Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1929, Page 18

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1929. REAL ESTATE. STAR., WASHINGTON. D. C, force on its books amounting to about $60,000,000. THE EVENING 13 g‘AL ESTATE. sive right of the National ‘Association of Real Estate Boards and its con- stituent boards to the use of the coined of Real Estate Boards, and is now being submitted to members of those INJUNCTION GRANTED §392.900 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED They Include 34 Dwellings. Plans Filed for Structure to Cost $350,000. _(Continued From Seventeenth Page) northeast (lots 55 to 58, square 4227. 10 cost $22,000. John A. Hunter, owner, designer and builder; to erect one 2-story brick and tile dwelling, 5449 Nebraska avenue (]0[‘ 3, square 2025): to cost $10,000. | Cafritz Construction Co., owners and builders; Harvey Warwick, architect; 1o erect fifteen 2-story brick dwellings, 308 to 336 Allison street (lots 77 to 91, square 3309); to cost $10,000. J. C. Phillips, owner, designer and | builder; to erect two 2-story brick, tile and frame dwellings, 3328 and 3332 Military road (lots 15 and 16, square 1991); to cost 10,000 National Catholic Welfare Conference, owners; Willlam H. Turton & Son: builders; to make repairs, 1312 Massa. chusetts avenue (lot 87, square 247); to cost $3,000 Terrell & Dinger, owners, designers and builders: to erect one 2-story con- crete block and frame dwelling, 3358 Stuyvesant street (lot 26, square 2007); to _cost $8.000. F. M. Newberry, owner, designer and builder; to erect one 2-story frame and brick veneer dwelling, 6201 Thirty-sec- | ond street (lot 21, square 2018); to cost $7,500. American Ice Co., owners; Cooling ‘Tower Co. Inc, New York City, de- signers and builders; to erect cooling tower, Sixteenth and E streets north- east (lot 56, square 4544); to cost $7,500. B. G. Collier, owner; M. R. La-| mar, architect; owner also builder; to| make alterations, 1717 Columbia road (lot 810, square 2581); to cost $5.000. Clayton Higdon, owner and builder; ‘W. S. Plager, architect; to erect one| 1-story frame dwelling, 2615 Twenty- | second street northeast (lot 41, square 4254); to cost $4,000. Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum, owner; Davis, Wick, Rosengarten Co., ‘Inc., builders: to construct elevator shaft, 2131 R street (lot 6, square 2514 to cost $3,000. » W. J. Neuland and Samuel S. Streb, owners; Samuel S. Streb, builder; to remodel, 1402 Fifteenth street (lot 111, square 195); to cost $3,000. Corson & Gruman, owners: to erect concrete wharf along lot, Thirty-third and K streets (lot 802, square 1176); to|! cost $6,000. Ida Solomon, owner and builder; L. W. Giles, architect; to erect one 2-story frame addition to present store, 5603 | Georgia avenue (lots 56 and 57, square 2991); to cost $1,500. | H. M. Bralove and R. O. Scholz, own- ers and builders; to make brick repairs, 1600 Eckington ~lace northeast (lot 63, | square 3519); to cost $2,500. Alemite Lubricator Co., owners; H.| J. Horner, builder; to erect balcony and make repairs, 2018 Twelfth street (lot H, square 273); to cost $1,100. Cafrite Construction Co., owners and builders; to erect 14 metal private ga- Tages, 308 to 336 Allison streec (lots 77 to 91, square 3309); to cost $1,400. Jacob A. Cohn, owner: Joe Light, builder; to make repairs, 3020 M street (lot 813, square 1209); to cost $800. Wilmot Lewis, owner; DeSibour Con- sruction Co., bullders; to make repairs, 1605 New Hampshire avenue (lot 203, square 155); to cost $1,000. Samuel Zukerman, ovner and builder; T. Taxin, designer: to make rej 1018 North Capitol street (lot 2!6 square 621); to cost $800. L. Perry West, ow r' T. D. Piicher, steam bmlder' to install | heating _aystem, a street ::xouhvuz (lot 57, square 206); to cost Patrick J. and Mlchlal O'me'h E, owners; Fred J. builder; to make l.ltenuom, 3033 nnd 3085 Mr- teenth street (lot 101, square 2849); cost $900. Laura E. Bryant. owner; to erect one 2-story porch,” 1302 !:ut Capitol street (lot 74, square 1035); to cost $400. National Catholic Welfare Conference, owners; William' H. Turton & Sons,| builders; to- erect. covered passageway, 1312 Massachusetts avenue (nm 87 and 832, sguaée 247); to cost $1,40 T. Tape, owner; R. K. Inc. buflders; to make mmm.