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SITUATTON-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. colored, wants cooking and clean
ing getting dinner for small family; have
reference, 1903 You st. NV.
WOMAN wishes general homework; stay
nights; willing to so to country. 1896
Corcoran st.
WOMAN, experienced. colored, maid, wants
work in Motel apartment house. Phone
Potomac 2630-J
WOMAN reliable. wants days work of any
kind or housework. Phone Atlantic 3459-W.
WOMAN. co!ored. wants general housework
or part-tme work. 1905 T st. NV.
WOMAN-Settled woman wants general
housework. Stay nights. 8l6 lst st. NV.
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AUBURN 8-CYL SPORT SEDAN. le2s-Iike
new in every way new-car guarantee. Trade
your car: easy terms. Warrington Motor
Car Co. 2035 nth NV. Pot. -.
a
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BUICK 81 BROUGHAM. l928-Run 10000
miles; absolutely guaranteed. Low price:
Motor Car Co. 2o3s nth nv. Pot a.
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at the MABELTE HONOUR SCHOOL for IS,
including shamooos and finger wave These
waves given under expert supervision. All
other beauty culture work at low prices.
Open daily until 8; Mon, Wed. and Fri.
until Q pm. 817 18th st. NV FIR. 98l8.
FOR A BEAUTIFUL FIGURE see DR.. Della
Eedendecker 3O25 Eye st. NV. West 1l3o.
SPECIAL this week-EuRene permanent
wave. marcel top and ringlet end. SO. Estab-
lished IS years. 925 Grant pl. FIR. 6l59.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

floors shellacked, vanished and waxed. Drop
card to J. Downing. ll55 4th st. ne "a
You wait TarneF Clark new Aa address
1221ls New York ave: n W FIR. 3oo5.
LAWN MOWERS, sharpcned and repaired;
nth St NV FIR. IOls3.
LAWN MOWERS sharpened. repaired, re-
Rpl oa cS tG n Sd dsve Main SIS
LAWN MOWERS, sHARPENED; rebuilt. re-
paired etc. Call for and deliver. C. F.
AFMIGER, 916 n. Y. ave. NV; franklin 1907.
PAINTING, PApER1NG. decorating; interior
ds s eyef nov PS6 9rs Col 4sss jas
PaE g AaPms Bog Low p nf
PAINTING with best lead paint: carpenter
worS, screens. metal weather stripping. Col
9l35 till pm
PAINT1NG-Int. and ext, house paintinF,
Paul Serene. 1909 N. Cap st. Main l0l87
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING that sat
isfeS, and the price IS right. When may /
call and estimate? Hadenfet. Col. 2637-W.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES your work done now
a. low prices. Rooms. Sc and up. j. Egdall,
1859 10th ST. NV. ADAMS 7l49
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING, euaran-
tecd work; reasonable rates; estimates given.
s. j. KORAN. 1850 Newton ne. North 588.
PAPERHANd1NG AND PAINTING Special
age size room FOR S. we are swing a re-
pure Dutch Boy lead, pure linseed oil. pure
only Cash or terms
Co. Inc, 8l7 9th st, NV. Main 74l1.
EXPERIENCING, PAINTING Floors. Hun
dred selections within your price range
1851. BREEN'S. Master Decorators. 2s'
PAPERhANGINCi AND PAINTING Rooms
papered. Sc and up: guarantees frst-class
Earle Jordan Lincoln 6765. 24'
RHANGENG-Prompt, reliable service
at low prices; skilled mechanics. Get my
estimates. L. Crowell. Col 5543
a and ap Work promp Service
NJ. Pumps. 1927 Ga. ave. Adams 1864.
PSPERH "A . - Rooms eaPered: IS snd
4. T; Georse. 2i2s 18th ST. NV. Ant,
PAPERINq rooms and 2-stOry hall, $500
painting ali kinds Adams 2s26 -...-.--.-.~-----
PIANO TUNING. $3.50. We specialize IN
general piano repairs and REBUILDING; Get
D mechanics Work Sasranteed senderson-
schaeffer Co. ga H St ne. o Lin; 1857. Night
ne: Atlantic 1851. b. j. siilers. 20.
BIN HEATIMG Oh ISsS. E Sei
81 years: J: r. Guerin. az g. Cap Lin. s4l7.
ROOFING. GUTTERING. SPOUTING-If It's
thinning, C. ROBEY. Reasonable prices. Es
Inmates free. Lin. 248. 1921 Morse ne. 26'
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. suffering.
SpouttnR. damp proving walls: reasonable
prices. North 1914 day or night. Ajax
Roofing Co. 2o3S 18th st. NV.
UPHoLsTERING., slip covers, draperies
MADE to orde II, 10y prices Sta ha6s Up
WINDOW SHADES and screens made TO
order: will call to estimate. Butler Sons,
1851 Good Hope I'd. Lincoln 1929
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Statesmen.

