The Washington herald., 1922-09-30
WASHINGTON HOME
BUYERS Still BUSY,
WALKER DECLARES
Attractive Chevy Chase
Residences Satisfy
Many D. C. Buyers.
PETWORTH ACTIVE
Predicts Brisk Market for
Realty Throughout the
Winter Months.

Allan E. walker & Co. Inc. an
nounced last night list Of sales made
recently totaling slightly in excess Of
100000.
The transactions include number
Of the fine Chevy Chase residences
built by the company's building or
ganization; several built by the COM
pany In the Petworth section; and
residential and business property In
ar sections Of the city.
During the past few weeks the com
pany has witnessed a very large de-
mand for high class living accommo-
dations and 1t Is stated that there Is
a real scarcity Of apartments In the
desirable residential sections. This. 1t
is held. has intensified buying Of
homes. It is believed that a very
brisk market will be maintained
throughout the fall and winter
months. with properties both new and
oid offered at fair figure, will find
ready purchasers.
William r. Meadows purchased the
beautiful Bethesda blue granite resi-
dence at the northwest corner of
Thirty-ninth and Jocelyn streets.
This house was presented for inspec-
tion by Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
completely furnished by W. B. Moses
& Sons. and attracted much attention
rs a model of fine residential design.
construction and decoration.
Stanley F. Holland purchased from
Martin Sari the excellent 3-story
brick business building at 1913 Adams
Mill road. The purchaser now occu-
pies the building.
For ]. MauTy Dove. the Maury
apartment. Nineteenth and G streets
northwest. was sold to F. Wilson
Camp. This sale was made in con-
nection with Moore & Hill and Quin-
ter-Thomas. This Is an excellent 4
story brick building containing fifteen
apartments.
w. c. Thacher sold to Hugh L.
Hanna, an eligible apartment site at
the intersection of Harvard street and
Lanier place This property contains
Is go square feet.
The attractive colonial residence at
3T16 Ingomar street was purchased by
Cora II. Knox from Frank NJ. Hume
This is an S-room and 2-bath house
and will be occupied by the purchaser
as a home.
Clara Naomi Naecker purchased the
S-room and 2-bath modern residence
at 1900 Harrison street northwest,
from Mary VI. Heider and will occupy
it as a home
). z. Golden purchased the a+trac-
tive new 7-room. z-story bungalow
type house at 1925 Jenifer street.
S. S. Yassel purchased the new bum
Ealow at 1927 Jenifer street It con-
tains rooms and bath and is modern
IN every detail.
The above bungalows were among
those built and sold during the pres
ent season by the company-a type Of
nome that has proven exceptionally
popular in the Chevy Chase section
For the Thrift Building Company
new house. No. 1343 Randolph
street northwest. wa ssold to Gret-
chAh Ihurn- This is a very attrac-
house which will be occupied by the
purchaser
The property at No. 1918 Seven
teenth street northwest wa. soId
for William X Hartung to Elizabeth
A. Cook. This property contains a
large brick building. which. IL is ex-
pected, will be remodeled for busi-
ness.
a new six room and bath stucco
mouse. completely modern, located
at No. 5510 Fourteenth street north
west was sold for Mrs. Lucille Cor
bett to Raymond C Briggs.
Georgia Campbell purchased No
l9OSlO-12 VI street northwest from
w I. Gardner. The property will
he held as ninvestment.
W. +. Leedy purchased the invest
ment proptry at No. 1877 Twentieth