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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ST. NICHOLAS.


223O California ST. NV.
Tosm msn oa and ca Iba,h See the hall
CORDOVA APARTM ENT,
g ROOMS b,Ny IGtb AND FLA. AVE. .;,o ~
TWO Ho1ns aooHS} aooHS}kSSb SPsS%f 1895 ST $500
wv eARvEAL e. i RALE. i1Ah is15 X ST: s'l'oo
Rs KIT MAb1s5s AsB h1TM fTss EYE So g. &so-s4s.50
! ROOM SSST4 ANp R B%THn VACANT July s.sS s4ss..ssSS
2 ROOMS 4 BATH. VACANT July sSs.bS sSs.5S
l.. w. GROOMES. 1416 F ST.
A. O. BLISS PROPERTIES.
- AsToRIA ASo 3rd and SITS; NV
gfESEE% eo6kTs nssudfs s5sG1 tsf 's So
ISL 7sH4g#As 5stt$s,s s9SEfs Il 3 sw '"' $500
sShfESsBs s9a sssBs 1850 Eas!% sS%GS g 's
. poRcHEsTER.. 100 is,R ssR'?s 8. g S.S si2''oo
.nd sss%. a5ss is;S g 'Sa
a ssSNDE L es5 e = 6 :" &? $50 90 90
PENHURST 5s st. NE
and RAS%oSbs rS9%s s4S sia aasG $40 and $4,000
d, W yENTosA. list and SITS NV w.
VICTORIA. l4th and clifton Sis. y HiS'''o ".
wooDwARD. aall connecii@u, apSpo Ave- !" s.S%? wv
PARK ROAD CoGRTS. 1GiTS 10 s-''oo
1870 Park Road NV.
Can be seen at any time.
ca, nosco Go4msla R1;sl ma ~ or s Lncon 1850
sos IrW l15R ST.
, Three rooms. bath, So. and S55: beauti-
iuily furnished. Sl5 additional; extra large.
MoSMo1TH ss,o = IL HOTEL.
nished. dee 500 ooo"s and bath Price $50; fur
We have fine furniture which you can
Ail-nisht telephone and elevator service
Hish-elass tenants ns, only My, CIR
Three rooms bath. porch: price. $40: if
furnished. S55; freshly decorated: desirable
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY.
TO HIGH-CLASS COLORED-ONTARIO RID.
and hight furnished 3 rooms and bath. s45
A very convenient location for school teach
ployee.
ooo FRANK 4. GIBBONS, o
3OS Insurance Bldg. Main 2ls.
@434 PA. AVE. N.w.-DEsIRABLE APT
bath and glassed-in porch. These rooms are
OF unusual size and must he seen to be
1928 Eye ST nw-studio apt. , large
Reasonable.
1882 K wgLLSAN 4, NW S. PHlLLRS 1900
THE ARGONNE,
1929 Columbia Rd.
Very desirable apartment.
Two large, bright rooms. over
looking Rock Creek Park; bath
with built-in fixtures reception
hall. kitchen and balcony; "a
hour service. Resident manager
on premises.
1901 MASS AVE
able downtown building.
rooms bath. porch. 80. . S65 to $50 30
rooms VEN " Il O9Sfa VEST COMPANY. AZ t" soS %
9l6 18th ST. NJ. 5000
1923 II ST NV
Seven rooms and bath. duplex An un-
te0 to su
tenant. Very low rental.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc,
l4l2 Eye St. NV. Franklin 9503.
EXTRA LOW RENTS.
side rooms: extra large. bright. airy; tile
baths: parquet floors.
ARGYLE. Mt. Pleasant and Park rd
freproof; 4 rooms. open fireplace. glassed
WELLINGTON. same location: 3 extra
large rooms and bath. 500: 4 rooms, $50.
LONSDALE. 213S California ST Just west
cial S61 SO: rms. . baths. S130.
PLAZA, Pa. ave. and Wash. Circle at
Ind st: downtown: near Govt. Depts..
stories; f1reproof; 24-hr. elevator service; )
rooms. bath and porch overlooking river,
e
Substantial reduction to desirable parties
for Summer
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II ~
CONN AYE An
.3SlS CONN AVE

CONN. AVE. AND RODMAN ST
Apartment of two rooms. kitchen receD-
tion hall and bath. Second floor apartment
500 month.
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18th AND CATHEDRAL AVE NV
Apartments of four rooms and bath s..
month. Five rooms and bath $50 month
Newly decorated. Just opposite Cathedra
Mansions
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THE MISSISSIPPI

.IhIN NUNN. Al Z.
Apartment of four rooms and bath. recep
ton hall. ST. 30 month One months rem
free to desirable tenant
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THE SMITHFIELD.

