The Washington times., 1921-11-12
BRISK DEMAND
FOR ALL KINDS
Of D. {. REALTY
Mckeever & Ooss Report Trans
fsrs of $481,3 $50. Covering
Homes and Business.


shown by the following report Of Nc
Keever e. Goss, OF recent sales az.
gregating In value s70,350. '..
A Chevy Chase apartment house To-
Gated at Chevy Chase circles was sold
10 Union Realty Company for Howard
c. Castor. who will hold same as an
investment. Consideration was $4,000.
Business property at 93i q street
northwest was sold TO John l.. Naeth
for j. X. Chakalakis.
III. j. Hoffman sold to Raymond r..
Lethus property known as the Judy
Cot" on Leland street, Chevy Chase,
Md, This is a one floor bungalow on
large lot; consideration Sl5,25O.
Shannon & Luchs sold TO DR.. James
III. Gaynes, 1349 Ingraham street, for
consideration OF sl6,950. This Is one
and handled exclusively by the office
OF McKeeVer q Goss.
Charles Il. Tankerslely sold to II. +.
Kerr, premises 1926 Twenty-ninth
street. for consideration of $l5,5OO.
House is of rough texture brick and
contains eight rooms. two baths, open
fireplace and garage. Sold for Harris
Shapero. builder, to Fannie +. Schoen-
thai. 263S Garfield street; considera-
ton 1900.
Sold for Harris Shapero to Con-
sressman John w. Langley OF Ken
tuckey. 2S07 Twenty-eighth street,
which property will be occupied by
Mr.. Langley and his family as their
Washington home during his stay I'm
Congress. Consideration $1S,500. This
is one of Mr.. Shapero's recent opera
tions, and is of center hall plan, four
bedrooms. two baths, built in garage,
and is an unusual attractive home.
which adds to the attractiveness OF
Woodley Park.
John H. Cole sold to Lena Shoub,
2711 Wisconsin avenue; consideration
$l2,750. This property will be occupied
by the purchaser as his residence.
House in detached frame on large lot;
open fireplace in living room.
Henry Finkelman purchased from
Homer Kinkel, 2411 Twelfth street
northeast; consideration OF $1,000. This
property will be improved by the pur-
chaser and occupied as a residence.
Frank Mcpherson bought from l.. +.
Breuningcr. 1917 d street northeast;
consideration $3.50. This house con-
tains six rooms and bath and all mod.
ern improvements. and will be oCcu.
pied by the purchaser as home.
Sold to Leroy Lupton for G., Arthur
Fowler, $500 Eleventh street; price
$4,000.
Thomas 8. Coughlin sold to William
Fl. and Lillian Quigg, 1917 Randolph
street. This house is twenty-five feet
wide and contains eight rooms and
two baths on deep lot; consideration
is said to be $4,000.
f. G.. Landon sold to Jacob Flax.
Sic Princeton, Park View, which prop
erty will be occupied by Mr.. Flax:
considerat tion 50 900
James w. Abel bought from NJ. G.
Heflin, 637 Allison street. for consid-
alton Of $10,250.
Sold for G.. L. Small TO James II.
Ryan, 3S47 Warder street: .considera-
ton S12,250. This is one of the new
homes recently completed by Mr..
Small and contains eight rooms and
bath and built in garage.
A. Galblum bought from G. L. Small,
1851 Warden street; consideration of
$12,250. House is semidetached, con-
tains eight rooms and bath, and built
IN garage.
Captain Rooms, of the United States
Army, purchased from c. II. Small,
4l21 Fourth street, Petworth, for con
sideration Of $3.50. This is a new
house Of six rooms and bath with hard
wood trim.
Ellen B. Clarke and Annie s. Maync
bought from c. II. Small, 4123 Fourth
street, Petworth; for consideration Of
$3.50. Contains six rooms and bath.
front and rear porches, hardwood
floors and trim.
Arthur F. Brakhagen bought prem
ises at 4125 Fourth street; for con-
sideration of $3.50. This is another
Of c. H. Small's beautiful homes re-
Gently completed. The properly will
be occupied by Mr.. Brakhagen as a
residence.
r. NJ. Moul bought premises 4127
Fourth street: consideration $3.50.
1886 Taylor street was sold to A.
Pearl Hengst for consideration OF $12.-
500. This is a semi-detached home
containing eight rooms and bath,
front and double rear porches, built
in garage.
1888 Taylor street was sold to Paul
o. Miller for G. II. Small for S11 500.
This property contains eight rooms
and bath. front and rear porches; and
will be occupied by Mr.. Miller as a
residence.
1910 Taylor street was sold to Mary
r. Goodacre for S11.500. 1t contains
eight rooms and bath. front and rear
porches, and will be occupied as a resi-
dence.
Maurice B. Judd sold to J. c. Claghor,
9 Blackthorn street, Chevy Chase. Md.
Consideration $13,750. House is of
frame construction and built on very
large lot. having an open fireplace,
four bedrooms and garage.
GOT e street northwest was sold to
the Salvation Army for Frederick ii.
Vogh. for consideration said to be
$4,000. This property is to be re-
modelled. and used by the Salvation
Army.
S31 T street was sold to Julia r.
MacGuire, for the estate of Emma II.
Smith. This property is one of the
old homes In LeDroit Park, and will
be remodeled for residence; considera-
ton $500,
$50 Girard street was sold to Theo.
dore and Georgia A. Smith for the es-
tate OF Emma Il. Smith. This prop
erty is to be occupied by the owner as
q residence.
sos Eighteenth street northwest
was sold for e. r. McKeen in connec-
ton with the office of Fitch, Fox &
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