The Washington times., 1922-03-18
WALKER Sales
FOR LAST week
FOOT 100000
Company Reports Excellent
Progress on All Projects De-
spite Unfayorabls Weather.

Sales Of property in various Sec
tions. totaling $s07.600. were an
nounced this week by Allan E.
Walker q Co.. Inc.
Included In the list are business
and residential properties. and va
cant ground, purchased for immedi-
ate development.
This company 10 now making ex-
building developments in spite Of the
unfavorable weather. The company
will soon complete the first Of twen-
tract ct Thirty-ninth and Jocelyn
streets. Chevy Chase. d. c. Five
of these houses are now nearing
completion and will soon be placed
on the market.
Just west Of the aforementioned
operation, facing the Reno road.
Jenifer street and Forty-first street,
eight bungalows are now nearing
completion. In all eighteen bunga-
lows are to be built.
Both operations are attracting
much attention an they are the
largest of their kind In Chevy Chase
since the war.
Apartment Group Complete.
In the Petworth section the com.
pany IL Just completing the first
group OF garden apartments. A sec.
ond group is well under way. and
the third group will be started
shortly. These apartment buildings
are, built In groups OF two on Web.
ster street, between Second street
ana Rock Creek Church road. On
the same street Allan E. Walker &
Co., Inc, are building nine modern
six.room and bath houses. These
houses will be placed on the market
In the near future.
Among the sales announced this
week was the transfer from Samuel
Ross to the Allan e. Walker Invest.
ment Company. q frontage of about
400 feet on Connecticut avenue, total
Ing $4,000 square feet. It Is the
purpose Of the purchaser to begin
the development Of this large tract
immediately. The tract Is located
Just north of the Klingle road bridge.
The property at 1872 Connecticut
avenue was sold for Walter Ciephane
to w. e. Johnson. The premises
contain q substantial three. story
brick house, right In the section
where there has been tremendous
development for business. The lot
Is twenty-five feet wide by 131 feet
deep.
The Leta apartment building, 10.
Gated at SO Third street northwest,
was sold for the Howard estate to
Frederick Serica-
Mrs. Florence r. Rice sold prem
ises 101 and 103 Massachusetts, avs.
nue. to q local investor who will
develop the property.
Douglass e. Bulloch purchased the
property at 1914 Seventeenth street
from Miss Georgia Campbell. This
property contains q brick building
and is In a locality where business
development is making rapid ad.
For Morris cafrits the property at
I'LL and 1113 Seventeenth street
was sold to B. H. Brill Each lot
contains q substantial ten-room and
bath brick house. 1t is the intention
of the purchaser to rem ,del the
buildings for business, which IL now
making rapid strides throughout this
section.
The residence located at 1871
California street, was sold for Miss
Euphenia MacFarlane to Mrs. Mary
+. Thornton. This IL an excellent
property containing eleven rooms
and two baths with all modern
features.
The detached residence at $3.50
Northampton street, Chevy Chase,
ID. c., was sold for George II.
Chandlee TO Chauncey d. Snow.
This Ii q very attractive eight.room
and two-bath house on large lot.
Tract To Be Developed.
The vacant ground at the corner
Of Connecticut avenue and Legatio
street was purchased by c. e.