The Washington times., 1923-03-10
FIRM REPORTS
! S450,0O0 IN
:. SALES
Activities Of Morris Cafritz In
wade Every Section
Of Capital.

Sales OF homes and investment
properties totalIng 100000 in value
were yesterday reported by the
Morris Cafritz Company. Inc.
''Glenbrook," the home of Pro-
fessor Cory, on the Baltimore
boulevard, overlooking Maryland
University, and ideally situated IN
a beautiful woodland, was sold to
Miss Jessie Lee Rainey, who Will
soon remodel 1t into an up-to-date
tea garden.
The southeast corner of Twelfth
and H streets northwest, three,
story apartment and business prop
erty. was sold to Leventhal and
Oxenburg, who will hold same for
an investment. This deal was made
in connection with the District
Realty Investments Exchange.
The Baltic building. sos F street
northwest, a seven-story office
structure, was sold to local In.
weston. Hedges and Middleton rep
resented the purchaser.
Nellie Gibney purchased 1850
Newton street northwest from
Martha Brasselton. This is SIX
room house with all modern i'm.
proVements.
Mrs. Harriet f. Aten purchased
1901 Keokuk street northwest from
Eugene Smith. This home was re-
Gently completed and Is detached.
containing eight rooms and all
modern convenienceS.
A new row of homes just COM
pleted by Mr.. CafritZ on Decatur
street northwest was disposed or
as follows:
No. sO2 was sold to John L.
Vaeth, No. 804 was purchased by
Louis Wechsler, No. 500 by--Mal-
colin M. Grieve, No. $40 by Samuel
Buffall, No. 812 was acquired by
Mrs. Minnie l.. Nicholson. No. Sl4
to Emil Henninhofer. No. SIS was
sold to Daniel Chap, No. 81S to
Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald, No. 800
to Francis Delaney, No. S22 to
Barnett HUT.
In this modern row each home
contains six rooms, bath, electric
lights, hot-water heat, large pantry.
front and double rear porches.
easily ceHvertible into sleeping and
breakfast porches; stationary wash
tubs in bone dry cellar, very deep
lots to an alley.
Harry ChernOwsky purchased 1907
Georgia avenue northwest and will
hold same as an investment. This
property contains a store on the
first floor, which has been leased
to the Sanitary Grocery Company.
AID an apartment OF four rooms
and bath. on the second floor.
One Of Winfield Rreston's houses.
81. modern six-room home at 1882
Spring road northwest, was sold
to Jack Kraft for an investment.
Three stores and apartments COM
pleted by Max Sugar in the 1900
block of Georgia avenue, were sold
to local investor, one of which
has since been leased to the Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company.
sMessrs. Johnson and Hickman
bought 1926 Fourteenth street north
west from Nellie Gibney. This is a
I three-story brick residence of nine
rooms and bath, open fireplace and
Other nicely arranged features.
Nos. 26O1-3-5 p street northwest
were disposed OF for JacQue Heiden-
heimer. The improvements consist
OF a store and apartment, above.
and two two-story brick houses
.Myer Harrison secured 1907 Four.
teenth street northwest from N. G..
Henry and John G.. Halves and
VII remodel for business as soon
ag-the former owners vacate.
Q. 1858 Eighteenth street north
We8t was transferred from II. and
Hdnander to Barney Robins. who
nas since resold to Mrs. Catherine
1naAer,. who win remodel same for
business purposes.