Apartment of four rooms and bath
h:-w.h., elec.. $50 month. Excellent con.
dition.
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1860 PARK RID

1860 PARK RID.
Beautiful five-room and bath apis. al
outside rooms and porch. in heart of Mt
Pleasant. convenient TO cars and bus line
churches and theaters recently redecoratea
very reasonable. Apply Ianitor.
1929 st. n.w.-3-room and bath apt.
running hot water. electric lights. gas
INV h: rent reasonable.
Universal Real Estate Corp.
1929 81 NV FIR goII
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626 HARVARD ST. NW.-ATTRACTIVE
stfoor fiat in two-family apartment
house: outside rooms bath, porch: newly
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BEAUTIFUL--THREE ROOMS AND BATN
mbP,ront porch: second floor; inciusiing steam
garage. SIS. 360S Rock Greek Church ri
N u NnM 1nsh
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NEW BUILDING
THE WOODRINE

18th AND WEBSTER SITS NV
Only three apAtments left in this desii
able building. Four rooms and bath Ssn )
month Each has very latest improvements
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DOW NTOWN. NEAR WASHINGTON CIR
Sle-5 rooms. reception hall. pantry. bath:
nest service: $3.50. Sec ianitor at 1929
= II. ave. NV. or call Main 1861
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NEW RTIIDING

NFW BUILDING
3519 18th ST NV
READY FOR OCCUPANCY. DELIGHT
ETL EIT1,uA uAAPPARTMEETs TMI; OF TWO ROOMS
Tipped WITH REFRIGERATORS AND
METAL CABINETS: SCREENED THROUGH
OFT IN COPPER: METAL WEATHER
STRIPPED. RENTALS. S62 80 AND S65
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ONE OF THESE SHOULD
SUIT YOU.
All are in first class. modern buildings
f-aeh apar'"en5 a5so ,S is sT exSelen' SW repair
n, On the new bus lne Fifteen minutes to
81. Each consists of three rooms. kitchen
and bath and breakfast room.
3O26 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
csSsIa the sos grounds a0d o the National
contains three rooms kitchen and bath.
kitchen and bath each. A white enameied
kitchen cabinet is furnished with each apt.
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Near Woodley Rd Bus Line.
Apt. No has two rooms. kitchen and
Apt. No: % has two rooms. kitchen bath
Apt. sc has two rooms. kitchen. bath
and reception room.
Apt. % has one room. kitchen and bath
3o3. ST. NV.
II In Upper Georgetown. Convenient to bus
Apt. 81, second floor front-Three rooms
kitchen and bath,
kitchen and bath and large screencd-in sleep
ing porch
THE DARLINGTON.
ap33 18th St. N Near aroIt 18th and Col Rd
looking Rock Creek Valiey 'u.@i Consists eVe5 of
three large rooms. kitchen and bath
ALL APARTMENTS LISTED ABOVE ARE
oprS ,>A >AAvAdLABLE II ABLE Now, N9W
MANY REDtcTf66Ns HAVE BEEN BEEN MADE.
QUINTER, THOMAS & co,
REAL ESTATE FINANCING.
$40 18th St NV. MAIN s416-7.
1926 10Th ST.
New apartment building. ready
for occupancy. Large living
room. dining alcove. kitchen,
Murphy bed and bath. built-in
tub and shower and other up
to-date Improvements; So. so
month. Other front apartments
contain living room, bedroom.
dining alcove and bath with
shower and built-in fixtures, for
only sos month. Most conven-
lent location, near Connecticut
ave. For inspection and other
information apply
PRICE & LURIA,
927 18th St.
Main 342.
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NEW BUILDING

NEW BUILDING
2113 35th ST NV
Next to proposed New Junior High School
and one square from Western High school
very attractive apartments of two rooms.
Kitchen. dining slcove and bath $50 month
Four rooms and bath S62 80 10 S615O
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S25 OTIS PL. NW-THREE ROOMS AND
PAIN. Sleeping porch; ami; rent reason
4ole. Gentlles. ops
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THE RnCK1 EnGE

