Macison, or drive out”16th or fellow. east to St automobile. refrigeration, weather stri attractive features. be taken to safeguard the purchaser of a lot as to delivery of title and as to the installation of utilities and improve- ments promised him. Important clauses are aimed to guard the purchaser of lots located outside of the corporate limits of a municipal- ity against being deceived by implica- tions that public utilities are assured when the operator himself has not put builders; to road avenue Announcement Extraordinary! A Sensational Opportunity to Own a Home on New Reduced Terms! 6 & 7 Rooms Wood-burning Fireplace 1 Oak Floors up- stairs & down Beautiful Textone Walls Tiled Baths Built-in Tubs Come Out Sunday! And Carefully Inspect These Homes Exhibit Home 419 Marietta Place N.W. Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Take 14th St. car to 5th and Kennedy and two blocks north to Madison, or Georoia car {0 Lonoreligu, cait’ o’ stl”and eor, 2 > and north to Madison, or phome e Tor the entire membership of the assocla- division at the Jast annual convention | As already formally accepted by the 377 members of the division, the code | in the utllities or made provision to assure their completion and no assur- ance exiats that they will be put in. Text of Clauses. As approved by the board of directors, the text of these clauses is as follows: “The contract and (or) deed of a lot purchaser shall specify what improve- ments and utilities are included in the purchase price and what obligations, if any, either to the subdivider or to the public authorities are assumed by the purchaser. “Property subdivigea and located be- yond and not adjoining the limits of a municipality must be advertised and (or) sold without promise of improve- ments based on probable annexation. “Private improvement or public util- ity programs in developments outside of an organized community and not to be installed or operated by it must be so described in the advertisement of t*» property.” CONSTRUCTION FOR 1928 AHEAD OF LAST YEAR New Record for Volumé of Activi-| ties in Any 12 Months Is | Presaged. Construction opérations n’fls year hold a volume well in excess of the total established during the first 10 months of 1927, presaging establish- ment of a new record for volume of activities during a single year, accord- ing to statistics just compiled by lhe‘ DOWNTOWN WAREHOUSE For Rent Rear 927 D St. N.W. ELECTRIG PREIGHT EUSVATOR /\MERICAN'—SECURITY | al Estate Dept. Re 15th & Pa. Ave. N. M. 4815 REAL ESTATE. shipments of materials, show the wlnllncuvmen b * remair - for the first 10 months of this year to| weeks of 1928. The volume -* co=- be more than 4 per cent greater than | tracts awarded during the first nine the figure for the corresponding period | months of this year was 9 per cent 1a 1927, greater than the. figure registered for istered for that month in any year. ‘The most recent figures, covering |the corresponding period of 1927. Sep- ‘The statistics, covering all types f|award of contracts for future construc- | tember saw all records for that mon‘™ construction and based upon actual ! tion furnish marked evidence that lively 'of the year broken. Associated General Contractors of America. ‘The total for the elapsed portion of the curren* year was mate-‘ally creased E the figure recorded for Oc: tober, which was the greatest ever reg. THE IDEAL IN AN ESTATE. OR PRIVATE SANITARIUM 800 Carroll Aenue, Takoma Park, Md. (Just across the street from the Washington Sanitarium) This beautiful estate with its stone pillared entrance is offered as an entirety or in part. The unusually spacious grounds (about 300 ft. by 370 ft.), make a beautiful setting for this handsome modern residence which contains 12 rooms, 4 baths, 4 enclosed porches as well as a large open veranda on the first floor. The grounds are delightfully landscaped. A small orchard and beautiful flower beds lend luxurious charm to this country estate, which holds a strategic location in one of the city's most substantial suburbs. The price is far below the cost of reproduction. To inspeet: Drive out Carroll Ave. (in Takoma Park) to the eorner of Flower Ave. Open Sunday After 2 P.M: (And by Appointment) GRAHAM & OGDEN Realtors Exclusive Agents Main 3689 7 313 Woodward Bldg. | M'-vao-‘WQMQM”W--W*-«M.Mr‘-"‘} Big Basements Laundry Trays Extra Tollets Storae Heaters EXCEPTIONAL RESIDENCES Cathedral Avenue—in Beautiful Mass. Ave. Heights. Eight built, seven sold Open for Your Inspection Until To Inspect— ence "west on "Cathearsl s Owners and Builders Three more now ,under construction Just one square west of the new Cathedral and in a rapidly growing section of the city Just Completed. Inspect Today SaRatea- ot enue, NW \Built of thg best materials and finished with exquisite taste, these homes will at once attract and interest you. DESCRIPTION: Detached all-brick homes, containing 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms on second floor, 3 baths, lavatory on first floor, two-car built-in garage, Quiet May Oil Burner, electric pped, paneled walls, bronze lighting fixtures, and many other 8 P.M. etts Ave. to Cathedral Ave., sauare to Exhibit Home. WENGER BROS.. 1627 K St. N.W, Inc. Main 3174 “Real Values in Real Homes” The Most Unusual Home You Ever Saw— Not freakish, but attractively unique. Designed and planned with a thorough wnderstanding of home comfort, housekeeping convenience and social facility. 6202 Spruce Street Chevy Chase, Md. Half square north from Bradley Lane, opposite Chevy Chase Golf Club—and directly on the corner of Spruce and Rosemary Streets, at the circle surrounding the water tower. OF SPECIAL DESIGN—It's difficult to describe its many unusual features—but you'll be charmed on inspection. THE LIVING ROOM is of two-story height, surrounded by balconies; with large fireplace, and built-in bookcases on either side. THE DINING ROOM is of elliptical shape —with glassed doors opening on a gravel- paved patio, surrounded by a high, circular wall. BEYOND THE Dining Room is the Break- fast Room, with entrance into the marvelously appointed Kitchen. The sink is of porcelain, surrounded by white tile, trimmed with black, Fitted into the sink is an automatic dish- washer. Dressers line the walls. Butler's pantry, refrigeration room and handy closets are adjacent. In addition there is a maid’s room and bath on first floor. 3 LEADING FROM THE LIVING ROOM, through double doors of carved paneling, is a Bedroom, with big bathroom adjoining, equipped with tub, toilet, lavatory and in a separate recess a high-tiled shower and seat. ON THE SECOND FLOOR are four Bed- rooms, all of them of unusual size and with two baths conveniently placed—in one the shower is in a separate, high-tiled compartment. CLOSETS EVERYWHERE—electric out- lets at every turn. Hardwood floors and high- ly-finished oak woodwork. IN THE BASEMENT is the 2-car garage, chauffeur’s room and complete bath; laundry room, furnace room and an immense recrea- tion room, with beam ceiling and open fire- place—one of the many unique features of a House teeming with interest. Lot is 130 feet front—with a most attrac- tive outlook to homes of high type. The Price Makes It an Outstanding Bargain Open for Inspection Sunday from 10 AM. to Dark winMSREEVER =GOS Deal With a Realtor Important! This Home, which is brand-new—and has never been occupied —was built to sell at $38,500—and is actu- ally worth every penny of it. Just before comple- tion, the owner died, and it now becomes necessary to force a prompt sale for the settlement of the state. at's price is Reduced $10,000 to $28,500 —with terms adjusted to suit the purchaser's why the convenience, 1415 Main K Street ervice e g e i e o e s et 2 U EPEPEPRPHPEPU S S S0 S S PSS o S SP S S S S S PSP P —— N ——