men of character and ability TO sell
rrst mortgage, bonds on the ipstallment
basis. men with life insurance Or PONG sell
ouired real connection with an opportu-
nifty for immediate Arrangement TO an ex-
ecutive position. Phone National 1878 for
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FOR ADOPTION. FOUR NICE BABY BOYS
three 2 months old and one years old

| FOR ADOPTION. FOUR NICE BABY BOYS.
three 2 months old and one 2 years old
Phone Georgia 405l.
A 'NATURELLE" PERMANENT WAVE FOR
$40: beautiful. natural-like wave that re-
quireS no finger waving; the sensation OF the
half the price charged elsewhere; Phone for
ap E 1t, NDrth 1882 MAA Js HON
FOR AGED. CoNvALESCENTs. INvALIDS-
lovely. bright room in nurses home; day
night care; excellent meals best ref; rea-
sonable rate. Pot. 6237.
SLIP COVERS, s-PC, SUITE WITH SEP
cushions snap fasteners; incl. material. SIG 20
R l.. sherwood, 1913 2Sth Sc. Lin. $3.50
MR.. RABBI-THE STATES ATTORNEY FOR
communication with YOU --
QUICK RETURN. LOS ANGELES. NEW
Ford coupe June g want mt sooS ariy tc shaae
TYPIST. LADY, DESIRES TO ATTEND Of
hce; IS weekly. with privilege spare.tine
work. Address Box Ss4-X- Star ONCE. 24'
NURSE WITH LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME
one invalid or conyalescent. Shepherd 2s0l.
PRIVATE An AMBULANCE sE SERVICE III!
$3.50 steel vaults. $685. terms can be arranged
satisfactorily BY Washington's most rea-
sonable undertaken. w. W. CHAMBERS CO..
l4th, cor. Chaplin St NV. Phone Col. 432.
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-ROoM AND
board with Partisan family. Also Iesssoons.
WIDOW, EXTENSIVE TRAVELLER, WILL
nurse 10 one or several ladies for expenses.
Address Box TAX. Star Office. IS
10th ST. = PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN.
supervised play Arrangements made for
Summer IN country. Boarding and day pupils
PsYCHoANALYsT PSYCHOLOGIST, B.
SCI, desires room Cor once spaced evenings
in return for services. Address Box 392-x
Star Office. &C.
VIOLET RAY. ELECTRIC TREATMENTS:
graduate nurse. 939 New York ave. NV
Apt. 8. over dentist. IS.
BERRY g. ROUx NOW LOCATED COR.
18th and wyoming ave. Permanent wave.
YOUNG LADY. EMPLOYED, ATTENDING
Christian Scientist Church, desires quiet
room. NV. Reasonable rental. Address
BOX 493-x. Star ONCE.
TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money-savtns prices, Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
PENDANTS to care for your every want. Peo-
pies Drug Store No. 2, 9TH and SITS. NV.
SUPERTLUOUS HAIR PERMANENTLY RE-
moved by electric needle. Mrs. Wilson. 1923
Conn. ave Franklin 2l61 IA
TRY THE BEST PERMANENT WAVE FOR
SIS: no extras CHEZ NATALIE, 1917 r st.
Metropolitan 5627.
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LEARN REAL ESTATE.