THE ROCKLEDGE
2456 Goth ST. NV
OVERLOOKING MILLI0 DOLLAP
BRIDGE AND ROCK CREEK PARK. A
.ER9 ,Ig DgEELIGHTFUL ,--(i LOCATION. ALL
ONE AND. TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
BATH; FROM $50 TO S5a.50 MONTH
ONE MONTHS RENT FREE TO DESIR-
ON PREMISES =
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APARTMENTS S-UNFURNISHED

an and bath YIN r"- no s426o
bath $3.50
bath ...,,...-.. $500
bath .D.....'... 5000
3eo6 Rock Creek Church rd-3 rooms ~
s5s foih e 4 s.si,oi ioom and sf'h 1890
SIS aoG%S G9s and ST, % bath room. and bath $3.50 $3.50
FOR COI.ORED.
Apartment TIN in the Bryant, 3rd and Florida
onh N Thrsf T. gsaf a"d Co. BAH s1a
Eve st. NV. Main b904.
FOR CoLORED.
Three and bath SeS month
L. SANsBCRY, CO. INC. 141s Eye st.
THE BELMAR.
e and SssS only H s5S da Msn ass atch
THE ARGONNE.
10th and Columbia Rd.
All-year location in the resi-
datial hub of northwest; on
high elevation, overlooking the
entire city and Rock Creek Park.
Apartments with large outside
rooms, spacious closets, builtin
bath fixtures, reception halls and
balconies; latest improvements
2+-hour service. Moderate rent
ais. Business manager on prem
iseS.
THE NEWRY.
4 rms. bath. hot-water heat, electric
hight: excellent condition. S45 80
S21 11th ST NV.
3 rms. bath hot-water heat. cleo
triclty. gas; Just newly papered and
1924 NORTH cAPiToL ST. '''''
rms. bath. hot-water heat. cleo.
gas: excellent condition. ........ $500
p; J.. WAl.SHE. INC,
10Y Eye St NV.
lie MARQUIS,
Near Conn. Ave. Bridge.
to 3 rms. kit. bath. Call Pot. 27o. ].
- 1900 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE- 900 90
~ rooms isoa sa!hs 1ssh sna saFafs sT Nw $4,000
rooms 2sSi saS c9s8EcTIcUr Sssss AVE. Ss'o'oo 90 %
, rooms. Ri,ehene,te and bath 900
room and bath -. s37 80 to S42. so
fHT fs's a%f B5:e so5 ls,$ +
:, THE RAyENSwoOD. 1486 COL RID.
> rooms and bath SIT so to 500 90
) rooms and bath .... 80. 90 to 62 so
, rooms and bath. .................. S4T so
rms TIE FfGR !R9oG1s 1 tH5 s"i1 Ss5 $500
Sas TGR fas sos5 e 90
! rooms and bath i6oi i.,h s7 $40 100 to 90
3 rooms and bath ..'.......,.... $50 90
rooms and bath ....... $50 80 to $500
THE IRIS. 1920 HARVARD ST.
\
THE HADDoN: 1880 NEW HAMP- AVE;
THE LAMoNT. 1927 LAMONT Fo'V0 ST,
looms and bath $50; 90 to S!5 90
THE OBSERVATORY. 2530 WIS. AVE.
2 rooms and bath ................ 800
5 rooms and bath ............. 85 90
3 rooms RECEIPT. hall and bath ... $50 90
!, PRINCE, GEORGE. 1913 aoth sT
MT sna oo 6"ESf sew YORK PG to
1900 .lst ST.
rooms ana 9ios s15a ST. Nv. HSo'oo 10 ssooo
. rooms and bath. .................... S35. 90
: rooms and path path ...-.-....-..... g SO
'''"'S anu ..@s@ Q ST. NV ~ o'-'o
3 rooms and 45s Ss'R. K ST APT sis5,oo
46s K ST. APT >
8 rooms and bath ,s,, ,s,r ..-.... so5 90
rooms and bath .S75 90
:, 1928 n ST. o
s rooms and bath .............S3 S3T so
.oo3, sic ~ RHoPE Sd5E ISLAND AYE ID i 90
"PIE THE WI WIscoSslN. 5iio Wis Wis, a AVE ~
3 rooms and bath. $50 90 TO $50. 80
H. l.. RUST COMPANY.
9l2 9th St NV. Main 6SsS.
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LARGE LIVING ROOM. DRESSING ROOM
Win hullt-In chlforobe. vanity and Murphy
bed: dining room with breakfast set screened
sleeping porch. kitchen and bath: rental. $50
.Apply lanltOr. 25IA Q 81.
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THREE ROOMS. BATH. SLEEPING PORCH
with heat gas and electricity furnished: very
Geslrable: $50. Phone Lincoln 97ll-J. 1888
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APT. 21. 1875 FLA. AEE,-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: lust being redecorated
throughout: l. block from and stores
rental. 500. Apply janitor
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TIH T. NV.
Downtown location. Elevator service
Apt. No. y. four rooms. bath with porch
VII redecorate: S45 month Apt. No.
four rooms and bath. newly decorated. $50
month. Apt. No. IL. four rooms and bath
newly decorated, $50 month. Apt. No. IL
four rooms and bath. with porch will re.
decorate; $50 month
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S46f309 4th ST. N.W-ENTIRE SEC
ond floor of new home: screened porch and
bath: sink and gas stove; heat, gas, light
furnished.
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FOUR LARGE ROOMS WITH PORCH
aml. 1922 Jackson ST. ne. Brook
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65l LEXINGTON PL. E. tBET ID & El-
Two desirable rooms closet. pantry porch .
good residential section: ami. rent rea-
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JUST OFF 18th ST.-THE CARLO. 1475
spring pl. n.w.-Three attractive rooms
nath. large closets: sos: under lease. II.
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THE RADNOR
2901 10th ST. NV
very desirable apartments with rooms
and bath fronting on two streets: rental
only 800 per month.
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TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING OUTSIDE
rooms elaborate sleeping porch fully
ulpped Kitchen. hall. private bath: contin-
Nous not water. gas and electricity. o415
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FOUR LARGE ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH:
conveniently arranged: III excellent condi-
ZION one block from I4th ST.: moderate
Sental Of NOo. See lanitor at 1901 | 9th ST.
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oLORED---APARTMENT 800 G NE
-Four outside rooms steam heat: ami;
near three car lines. Key at 20 Cts at
ne. Rent reduced o1s
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MT PLEASANT-23Ss CHAMPLAiN ST
Attractive three-room and bath apartment:
anil. S4250. ApDly Ant 3 oSs
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THE BRISTOL -
S33 s ST. NV
Two very desirable apis with r. kit
b. and rec. hall: attractive rental to those
desiring apartment for immediate occupancv
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NFW BUILDING.
9f0 LONGFELLOW ST. NV
Ihree apartments left. Two rooms. kItch-
en- and bath. $3.50. Four rooms kitchen
and bath, SO month.
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1850 KENYON ST NW-LARGE BED
and elect: $50. 20.
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THE FULTON"
144S Park Rd NV
Front apartment of ) rooms and bath .
rental only S15 per month. One apartment
Redut ed rental.
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FIEE-ROOM AND BATH APT. FINE con
dtlon: good and convenient neighborhood.
SO Adams 5S6S. SUNDAY. l to ;.
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THE BRISTOL

