Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-16
LEASES C0NSUMMATED
FOR MANY RESIDENCES
Randall H. Hagner Gives Sum-
mary of Results Secured in
Early Autumn Season.

Randall H. Hagner reports that in the
past two weeks the real estate business
has picked up very materially, especially
In the line Of renting. and from the pres
ent outlook. he says, the inquiries for
unfinished houses may exceed the SUM-
ply. In the past two weeks the following
leases have been signed:
The furnished residence of Mrs Cather-
Inc w. Cooley. 1922 Wyoming avenue, has
been rented by harrington Moore of the
forestry service.
The residence of Richard Lee Fearn.
~ massachusetts avenue, has been
rented to DR.. Joseph L. Anderson for the
winter season.
The residence of Mrs H. l. Owsley.
1870 connecticut avenue. has been rented
to Sydney Ballou OF Honolulu
The following unfinished houses have
also been leased through the same office:
NO. 211S lie Roy place, to H. S. Graves
No. 1913 10th street. to Col E. X Cole
No. 1888 Q street. to Col. Harry Taylor,
U. S. A.
No. 1717 Massachusetts avenue, to DR..
Albert kienlin of the German embassy
This is a large four-story residence of
red brick and brown stone. known as the
Boomer house. 1t adjoins the residence
II.
been rented for three years. which is the
time DR.. kienlin will be in Washington
in connection with the German embassy.
No. 1909 10th street has been taken by
Commander A. H. Davis, u. S. n.
No. 1928 p street has been taken by
Herbert A. Smith of the forest service.
No. 211O o street has been leased by
Maj. W. w. Harris. U. S. A.
No. 2G5O 10th street has been leased by
John A.. McIlhenny Of the civil service
| commission.
No. 1917 New Hampshire avenue has
been leased to Admiral Frank H. Ram
| say.
In addition to these there have been
| numerous INJURIES for apartments, both
| furnished and unfinished. and a number
of accommodations have been secured for
| the coming year.
There have also been many inquiries for
| property Tor purchase, the latest sales be-
ing the following:
No. 2)13 @ street. the home of the late
| Justice A. c. Bradley of the District Su-
preme Court, to local party. who will
| occupy the house after improvements have
been made. The house is three story
and basement red brick dwelling, and the
| contemplated repairs will make 1t an
| English basement.
The residence 1920 10Th street has been
| sold for j. M. Alden, and will ne occupied
| by the purchaser after alterations are
| completed.
The sale of lot on the south side of
| r street adjoining the corner of 10Th
street has been completed by the same
| office to DR.. Thomas A. Clayton, who will
/ commence Immediately the erection of a
residence. Clarke Waggaman, architect.
has prepared plans, and at the same time
will erect for himself a modern, four
| story English basement house on the ad-
| joining lot, which he purchased through
| Mr.. Hagner's office Both houses will be
| of the English basement type. Mr.. Hag-
ner also reports the sale of the business
property No. 715 18th street. for the
American Security and Trust Company.
| This property belonged to an estate which
was being handled by the trust company
1t has frontage of twenty-nine and one
| half feet by depth of ninety-five feet to
| an alley. 1t is improved by an old resi-
dence, which will be remodeled for store
| and Office purposes.