Large local company will give YOU com
plete real estate and investment training
and back up your sales efforts with rscio
broa dcasting and newspaper Advertising
most outstandiug properties TO sell only
snce, with car. will be considered; give full
, details Address Box 36s-X. star once.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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RANK SAVINGS DEPT.

has an interesting proposition to make q
man Of INDUSTRY and character who will
work on the outside interesting new deposi-
tors in its INSURED SAVINGS DIVISION
ones income) Immediate compensation and
q connection to be proud OF Il you qualify.
and 3 pm. Mount Vernon SAVINGS Bank.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN and women to solicit coal trade: at
tractive proposition for those who can meet
people. Yale Lumber and Coal Co., 900 New
York ave.
MEN AND WOMEN to sell direct to con-
sumner food products and household necessi-
ties. Room 10, 1919 NV, 7:30 to am,
4:30 to 8 pm. 23'
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
REALITY PARLORS.

MIAMI. s25: Calf, S45: Atlanta, sl3; wan
cars and passengers. all points: share exr
Travel Bureau. Sterling Hotel, Main 1927.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. EXTRAORDINARILY <.
good tires. VII satisfy the most critical
Terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman
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CHEVROLET COUPE. ls27-Tires. paint and
upholstery perfect Motor completely over
Liberal terms. Can accept 1928 Chevrolet in
part payment. Owens Motor Co., 632S Ga.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BUSINESS INSTRIICTTON

PEGIN NOW TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS
OFFICE, EDITORIAL CLERK, STATIsTICs
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Sc. cor. 18TH & NV. Met. 6337.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SITUATION-DOME
BUNDLE E.r WASH ts to take home or out By
240S GEORGIA ave.
COOK. colored, neat frst-ciass, general
T TGfKf North Tii as9s par'-ime or days work
GIRL wants Job as general Museworker or
taxing care OF children; no cooking. 22la
Que st NV. 23'
GIRL. colored neat desires a position as
waitress. private or public; reference. Call
1918 N. j. ave. NV 24'
GIRL, neat, eolored, wants place as nurse
or mothers helper; reference. 1913 st.
NV.
GIRL. colored, wants place as child's nurse
while mother works out no Sunday work.
Call Decatur 5l24.
GIRL wishes part-time job for mornines;
also laundry work to do at home. 1918
ST. nv.
GIRL Girl. neat, eolored, experienced waitress,
ONCE or any kind OF work. Willing to- go
away for the Summer. 1884 Que ST. De-
ca r 1851.
GIRL, reliable, mothers helper or nurse;
reference. Call 1927 w st. NV. or phone
Columbia l943.
GIRL. colorcd. neat, wants job as general
North 1853. sis ' Sue t st. NV, OON .
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work or
cleaning oflces, apis. 1920 18th n w. Apt. !.
GIRL wants days work. 1889 Church NV.
NURSE. white. practical. would go away for
Summer cook, small family, or nurse hne
T 1e- for both; free now. Address Box
49I-6. star once.
PLACE as. experienced cook (colored), pri-
yste Sanily; good reference; stay nights.
PLACE AS COOK, maid, nurse, laundress,
days or part-tine worker. Pot. 1852.
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YOUNG MAN as runner in bank Must
be GOOD hammered, intelligent rapid and
willing to work. Small salary to start.
Answer giving full details as to all previous
positions held. Address Box l67-x, Star
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BUICK MASTER SIX. 1928-Latest model
81 B:ouGham; brown Duco; all new Silver
town tires; car is in pink Of condition and.
in fact. looks like brand-new car: is COW
cred by our word-of-honor guarantee and
cen be bought at a reduction of 1890:
real bargain See 1t today. Dick Murphy,
Inc 1875 Nth n "
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

