Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1931, Page 16

2 Q—What about Golf? g h modern fairway sprink= 1 A—,-Strathmeade'l 27 ling system will be the the greater Washington area. The first 9 holes will completed and ready for play this b Summer. : Q—What is a Planned Community? A—A Planned Community has well been defined as 2 fine residential i from that identical (¢} ons will St i A—S omplet area of prcdelermined character resulting rocess of ordered forethought which is applied to an exquisite )] 3 individual building. i £ bri ails, peautiful __What cities have successful Planned C ammunifies? A—Al scicnt'\f\ca“y_Pl d Com_rpunifies s Pall, base examples_including Sh / ; other athletic provisions have Garden, New York; Country s City; St. | i cis Woods, Gan Francisco; B s Q——When qill children play? ; 2 Park, Baltimore. . . d acres O la a en planned for the young 8 , Y i i i ood play areas and base Q—How ill Strathmeade comparewith these communities? pall "foot bal g X o}ther equipment. A—The Perfected Gtrathmeade Plan is infinitely better than any- Thcyg can never thing that man has yet attempted in community planning. —How will Strathmeade be soned? Q- Dots Washington need Stvafhmeade? A—There's a place in Strathmeadc for the $10,0'D tome and 3 place A—The very fact that \\'ashington—-world Capital—is one of i America’s fastest growing cities is ample assurance of the / ‘orrtohe“s‘:?;g hii";c’ha;?;;:;;?:‘:az?mm‘ assures each © urgent need for Gtrathmeade. Nothing is more certain than »pLop g N that the Washington of today demands 2 high-class, scientifi- cally planned residential community like Strathmeade. Noth- A—Provisions nd adequate p\aygrmmds are a fun ing is more certain than that the Washington of tomorrow nasiums @ . cannot do without Strathmeade. Strathmeade Plan. finest residential sections ‘disappear in ten f0 Q-—Ho-w will your Strathmeade Home be protected? A—Each and every Strathmeade protective regulation s 8 mit value- covenant running with the land-——eniorceab\e 3 operty owner—and isa perpcmal guarantee of the integrity of every Al home—large 0F small. FA - P —Will Strathmeade have good schools? : or five thoroughly modern schools with gym- damental of the \o—Why do America’s fifteen years? 3 A—Improper planning and inadequate restrictions per destroying influences to creep in. These causes are entirely prcvenkab\e—-thcy are impossible under the Strathmeade Plan. —IW ho planned Sfrathmeade! e g Sl A—In Gtrathmeade is cry !a\-—ALL——that man A—-Positiv:ly no. t 50 years. subject to 10 further assessment for basic im has learne The best mi i i t Plan i i tifically —I's Strathmeade 's developme A—-Emphaticnlly no. meade is distinctly 2 scienfif\cal\y from this co! Planned Community- 5 planned communi ured family of moderate income- _—_JVill there be exira asse.vsmemsf y Every homesite will be sold fully improved and i provements. __How large i Strathmeade? A—The more than two square miles of Strathmeade embrace 2 __Can I save by purchun'ug now? : peautifully wooded area of 1,311 acres—more than half the size A—Yes—as 2 preierred selector of property prior to public offer- of Rock Creek Park. ing you-can now buy atas ing which means realizing 2 hand- some profit at the start. ill not be possible __JWhere is S trat later on. hmeade i x County, Virginia, only nine i d States Treasury, via the Q—Suppose I ant to invest for profit? Lee Memorial Boule- A—In the whole es there are 10 finer opportunities for t Arlington Memorial pmfitabl site investment than Strathmeade be completed this year. today offe This means rights to share ] in all bene s on a pro rata basis—2 privilege which E : to exist at the peginning of Strathmeadc's Conver- rathmeade’s profecti’ue restrictions? Q—What is meant by St ; will cease a v o i s and value: sion penod. ntial sec- rovides each and every f ower to forever prohibit them while protccting the values he invests 0. equal monthly meade restrictions be enforced? site ‘:; 1:35ttm fectant Kk ciation . s aved streets, sewers, A—By the Strathmeade Homes Association, comprised of the prop Rod there will never be any _erty owners themselves. ‘O—W hat provisions have been made for recreation? A’_{TIW’ will I get 10, Sf'{'”""”‘?;’ i kit A—Strathmeade rates adequate recreational facilities second only __Sx,ed:r:n: p°'g;‘\(’fgle‘;ui:o;\‘::xeav:: ‘:ge gttratthem::;e (;:nc:an\ to proper environment for home and family., Hundreds of b Officesy 611?‘:“‘ Street NW d the %3400, Youan o bleaufiiul acres have been set aside for parks and playlands f friends’ are cordially i vit.ed o R \’Vaslz'ing- alone. ‘ __What will @ homesite i Strathmeade cost me! A—For as little as $90.00 cash, or a tot £ $600. ton's first and only scientifically " STRATHM Lo S HEADE ConrcaaTion Bloase Semd My Additionc] ,.,;'"-rwux. DC. aIfy Plan, About the Perfected This §MAME N eseantreeene "um T BR0RAARILNNINNNNNINITIIRNINENIRIRRINIS ch o v B G The Planned ¢onfln“’ 611 14th STRE ' A ET N. W METROPOLITAN 3696 \