-, Fourteenth street (lot 27, square 237); to cost $500. BUILDING BOUGHT BY LABOR BODY New structure at 1200 Fifteenth street, which has just been purchased from Donald H. McKnew by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers' Benefit Association. ~—Star Staff Photo. builder; to make repairs, 809 Ma: .and’ to repair boathouse, between Thirty- {avenue northeast (lot 18, square S. ,[cigth and Thirty-ninth streets (river to cost $300. | front) (lot —, square 1322); to cost P. Hannan, owner, designer 'mdls:sofl to erect one l-story brick C. Sampson, owner, designer and addition, 1639 P street (lot 15, square | builder; to make repairs, 622 Minnesota 180); to cost $400. avenue northeast (lot 35, square 5053); A. W. Yeareance, owner; Martin|to cost $400. Bros., builders; to make repairs, 4440 | Henry J. Connor, owner and bullder; Lowell street (lot 804, square 1607); to |to erect one brick lnd tile slrue 4543 cost $900. Klingle street (lots square ‘Terrell & Dinger, owners and builders; | 1608); to cost $500. to erect one frame private garage. 2358 | Mrs. Ella T. Ray, owner; A. B. Carter, Stuyvesant street (lot 26, square 2007); | builder; to erect frame addition, 4307 to cost $300. Eighth street (lot 810, square 3137); to Jullus Wanner, owner and bullder; | cost $1,000. A Strikingly Beautiful NEW Detached English Brick Home F WENGER BROS. BUIL'T BY 3827 CATHEDRAL AVE, This is one of a group of de- cidedly handsome and well bullt homes, situated near the National Cathedral and at one of the highest points in the city. They vary in size and price. This home is built on a spacious lot, built of brick and stone. Five bedrooms and three finely appointed baths. BIg recep- tion hall and living room with won= derful fireplace; breakfast room ad- Jolning an exquisitely decorated dining room; splendidly equipped kitchen with General Electric Re. frigeration. Oil Burner. Two-car built-in garage. Many other fine features. Drive out Mass. Ave., across Wisconsin Ave. and left on Cathedral Ave. OPEN ANLIL DAY SUNDAY Daily 2 Until Dark BOSS & PHELPS 1417 K S8t. R. E. Anderson, owner; H. G. Meyers, In Keeping With the Vogue of Things Superhly situ- ated at the high- est point in Bur- leith, directly ad- joining the New Glover Parkway. Near excellent schools, churches and transporta- tion. Exhibit Home 1922 38th St. N.W. Price Only 9,550 On Very Easy Terms Modern to the minute—Homes are 32 feet deep and have six big, bright rooms, three wide covered porches, master tiled bath, shower, etc., detached brick garage, hardwood floors through- out, Frigidaire, cedar closets, brick fire- place, big conveniently equipped kitch- ens, new American Red Jacket boiler, numerous floor plugs, finest fixtures and finish, lots 172 ft. deep, paved street and alley, front lawn bounded by re- taining wall and many other features. 1003 <> See your own Broker or ooley Bros. "BUILDERS OF BETTER HOMES™ Vermont Bldg. tional 9240 To reach, go out Que or R St. to 35th, north on 35t h to T St., and west on T to 38th St Homes are open and lighted daily until 9 le./ FLECTRIC WORKERS | PURCHASE BUILDING - Eught-Story Structure at| 1200 15th Street Is Sold by Donald McKnew. ‘The recently completed eight-story office building at 1200 Fifteenth street has been sold by Donald H. McKnew of the Southern Securities Corporation to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers' Benefit Association, it was announced today. The consider- ation in the transaction was reported to be approximately $300,000. The labor organization will use the major portion of the structure as the national headquarters of its interna- tional union and as the home office of the Union Co-operative Insurance A clation, a labor insurance company formed by members of the Electrical Workers' Union, which was incorpo- rated here about four years ago. It is reported now to have life insurance in No. 1200 Fifteqath street ~was erecled for McKnew by the De Sibour ons ruciton Co. from plans by e Sibour. It has a frontage nr 51 feet on M street and of 63 feet on Fif- teenth street. 'rhr bulldlng h rratured by omn- mndcm snfevv depom \uult m lhe Dlse- | ment The structure originally was planned as the new home of the Southern Se- curities Corporation, and this invest- ment banking firm will occupy the Southern half of the first-floor space, Mr. McKnek said, The officials and staff of the Brotherhood of Electrical Work- ers will occupy the upper three floors while the labor insurance organization ;’111 be located on the second and third oor. ZONING ACT SOUGHT. County Restrictive Code Planned in Illinois. Enabling county authorities to zone a county as to use is the aim of the speclal county gzoning act which will be sought in’ the 1929 session of the Illinois State islature. A tentative bill outlining the desired legislation has been formulated by the officers and directors of the Chicago Regional Planning Assoclation, in co- operation with the Illinois Association JAMESON-BUILT NEW HOMES Ready to Move in—86, 7 and 8 Large Rooms Priced From $6,950.00 Up—On Easy Terms FIVE CHOICE LOCATIONS 919 Quincy St. N.W. 1524 D St. N.E. 1818 D St. S.E. 504 Central Ave. N.E. 2620 6th St. N.E. Sample Houses Open from 7 A.M. until 9 P.M. gt '3 All houses have h.w.h, electric lights, tile bath, built-in tub; servants’ toilet; wide rear and front porches. Second floors have extra gas and plumbing outlets, and can be easily con- verted into two- family houses. These houses are conveniently located. Garage with each house. FRIGIDAIRE WITH EACH HOUSE FbR SALE BY THOS. A. JAMESON 906 New York Ave. N.W. CO. Main 5526 “Ask the Man Who Owns One” lNSPECT 'SUNDAY You Can Buy One of These Homes —For the Rent You Are Now Paying— $100 CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT Modern Convenience. 