SITUATION-WOME
COLLEGE STUDENT desires position, North
1912. 24'
Observation-Disclosures dresses and coats;
work at nome or out by day. Remodeling
Of any kind. North 8l75.
MAID-Lady recommends maid for DAYS
work; good laundresG and cleaner; fast
worker; s2.25 and car fare. Col. 2708.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER dictaphone
operator, experienced, competent, desires
position where intelligent attention to ONCE
SECRETARY STEEOGRAPHER. high-school
graduate; business college training, desires
position; experienced; AL references Call
between and pm, Metropolitan 9792.
WOMAN, refined, white. wants place as
nurse or companion. child not under 3 years
city reference. SO Oak St, Clarendon, Va.
YOUNG GIRL. married. desires work mind
ing children or work in home in exchange
for room and board for husband, child and
self. Mrs Rowe, 424 It'll st. sw, and floor
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Typewriter Co
selling off a large number of machines
Some for $40. Rents reduced. Repairing
done. 1881 East Capitol ST. Lincoln g.
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BUICK MASTER COACH. I925-New Duco.
excellent rubber fine appearance and motor:
only 1875. Franklin Used Car Dept, 1924
l4th. Decatur 1895
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YOUNG MEN wanted for service station
work. Must be clsan-cut and energetic. A
good chance for ambitious young men to
grow. No others need apply. Address Box
37l-X, Star office. " 23'
YOUNG MEN wanted for clerical and steno-
era pical work. Must be capable, energetic
and have good record. Good chance for ad-
vancement to right parties. Address Box
AJAX Star once 90
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BUICK MASTER. SIX ROADsTER-The
Duco paint Job alone cost 500. You can
buy the entire car for si95. Is It a bar
GAIN You win never find one like It. Ask
for Mr.. Chewing, Dick Murphy, Inc, 1885
q n
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HELP--WOMEN.

APPRENTICE-Ful course taught. Emerald
Beauty Shoppe, 1921 18th ST. NV.
Apply between 10 80 and 1850 at The Lat
tice window. 522 10th St
BEAUTY OPERATOR to help on Edmond
permanents. Apply Emile, Inc, 1921 Con-
necticut
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BUICK 1923 COUPE, snort model rumble
seat; practically new; driven by 2-car owner,
trade; easy G.. NJ. A. c. terms. washington
Auto Exchange, 2ol5 l4th ST. North 1852
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CHEVROLET 1928 convertible cabriolet
coupe. rumble seat; run only 5000 miles; ore
of the cleaneSt and best running used cars
we have ever traded in cost nearly 5000: st
$3.50 II can't be beat; terms or trade. The
Trew Motor Co., 1909 18th st. nv. Decatur
1910
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mileage just 200; perfect; any trial; will
guarantee. Save over 5000: easy terms.
trade: going Ahrnnd- Pot a1S6-L
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES. old gold. silver. diamonds, Jew
brokers Sales Co. 9l3 D st. NV. FIR. $3.50.
ANTIQUES, old gold. silver, diamonds. Jew
elry. 4. F. Arnold. 1898 @ St. NV. Main
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BUICK STANDARD SPORT ROADSTER,
1928: original finish same as new: mechani-
caliy excellent: has had best of care by
former owner. Price only $500; terms.
Emerson Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
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BUICK 4-PAss COUPE. 1927 = New tires:
without doubt 1t cannot be beaten for gen.
,tine value: anpcarauce and condition maze
1t outstanding bargain at $685.; you will
stop looking when you see this. On easy
terms. with your car as part payment.
The TreW Motor Co., 1909 14th ST. NV.
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PATENT SOLICITOR. by newly organized
patent department Of Mtdwestern manu-
essential Communication in confidence
Address Rox 67-X, Star ONCE,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14

Louay With things developing on
q much more rapid scale, there are
many different reasons which make
1t desirable and sometimes neces.
sary for q family to change NOT
only their place of residence, but
their city as well, The expansion
of business districts, the changing
conditions Of the residential sections
coming regulations and many other
minor reasons make 1t q part Of
wisdom to consider the purchase
OF a home that has not only q re-
sale value today but tomorrow as
well.
A home In one sense or the word
Is an investment which IN many
cases involves the entire savings
OF family, therefore 1t IS essential
that the home selected and
purchased must be one of stable
character as well as one located
In a community where its resale
value viii always be high. Such
a home that. borders on the bizarre
or the too different" Ii not the
type Of home for a conservative
investor to buy.
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9 ST. PROPERTY
VALUE HIGH

