The Washington times., 1922-11-11
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FINE HOUSES
Good Properties, Running to
$4,000. In Demand.
President Says.

William X. Hartung states thn'
there 10 an unusually heavy demand
for residences ranging In price from
81 500 to $4,000. and predicts an IN
crease In price due TO continued up
ward trend OF labor. material, and
particularly the soaring price OF dc
sirable building sites.
Mr.. Hartung says that land 10 I'D
vancing so rapidly that II VIII more
than overbalance any reduction In
cost OF labor and material that may
come In the future.
The home at 6325 Sixteenth street
northwest was sold for ID. J. Duni'
gan TO Mr.. aid Mrs. y. x. Kane
lopolos. II 10 a new detached brick
residence of the colonial type OF
architecture. center entrance plan,
containing eleven rooms. three baths,
spacious porches. hardwood floors
throughout, situated on a large plot
Of ground on which a number OF
beautiful old trees are located. The
property was purchased for a home,
No. 1925 Varnum street northwest
sold for Bertha l.. Boyd to Robert
and Dorothy Eliot Watson: a charm
Ing bungalow containing seven
rooms. two baths. located on a large
plot OF ground commanding view OF
the surrounding territory and close
to Rock Creek Park; purchased for
a home.
The residence at 2s07 Thirteenth
street northwest sold for John Zirwes
70 the Home Missionary Society. a
three.story brown brick residence
containing ten rooms and bath with
all modern improvements.
The house at 1905 Florida avenue
northeast sold for Clyde and Russit
Ward Garfield to w. j. Wyne. A
two story brick dwelling containing
six rooms and bath. purchased for q
home.
Number 2213 Thirty.fifth place
northwest. sold for George w. Hamp
ton to Il. and Florence Milstead.
A six-room and bath brick home
located In the northern section OF
Georgetown. purchased for a home.
The property at ITO Rock Creek
Church road northwest, sold for
Mrs. Vivian c. Matson to Mary T..
Hatton. This property consists Of
nine rooms and two baths, front and
rear porches, hot.water heat, elec-
tricity. and room for garage. Mrs.
Hatton purchased same for q home.
The house at sos Stanton place
northeast. purchased by Richard f.
Bikerton and wife from Charles +.
Whitney. This IL q small six-room
and bath frame dwelling overlooking
Stanton Park.
An exceedingly attractive residence
and adjoining lot on Roosevelt avenue,
Huntington Terrace, Bethesda, Md,
purchased by Albert II. Boyle from
George F. and Cora A. Russell.
This is a very pretty little bungalow
of five rooms and bath. all modern
improvements, garage, and is situated
on one-Quarter acre of ground.
William NJ. Shirley sold to J. a.
Weinberg through this office an i'm
DOSING corner brick residence at
1880 Decatur street northwest, of
seven rooms and two baths, hot.
water heat. electric lights, built-in
garage. closed in sleeping and
breakfast porches.
The residence at $50 Tenth street
southeast sold for Charles il. Cecil
10 George Buechier and his wife,
who purchased for q home. A six.
room and bath brick residence on an
attractive residential street In the
southeast section.
A. l.. Harvin purchased from Marie
Stuart Taylor her residence located
at 1921 Macomb street northwest.
This Ii q lovely homo OF eight spa.
cious rooms and hath, furnace heat.
electricity, and ample room for gar