1220 Hemlock St. N.W. Beautiful Semi-detached Homes Equipped with Every Four Sleeping Rooms Drive Out 16th St., Past Walter Reed Hospital,"and Turn to Right All-Night Parking Need Not Bother You—Run Your Car Into a Warm Electric-Lighted Garage—Walk Upstairs White House and the North the form of Major L'Enfant Henderson put upon it the future is certain. to prove its stable construc other than modern. Roomy, aire, two-car garage. NO FAULT CAN BE FO! 4601 SIXTEENTH STREET N.W. Palaces and_farks, churches and embassies, the at mention of this world known thorofare. vears ago it did not exist north of Florida Avenue. A good house on a commanding Sixteenth Street corner leaves nothing to chance. Its location cannot be surpassed. Its The house shown has been standing just long enough to avoid the effect of glari healthful house, it commends itself from any aspect. House and garage are of concrete and tile with tila roof. Eleven rooms, three baths, first-floor lavatory, Frigid- Open this evening till nine- LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER Star, all these come to mind Destiny in made it inevitable and Mrs. stamp of quality. Yet forty tion, not long enough to be gracious, tasteful, decorated ing newness, a wholesome, UND WITH THE PRICE thirty, and all day Sunday two organizations for their opinions term as designating an active member and suggestions, with a view to placing 2 Bnag Coiilbefore the' Illinots State | Nent Legislature for action. The proposed legisiation would make possible . co-ordination of zoning in Pitles and villages with that of unin. corporated areas. [ firm whose. own of the St. Loul: opened at Northampton, England, by the Salvation Army. 3813 Garrison Street In the best section of Chevy Chase, D. C. $21.500 Terms Open Sunday for Inspection 10 AM.—9 P.M. "38th “and south to Garrison St and this residence. tional size. This house, the Real Estate Busines Estate }'lrm Il Enjoined | e Against Using ‘“Realtors.” é)arpetual injunction recently was issued by the Circuit Court of St. Louls, Mo., restraining a St. Louls real estate | were not members | for real Real Es A hotel for truck drivers has been from designating themselves This was the twelfth judicial de-| N.W. good board of the association. - . Bills Would License Brokers. Bills to provide for real estate licenses estate brokers are before the te F‘«'hi\n(?‘:c«lons of the Legislatures of Iowa standing of a conetituent realtors. ‘and Indiana, according to information New Detached Brick T is a pleasure to offer such a home as is this most complete and charming 8-room residence—and to be able to offer it at such an attrace tive figure. The center 1 floor plan provides for a large living room with open fireplace, fine concrete side living porch, a sunny dining room, splendid modern kitchen with adjoining pantry, a complete first floor tiled lavatory and a first floor cloak closet. There are four large bedrooms with splendid closets, and two tiled baths (one has a shower), while on the third floor is another bedroom and ample storage space. This home is on one of the high- est points in this exclusive suburb. Qamg: Large Lot SHANNON: & LUCH "Realtors and Exclustve Agents e at the RIGHT POINT width T added to this house gives you rooms of excep- its price, with a brick garage, is, according to experts in he greatest buy offered to the public in recent years. t house, 4208 37th St. N.W. heated and lighted until 9 P.M. e out Connecticut Ave. to Van Ness St., west to 37th sconsin Ave. to Van Ness St., east to 37th St. TER A. DUNIGAN 25 15th St. NW. National 9530 5908 16th St. N.W. Thi8 thew and strikingly attractive 12-rcom and 4-bath detached Brick residence, ghout 43 feet in width with a lot frontage of 60 feet, embodies every modern feature, including a Silent Automatic Oil heating plant, approved Electric "\- Gas) Refrigeration, and a 2-car brick garage with overhead doors. . Iflooking for an exceptionally fine home in one of the most exclusive sec- tions of the Northwest, be sure to inspect this one. OPEN SUNDAY Wm H. Sanders Co., Ine. Exclusive Agents received by the National Assoclation cision obtained sustaining the exciu-!of Real Estate Boards. U 1407 New York Avenue N.W, Main 1166 District 1017 =TT TN IS e g b e g e g b g g g g e g g ™ =] =) T L D OO IR T T % ELELELRLE - =< ~ RUE z e sheh s shthhdhY