The jury Of five citizens appointed
70 appraise the value Of property ID.
Pc used in connection with the
widening Of C. Street Northeast ha.
tween Seventeenth and Twenty.first
streets. reported to Justice FrederieI,
~. Siddons that the Improvement
VIII cost the District Government
nearly 500 900.
The project also includes the
widening Of Twenty.first street be.
tween g Street and Cool Spring Road
and the Improvement Of the latter
TO Benning Road.
The jury finds that the land tn. be
condemned will cost 1882 SOC. O2 and
the proceedings VIII cost SI,I26 10.
bringing the total to SI3s .762 80. All
this cost viii not be borne BY the
Government. however, as the hene.
fits to owners Of adjacent property
have been estimated as $685.. IL,
which win be deducted from the
total amount and assessed against
them.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Alex Bell represented the District
Government in the proceedings. The
jury was composed of George Y.
Worthington, jr., Julian r. Dodge,
Joseph Fl. Stanley. Harry e. Mercier
and Raymond L. Thomas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
.BARTIST HOME
|. FOR ALTA VISTA

The Baptist Home, now at s04
Newton st. N. E., is to be moved
to a tract Of 100 acres west Of
Alta Vista, it is announced. Con-
struetion plans provide for two
modern buildings of stone and stucco
to cost $55,000 each. They viii ac-
#commodate 80 children. Plans for
dining rooms have been drawn up,
and bids are expected to be an
Ylonnced in the next few weeks.
The new buildings will be so feet
long by 80 feet deep and viii be
operated under board of managers
headed by Mrs. Almer Yount. Build
ing operations are under the dfrec.
ton OF e. Hilton jackson. George
b. Bryan, e. B. Shave. Robert N.
Miller, William Jorg and C.. Clinton
James of the board of trustees.
The home win remain in its pres
ent location for about a year.
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ton At 500 N st. N W. lot sa7-ssO,
square 401.
n. Jacobson-- $500. to erect one two
story brick and frame dwelling at 6401
ThiTty-second st. n. W.. lot /, square
2293.
j.. A. Toomey- 600. to erect one
one-story brick public garage at 4s-4a
Capital Cts. 5. W.. lot 25-2s. square
S3s.
j. Maurice Daly--s7.s00. to build one
two-story brick dwelling at Se1s South
Dakota Ave. N. e., lot S21. square 4s1s.
George WiIlis--$7. 600. to build one
two-story brick dwelling. at $3.50 Nevada
Ave. ~. W., lot sos, square 1880.
A. and r.. r.. Wolfe--$6.s 500, to erect
one ona4gtory brick and tile store build
Ing at 601s Dix st. n. r.. lot so,
square B2s6,
!. L. Knapp $4,000. to build. one two
story frame dwelling 1t 3B29 Twenty
fourth st. N. E., lot So. square 1896
J. Gritz--32.bO to build one two
story brick addition to dwelling at S06
g ST. s. e., lot S0T. square s2s.
Francis J. Haras2 $500, to build one
one-story frame dwelling at 1921 81.
8. e., lot 17-1s. square $3.50.
Fulton r. Gordon -. 0O9. to build two
two-story brick and frame houses at
5s1s and secs Thirtieth st. N, W., lot
1921. square 2310.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14
WARDN|AN0PENS
NEW CHEVERLY
development