Two Or. 2-b apartments at S1.5 ca.
also one 2-r.. b. apt. at $50. and Ar. b.
apt. with porch at $50
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. RMS. BATH, KITCHENETTE. PORCH
SIN all Bird floor. corner house: reduced
rent Phone Col. 67S. Brick garage extra.
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:}033 ST NV
| In Upper Georgetown. Convenient to bus
and line.
Apt. 81. second floor front-Three rooms
kitchen and bath.
Apt. % second floor rear-Three rooms
| kitchen and bath and large screencd-in sleep
ing porch.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENTS-UN
THE CI4IFFBOURNE 1855 CALVERT ST)
tFireproof, elevator. switchboard
No. 3l--5 rooms and bath ..... $500
THE ESSEX 1422 n ST.
N3 s-5 rooms and bath. S55;!5
GHAS; E. TRIBBY. 519 Dist. Nat. Blk Bldg
Day Phi NJ. 477S Night Ph Col $500
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VIM; K. HARTCNG e. co.
tlnS 18th St NV. Main s215
900 10Th St.
s-story modern building-complete serv-
Ice ] rm.. kit. bath, S4s.
Resident manager.
1910 California St.
] rm.. kit & bath $40
> rms. rec. hall. kit & bath. SO.
1872 Randolph St,
THE RANDOLPH
, rms kit. & bath, $50 S6o so.
POO + st.
] rm.. din. ale. kit G. bath. $40.
: rms. din. ale kit. bath. $50 & S65
SHANNON & LUCHS. Inc.
7I3 I4th 81. Main 2345
RUTLAND COURTS
1928 18th St NV.
Apt. l0s. , rooms. kit. and bath.
OUTSIDE apartment. large closets SO
ALLAN f. WALKER & Co INC
el3 loth 81. NV. Main 2San
Inbn l. I),nahaa e. Co,e
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annually TO provide housing for the
increased population of the country.
In three years. the survey estina ties.
$3.50 090. 900 will be necessary to pro
vide proper housing But Of the total
of SIS 900 900 600 spent for construc-
ton in the past three wears. $1,000
ono 900 has been spent for houses in
dicating 3 surplus Of $3.50 900 .n0n over
that amount needed. There is sur
plus in some urba n localities. the sur.
vey states
Building Slowing Down.
The report further saws that there
are maj ny indics tions that the building
industry throughout the country gen
orally is slowing down. In larger
cities projects and contracts wa rded
are closer together than ever he
fore and throughout the country
the ratio of projected work 10 con
tracts awarded ia about as sb~uinC
decline from the high point of -
in 1924. The South is showing 4
great gain in construction.
The greatest gain was in the South
ern States, where building incrcs sed
approximately Is per cent over last
year. New York State gained 10 per
cent. the Prairie States lost AZ per
cent. the Rocky Mountain States were
stationary. the section in which the
DISTRICT Of Columbia is included
gained per cent. although in the his.
triCi itself construction last wear a.
most doubled 1898: the Pacific Goa 81
lost % per cent.
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tirely OF an advisory capacity Each
phase of the proposed ioh is dis
cusSed nd taken down by Shortha nd
reporter. together with the recon-
mendation of each Of the members of
the committee. These observations
together with experience Of the vari.
Gus members OF the committee in con
nection with various problems that
present themselves. are then given
in record form to the owner and man
ager OF the building for study.
The committee goes into the loca-
ton and the need for the building
It's vantage points. transportati tion
facilities. etc The financing. method
OF construction and method of letting
bids are discussed. Each section of
the building is taken piecemeal from
the foundat tion to the roof. Equip.
ment. from the type of locks on the
doors TO the most economical arra nge-
ment Of furniture in the rooms and
signal lights on the elevators. are
considered. Every member of the
committee discusses the faults or
benefits of certain types Of equip
ment, their location and other fea.
lures entering into the construction
of the building.
In this way the most economical ar
IA ngement of the building In order
to provide the most efficient and maxi
mum service. is a Ssured together with
the erection Of a structure that is
built MOI only to he aTchiteCturallv ef-
Ncient as planned by the architects
but that is also designed to meet in
an efficient way the business require
mentS for which II is erected.
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done away with. The kitchen is thor
oughly equipped. with it's small service
porch in the rear where the maid
may prepare the food and enjoy the
flowers at the same time. All od0rs
are kept away from the dining room
because Of the pantry living between
IL and the kitchen.
IT the rugs were removed from the
living and dinin- room and the dining
table pushed to the rear Of the room
friends could enjoy the evening dane
ing and almost forget they were not
in q ballroom.
II is charming design. well work ed
out. and would he pleasing il other
building material than brick were to
be used. 1t VAS originally designed
TO be built Of srucco on metal lath
and the effect was charming.
Since the prices Of labor and mate
rial vary so materially in different
localities we do not attempt 10 give
an estimate 2 10 cost. hut would suG
gesl that Won consult your local
builder. who can give YOU definite
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MILL STOCKS DECREASE
AFTER HEAVY SHIPMENTS
July Begun With Lower Supply
Than Usual. Lumber Re-
port Says.

