The Washington times., 1925-03-21
100000 SALES
. REPORTED by
CAT RITZ
Demand for Six-Room-and-
Bath Homes Greatest
in Years

Norris Cafritz Company, Inc, re-
ports sales amounting to 100000.
The company reports the demand
for new homes Of six rooms and
bath is greater than it has been
for several years. The company
has disposed Of every one built
this year before completion. and
several have been sold from plans
of houses now under construction
Two. rows fronting on Illinois
avenue northwest, north of Sher-
man Circle, comprising forty homes,
were sold to the following:
No. 1890 Illinois avenue to Her
man Rosenbaum, and other houses
In the row to Leon Sondheimer,
Fred C. Cornwell, William D. An
FAINT. Bessie G. Jackson, Fl. Nd.
Mason, Edgar z. White, L. j.
Coulter, Bass and Heft, William I.
Speer, w. T. Hartcrauft. w. A..
Burnett, Harry A. Johnson. AIDE
laide L. Madden and Lloyd r. Bur-
chell.
No. 701 Decatur street was sold
to Oscar Nauck. It is a large cor
ner residence. overlooking Sher-
man Circle, No. 4SO3 illinois ave
nue. was sold to j. ". Ruthven, and
other houses in, the row to Captain
Wood. Eta De Pugh, w. D. Spain,
Henry Il. Baer, John A. Dills, VII.
liam III. Dyer, Anthony Miller,
Mary s. Pinckney, a. q. c. HUFF
G. T. Crown, C. T. Milne. Sara B.
Harris, Edith Fleming, Samuel L.
Raboy, J. N. Morris, q. w. Cooper,
Maurice A. Cohen, Fred q. Warren
and Frank Foer.
houses in the same location. in
course OF completion already dis
posed Of, il the 500 block Of De-
catur street, sold as follows:
No. 4S01 Ninth street to H.. +.
Reidel. No. 1900 Eighth street to
Louis J. Seigel, No. 500 Decatur
street to II. r. Waite, and other
houses In the Decatur street row
to A. L. Miller, Thomas E. Hall.
c. g. Little, Annie v. Russell, Mary
/. Watson, Rose MinchlOsky, w.
8. McDaniels, Mary A. Davis, Har.
ry Jennings, John j. Baum, Clinton
Grabill. Gertrude H. Johnson.
Maude Biondi, May @. Randall,
Frank Carr. Myrtle Keener and
BENJAMIN Eanet.
The palatial corner home at No.
522 Buchanan street northwest con-
tanning every modern convenience,
with built-in garage, large porches,
etc., was sold to Eugene. Simmons.
No. 4S1S Illinois avenue. built
by Floyd p. Davis, was sold to c.
8. Zepp. Marion G. Peckham dis.
posed of Nos. 1906 Belmont street
northwest to Peter Harrison, which
contains three apartments.
Theresa Kemper purchased No.
40 Kentucky avenue southeast, a
six-room-and-bath home, with hot:
water heat, electric lights and a
fine garage.
Six Sold to Investor.
Numbers 1910, 1919, 1918. 121Sh
Sixth street southwest and No. 600
and No. 602 Clark court southwest,
were sold for Harry ChidakeI to a
local investor, who intends to
hold them as an investment.
Theola Robinson purchased No.
1909 w street northwest from Mary
s. Pinckney. Frank Hoffman pur.
chased the nine-room-and-bath house
at No. 1870 Ingleside Terrace from
Zoe Kirkham, and he intends to
renovate 1t and hold 1t as an in
vegtment.
No. 534 Shepherd street northwest
was sold to Charles s. Clarke. This
six.room.and-bath home is located
in a pretty section OF Petworth.
No. 1112 Eighth street northeast
was sold to Ralph Maiatico, who
has renovated it and obtained a
tenant and expects to hold it as an
investment.
No. 1892 Quincy street northwest,
six-roonl-and-bath home, with hot.
water heat, electric lights and other
modern improvements, was sold to
Charles Shofnos.
John L. Holloway purchased for
investment the property at No. 140S
Fifth street northwest and No. .762
Hobart place northwest.
No. 1920 Corbin place northeast
was sold to John Mullin for local
investor.
Fannie Washington purchased No.
1927 Eleventh street northwest, a
six.room.and.bath house.
The sixsroom-a nd-bath home at
No. 30O6 Eleventh street northwest
was sold to John w. Butcher.
The new home at No. Gil Decatur
street northwest, recently complet-
ed, containing six rooms and bath,
was sold to Anna r. Eienle for
James r. Douglass.
A store and apartment at No. 605
Seventh street southwest was sold
for John J. Brosnan to Jack Vogel,
who will remodel and occupy it as
his place Of business.
Frank C. Leonard purchased the
six-room and bath home at No. 53S
Shepherd street northwest
The large six.room-and-bath resi-
dence at No. 4317 Fifteenth street
northwest, constructed by Morris
Cafritz Company Inc, was sold TO
Harry Spund. This home is one
Of the high-class houses recently
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