announcement Of home financ.
Ing plan for lot owners and pros.
pective lot owners Of Cheyerly,
the new Wardman suburban deveI.
opment. was made today by Harry
Wardman, of the Wardman Cor
poration. The wardman organlza.
ton recently took over the chev.
erly development from the Wash
ington Suburban Realty Company
ct cost Of approximately $4,000.
The new financing plan embraces
features Of interest to people dc.
slroiis Of obtaining 4 house in
Cheyerly, the down payment and
deferred payment idea being among
them.
Just Over Line
This new Wardman project il
located three.fourths of q mile
northeast Of the District line in
Maryland. Future home congtruc-
ton will follow the. plan OF "de-
tached home building only de.
tached houses OF the highest type
to be constructed. They viii con-
form TO the type Of architecture
already embodied in the more than
Is homes already built and &C.
ciIpied.
The last session Of the Mary
land legislature approved and passed
proposal allowing for d $1s,500
addition to the two.room brick
school already located at the south
entrance Of the property. The
school grounds cover an acre and
a half Of ground and are located
In a beautifully wooded section
that affords the children ample
play space free from the dangers
OF the highway.
Near Country Club
Cheverly's elevation Is 215 feet
above the downtown section Of
Washington. It is amply served by
transportation of all kinds and
has many beautiful paved drive.
ways that ere Illuminated hy
recently installed underground white
way lighting system. The famous
Beaver Dam Country Club IL ad-
jacent to the development.
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Building Permits

4,
Building permits issued last week
by the District Building Inspectors
office amounted to ss7s,2s5 and i'm
cluded ~ dwellings. one apartment
house, one school building and
three public garages.
The largest single permit was
Tor $500, 600. issued to Baer and
Scholz for erection of a five-story
brick and concrete addition 10 the
Alban Tower Apartment House at
800 Massachusetts, Ave. NJ. W., Lot
802; Square 1929.
Other permits for the week were:
Catholic University of America--$I5 0.-
900, to build one two-story brick and
stone school building at Hardwood Pl.
N E.y lot 49, square 354s.
David A. Reed tas.500. TO build one
three-story brick and concrete dwelling
Ct 1900 s st. N. w. lot 44445. square
w. r. Castle sac, 500. to erect one
thTee-storg brick and concrete dwelling
Ct 220O st. N. w. lot 44-4S. square
Young Enterprise ss7, 500. to erect
five tw1-stoFy brick flats at 1l33-49
Owens Pi. n. e., lot 19T.1ss square
s.M. Wnliams--s2s 900. to build five
two-story brick dwellings at 520l-09
Kansas Ave, N. E.. lot IL, square $500.
j. G. Fox--$22, SOC. to build one two
story brick and tile dwelling at 1901
J0nduil ST. ". W.. lot IA. square 274k.
William and Lena Burchest--$20. 900,
to erect one twostory brick and con-
crete addition 10 public garage and SER
vice station at Lot sos, square 5lG.
Thrift Building Company--31T 600, to
erect three two story brick dwellings at
-AE - 10
square k604.
Edwin Jacobson--S1s Is, 900, TO erect two
two-story brick and frame dwellings at
s42t Nevada Ave. n. w, and 1907 Lega-
ton st.. lot 1890. square 1898.
to erect one two-story brick dwelling at
S517 Twenty-fourth st. N. g., lot 1915.
square 1922.
Gulf Refining Cnmpany--$s Gee, tn
erect one one-story gasoline filling sta
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TO
/ SEE Squirt IN
BUILDING

With the passing Of August,
usually regarded as an "ebb-tide"
month In building circles. construc
ton projects in Washington assuInt
the brighter hue Of prosperity
which characterizes September as
the beginning OF the winter build
ing season.
Building construction during the
past month amounted to $2,272,S
and stands lower than the building
permits issued for July of this year
and August of 1928. when the fig
nres were S5,127.sl5 and $2,402&430,
respectively.
Permits issued last month allowed
Tor the construction of 1873 brick,
seven concrete and 81 frame struc-
lures whose cost. when grouped &C.
cOrdipg to the section of Washing
ton in which they are to be erected,
shows the following figures for eacn
district: Northeast. $500. $50; south
east. 1900; northwest, $1,411 go,
and southwest, $18,5O0.
Types Of Buildings
The different type of building
TO be erected and their cost fol