The Washington times., 1922-02-18
S1SS,000 SALES
CLOSED IN WEEK
BY HEDGES FIRM.
Will Begin. Building Operations
Soon Near Cathedral
Grounds.

Realty sales aggregating $4,000
were reported closed during the past
week by the firm OF Hedges & Mid
dleton, Inc. They are as follows:
Miss Louise Berry purchased from
Mrs. Mary B. Morey a modern home
at 1890 Lamont street northwest.
This house contains ten rooms and
three baths, and has a brick garage
for two cars.
A colonial style home at 1431 Cir
ara street was sold to Mrs. Pearl II.
Harrington by Miss Louise Berry. 1t
contains ten rooms. Two baths and
Is modern in every respect. Mrs.
Harrington will occupy the house
as her home.
A local investor purchased Bali X
street northwest from the Buckley
estate. This is a detached corner
house having one acre OF ground.
The purchaser intends &c make ex-
tensive improvements to the prop
erty. This transaction was made
through the office CT Moore q Hi.
A detached house with eight rooms
and bath at 1859 Monroe street
northeast was sold to Charles f.
Kohlerman by c. E. Remsberg. This
sale was made in connection with
the McLachlen Banking Corporation.
Mrs. Maggie l.. Mollohan sold to
William G. Finkle premises 250s
Cliffbourne street. 1t Is a semi-de-
tached brick home with twelve
rooms and two complete baths, and
has all modern improvements. This
transaction was made jointly
through the office of N. l.. Sans.
bury.
Premises 2S01 Twenty eighth street
was purchased by II. l.. Perrill. This
Is a seven-room and bath house with
all modern improvements and has a
brick garage. The firm of MiddauGh
& Shannon represented the seller.
A local investor purchased from
Clara l.. Hardness dwelling at
1918 Eye street northwest. The
purchaser intends to remodel the
same and hold 1t for investment
purposes.
Also, 1911 Eye street northwest
was sold by Joseph II. keane to a
local investor, who intends to re-
model and hold for investment pur.
poses.
Alexander s. Clarke, jr., pur-
chased from Mrs. Grace L. Mahaney
ten six-room and bath houses. mum.
hers 767 to. ut Kenyon street. Mr..
Clarke will hold the same as an in.
Vestment.
Detached. center-hall type house
at 1854 Jocelyn street, Chevy Chase,
was sold for II. p. Huddleson to +.
w. Scott. This home has four bed
rooms, two baths and a garage. This
sale was made in connection with
the office of Boss & Phelps.
Fred II. and Luella Seitz purchased
from Frank A. Coffin premises 258
Park avenue, Takoma Park. This Is
Il very attractive detached corner
house with seven rooms and bath
and modern improvements. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seitz will occupy the same.
A two-family apartment at 1774
Willard street was sold for Morris
Cafritz to Constantine G.. Banos.
This sale was made Jointly with the
Union Realty Company.
Eleven lots on Garfield street,
overlooking the Cathedral grounds,
and in one of the highest elevations
about Washington. were purchased
by Charles H. Taylor and Jesse H.
Hedges. who will Immediately begin
a building operation involving an in
vestment of about 100000 These
houses will be unusually attractive,
Of the center hall type and will
embody the most modern methods Of
architecture, varying in size from
eight rooms and two baths to ten
rooms and three baths.