The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-17
REALTY Fl R N
MAKES GOOD
REPORT
Shannon & Luchs List a
Large Number of Re-
cent Sales

An active winter selling season
seldom, if ever, surpassed in the
history of the real estate business
of Washington, is vouched for by
the recent list of sales reported by
Shannon & LuchS, Inc. Their Bur.
leith and Fourteenth Street Terrace
developments are especially active.
In their Burleith section, which is
daily becoming more and more
popular as a moderate-priced home
development. the following sales are
reported: 3716 T street to Earl b.
Frank; 3608 S street to Gladys Gage
Gray; beautiful corner, 1900 Thir.
ty.seventh street, to Isaac and
Helen H. Jones; 3717 r street to
Conway N. Kitchen, this transfer
through the offices of Maddux
Marshall Company; 1924 T street to
Lena j. Landlord; 3718 r street to
Vincent T. Monohan; 3714 T street
to Katherine NJ. Moore: 1901 Thirty
seventh street. another attractive
corner, to Genevieve M. Mcmahon;
3713 r street to Harry l.. Parkin;
son; 3715 T street to Marie G. Sim
mons; 1927 T street to A Earl
Weeks, and 1902 Thirty-seventh
street to James L. West. These are
all six-room houses, brick construc-
ton, of very unusual and attractive
design.
In their Fourteenth Street Ter
race development two of the Eng
lish style, semi.detached, eight-room
houses have been recently trans
ferred; No. 5305 Fourteenth street
being purchased by James M.
Priest, prominent attorney, and No.
5313 Fourteenth street by Matthew
L. Rue, local forest engineer.
A new Chevy Chase, Nd. bum
galow, 6504 Brookville road, re-
Gently constructed by the jacobson
Brothers, has been purchased by
Clyde w. and Hattie M. Fiery for
their home.
The large home, No. 1924 G street
northwest. formerly owned by Josie
Sullivan, has been sold to Professor
John T. Erwin, of George Wash
ington University.
Florence l.. Devlin, represented
by e. H. Russell, purchased from
Harry M. Bralove the attractive de-
tached home in Chevy Chase. No.
1915 Thirty-ninth street, recently
finished.
Unimproved ground at the corner
OF Bellevue terrace and Fulton
street, owned by Hamlin NJ. Van
dervort, has been transferred TO
Gertrude A. Gervich.
Edward H. Jones sold the prop
erty at 1928 Twenty-ninth street to
"a local investor.
The Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation purchased from the estate
of Mary A. Copp, the American Sc
curity and Trust Company, trus-
tees, the downtown property at S22
Eighth street northwest.
One Of the recently completed
homes of Wallingsford & Common,
No. 3400 Tenth street northeast,
was sold to Reverend Hugh T.
Stevenson, OF Bethany Baptist
Church. who has already occupied
same for his home.
The tract of ground at Colorado
avenue and Fourteenth street was
sold to the Columbia Association of
Baptist Churches as the site for a
new church.
Clarance A. Brandes purchased
from Lena Otto and Anna NJ. Welty
the properties. Nos. ga Twenty
second street and 2212-2214 G. street
northwest. The transaction was
handled together with the office of
Paul ?. Magoffin.
No. 629 Lexington street north.
east, Kennedy-built home, was
sold for Charles Hart to Charles
w. Parson, who will occupy same
for his home.
The large house at 1853 Kenyon
street northwest was sold to Annie
r.. Chopper for Lena B. Mckee.
Richard =, O'NeilI purchased the
properties, Nos. 213-215 X street