The principal SoftWood mills Of the
United States during the week ended
July IS shipped and received orders
for one per cent more than they pro
duced. so that there has been fur
ther decrease in mill stocks. Stocks
Of retail Yards are being depleted ra D.
idly. and in addition the wards en-
tered July with much lower stocks
than normal. says the America n
I.umberman. Chicago. Those of al.
most 700 yards in the trade ter
ritorN centering at Minnea polls.
ST. Paul on July ! were two
per cent smaller than on June /.
and the June | stocks were TWO per
cent smaller than the May. Stocks
of over go yards in the Kansas City
territory on July ] were more tha IN
four per cent smaller than they held
June l.. Crops are bringing pros
perity To these important consuming
territories. and that Fail demand will
be large is shown by comparisons of
building permits with last wears June
figures: in the one territory there was
gain of as per cent. and in the
other. 62.6 per cent gain. These
figures represent only the cities and
it is becoming increa singly evident
that dema nd from The farms will he
large.
GOutncln pine MINIS curing Inc
week. ended July Is received orders
for % per cent more than they pro.
duced, while shipments were per
cent above output. so that untitled
orders increased nearly 5 per cent
and there was another decrAa sc in
mill stocks. Prices have been so low
thai Of IS mills reporting running
time. three were shut down and 2S
had curtailed production. but pine
prices last weke advanced 30 cents
10 a dollar. and give evidence Of fur
ther strengthening. Building items
are especially in deman nd but the ex-
port movement is good q nd oil field
and railroad buyers are more Ia rsely
in the market.
Dema nd for FIR is brisk California
and the Southwest are taking large
amounts. The Middle West trade is
making encoura ging gains. The move
ment TO the Atlantic coast and to for
eign ports is well maintained. Pro
duction is increa sing following the
holiday shutdowns. but stocks are low
and prices have firmed mp little
Southern hardwood production is
more hes Willy curtailed than at any
time in the history OF this industry.
and stocks are declining. Prices ha We
begun to firm up. and those of gum
have advanced 81 to 81. Orders for
Northern hardwoods are now almost
double the production. and prices are
very firm
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BUILDING is CONTINUING.
BUT SHORTAGE IS OYER
Prospects for $4,OOO, 100000 TO Be Spent
u. S. in 1925. With District Still
Booming, Surrey Sho,cs.

