The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10
50 HOMES SOLD
DURING MONTH
BY CAFRITZ
Sales Reported Of Homes IN
Various Sections Of City.
Value Exceeds $500, 900

The eman for new homes ex-
caeds ali expectations, according 70
a statement from the Cafritz Com.
many. reporting over $6OO,OVU IN
sales for the past thirty days. This
activity has not been confined 70
any one operation, but has Deen
felt in Cafritz lifetime homes IN
nretty Petworth as well as In ne
other successful operations at Thlri
tenth and g streets northeast,
Kentucky avenue and . streets
Southeast. and Chevy Chase Ter
race. The transactions, in detail,
are as follows: 72S Farraglt street,
@. u. Bowman; 726 Farragut street,
Joseph Crowell; 724 Farragut street, ,
George w. Potter: 722 FfA2sat
street. Tuncil e. Waterfield; TN
FarraEut street. Dorothea BalderA
son; 718 Farragut street, Charles
r. Robey: TIA Farragut street, ~.
il. McReady; 712 Farragut street,
william CT. Smith, TO Farragut
street, Luther N. Groves. 4.
English Type Homes Sold
Al row Of English type homes on
Buchanan street between Fifth
street and Illinois avenue. ada
cent to sherman Circle. has been
sold rapidly. They are q new type
Of Cafritz community in pretty
Petworth and have large concrete
front porches and double rear
porches, and contain six rooms and
bath with built-in fixtures. Thsy
are: 522 Buchanan street, William
=. Burke: $50 Buchanan street,
Henry Peterson; SIS Buchanan
street. Louis Friedman: SIG Bu-
cIanarl street, Kathryn Barnes:
514 Buchanan street, Helen g.
Crouch; k12 Buchanan street, Sadie
III. Uhler; $40 Buchanan street,
John q. Marrts; 5O2 Buchanan
street, BENJAMIN r. Cohen.
OF the row Of six-roOn and bath
colonial type brick homes Luiit
by Cafritz Construction Company,
located on Seventh street between
Decatur. and Emerson streets. the
following have been soud: 1850
Seventh street, john r.. Mcconnell;
1888 Seventh street, Earl =.
Wheeler: 1926 Seventh street, ].
w. Coombe; 1922 Seventh street,
Alice y. Eninfsor: 1920 seventh
street, Fred g. Warren; 1918 Sew
enth street w. Roscher: 1915 Sew
entl1 street, Marie Harrison: 1917
Seventh street, George u. Walton.
The entire row OF six-room and
bath tapestry brick homes on iii.
nois avenue. between Emerson ana
Farragut streets, have been sold.
These homes are unusually large
and among the most Ideally located
In the Cafrftz Community in pretty
Petworfh. They have been sold to
the following: 1901 Illinois avenue,
Abraham Lucls: 49O3 Illinois ave-
nue.. Ray Kruger: 1905 Illinois ave
nue., Clyde X. Greasy: 1907 Illinois
avenue, Ida r. Tennyson; 1903 Ilu-
nois avenue, Herman y. Bounds;
1911 Illinois avenue. William High
field: 1913 Illinois avenue. y. G.
Hurdle; 1915 Illinois avenue, i.
Yeager; 1917 Illinois avenue, John
Al. Pike; 1919 Eighth street, Harry
C. Pierce: 1921 Eighth street. Mary
@. Bridget; 1923 Eighth street, w.
w. Price: 1925 Eighth street. w. n.
Hogan; 73S Farragut street. Emma
A. r. Holzer.
Beautiful surroundings and attrac-
tive architecture. combined with a
well-arranged and convenient layout
the detached homes in,
Chevy Chase Terrace, new subur.
ban development of the Cafritz
Construction Company, on Wiscorl-
sin avenue opposite the Chevy Chase
Club.
1906, Davidson Drive, a six-roOm
home with open fireplace, built-in
bath and extra shower, with large
porches and spacious lawn was sold
tc Charles Thompson.
1909 Davidson Drive, another OF
the lovely homes in Chevy Chase
Terrace, was sold 70 Doctor William
Chase.
S. Prince purchased SIS Columbia
road, q naftractive six-room and bath
tapestry brick home in Park View
section of Washington.
Clarence p. Robinson soldpren1ises,
1868 Thirteenth street northwest TO
Harry Moshovitz for an investment.
A new operation of six-rOom and
bath houses near Fifteenth and u
streets northeast, having three large
covered porches; hot.water heat, cleo
tricity and all modern conveniences.
has been sold to the following: 1912
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