national survey Of The building in
dustry made recently indicates that
the housing shortage is practically
overcome Despite this fact however.
the Copper and Brass Research AS
socia ton. which made the survey, de-
ella res that there are prospects for q
81 600. 900 900 building year in the
United States in 1925, This total.
while much lower than last wear
which was about $5,34t. 400 600, still
represents very high mark
The survey Indicates that The war
boom period has we'll passed and the
trend in the construction field IS to-
ward normal. This, however, does not
apply to the National Capital. Here
construction in the past year has far
surpa ssed anything during the war
and after the war to 1923.
All records have been broken in
Washington and building is continu.
ing at such pace that the District
is steadily climbing toward another
peak mark.
Sic 6.0Oa, 900. 600 Spent in u. :.
The survey shows thai more tina n
SIG. 900. 900, 900 has been spent in the
United states in the past three years
in an effort to make good r. Shorta &c
which in 1921 represented S10.750 600
ot building requirement.
In 1924 an unusual total was shown
in the amount spent for the construc-
tion of houses. This national situ-
alton was also reflected in Washing
ion. Throughout the country in 1924
the following q mounts were spent for
va riOus tvpeS OF buildings.
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ACCIDENTS INCREASING.
% Per Cent Gain in 1923 Over
Previous Year

Industrial accidents in % States in
crea sed 20 per cent in 1929. as com
pared with 1922. according 10 figures
published recently by the America
Labor Legislation Review. In the
State of PennsyIva MA alone the com
pensa tfon cost 10 employers in 1928
was S13 900 900. Employees lost 2 like
amount in wages This. It il q
represents a hna ncial loss n he
country in 2 single year Of 12S 600 0nn.
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estimate as 10 your exact needs 10 he
Installed in this design. For informa-
ton as 10 the building plans of this
design. No. a-P, send stamped and
self addressed envelope TO the real
estate editor The Star
tCopyrikht Genrse Matthsw Adams
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land Legislature to enact constitu.
tional amendment pa wing the way for
new zoninG law,
The boa rd within the next few DAYS
will cal meeting of representa- tiyes
of he Ba ltimore Associa tion of Com
merce. Chamber Of Commerce and all
civic Improvement organizations 10
discuss campaign for drawing up q
new city zoning law.
EXperts on ZoninG will he brought
from other cities Ia study the Zoning
situation here and prepare the neces-
ssTN data for the committee
The present zoning law. il is sa i'd
is conceded TO he weak
Probably the oldest woman deputy
sheriff in the country is Mrs. Amelia
Hull Of Tovey. H., who now is So
years Of age.
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BALTIMORE PLANNING
Z0NING AMENDME ENT

BALTIMORE. August Gov.
Eitchie will soon he asked ny the Real
Estate Boar rd of Baltimore to call
special Winter session of the Mary
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The shortage in building heretofore
throughout the country. as in Wash
inGton. was mostly in housing Ap-
proximateIy 81 go. 900 GOO is necessary