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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08

Mr.. Roosevelt, has taken almost as
much interest in the navy as the
president himself and has learned
much of the details of the depart
ment.
Frank B. kellogg is national COM
mitteeman from Minnesota, has been
trust buster for the administration,
and will be the next encouragement.
Ii is true that he has been attorney
for the steel trust, but Mr.. Taft said
fatty toward the close of the cam
paign that he could see no narm IN
any attorney not a member OF the Of
fetal family of the government exer-
cising his right as an attorney to take
lucrative employment
Mr. Taft feels that young Mr.. Gar
field, the present head of the interior
department, has shown ability that
should be rewarded by reappointment.
James Wilson, of Iowa, announced
mis- purpose last winter of quitting the
public service when MIR. Roosevelt
went out of office. He thought at
that time he had served longer con-
tinuously than any other member OF
any cabinet. He entered the McKin-
ley cabinet and has remained with
Mr. Roosevelt since. But it was dis
covered through the World Almanac
that William WIFI was attorney gen
eral twelve years and this beat the
record of Mr.. Wilson. On learning
this the secretary of agriculture de-
cided that he would like 10 stay long
enough TO get the record for himself.
Who will succeed him six months af-
ter March will be determined large
ly by the political expediency of tlat
particular time
Strauss Work Unfinished.
Oscar s. Straus, as secretary Of
commerce and labor. established what
amounts TO a free government en-
ployheht agency. whereby immi-
grants are shipped fro Ellis island to
jobs already obtained for them in the
west Results thus far have been en-
; couraging but the plan is still an
experiment. Mr.. Strauss interest in
il is so deep that there i no hkeli-
hood that ne Will be disturbed in
working it out.
Fred W. Carpenter. who viii be sec
rotary to the president succeeding
Mr. Loeb. is a native of Minnesota,
but spent most of his life. before 60
ing with Mr. Taft, in California. MI.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08
PROF. DANNELLY
VISITING HERE

Prof c. VI. Dannelly. of Evergreen.
Ala, will arrive in the city today on a
visit TO friends. This will be Prof.
Dannelly's first visit to Pensacola
since he left here several years ago,
when he resided. here with his par
ents His many friends in Pensacola
win be pleased TO learn of his rapid
advance in educational matters and to
know that he is now principal of a
schools in Evergreen. He is a son of
Rev ]. NJ DanneIly, formerly pastor
OF the PalafoX Street Methodist
church.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08
PRIDE OF PENSACOLA
Lodge, No. 1928, GU. 0.
of Q. F.

Gives a musical at Warrington
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10th, at the
colored school house. Music by ID. ID.
Collins orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
DAILY COURT RECORD

May 81, I9Os.)

IL street southwest, between Half and First streets
William r Kelly. trustee. 70 Daniel X Jackson,
lot 81, square 60 SO
Friendship and Mount Airy-Harry T. Palmer ct ux.
to Louisa f. ErwiH, parts lots 70 and H. block
Pleasant Piains-GeoTge p Horton. r.. et ux 10
f. Il. Harris. lot Is. block /. SO
Rear of Us street s0uthwest-Charles WeitzeI to
Amealia Wefze lot u. square 43 SO
lie Droit park-Horatio B. HolAeld 10 MaFy v
H0aeld. lot l6. block ,. SO
Columbia Heigbts-sisry W. Let end Julia L.
Weitzel ct al 70 Harve5 T. Winfield one-balf
interest in lot g. block 2. SO
Whitehaven. ST. Philip and Jseob-Jacob p. CLARK.
trustee, to William l. Malone, lot 3, block 2,
So
Fourth and streets northWest-AIildEed D. Kline
10 Charles h Davidson, part original lot !!
square north Of square SIS. SO.
South Carolina avenue southeast between sixth
and Seventh stTee1s-John Z. Briggs e TX 70
John r and Bertha L. Casper. lot 3. square
s75, SO
Nineteenth and streets northWest-Chsrles H.
Davidson et ux. 10 Margaret Davis. lots s and
"a, square lIo SIC
Addition to Kenilv0Tth-Aren ". Mallery and Ho-
Tatio y. Taplin trustees. 10 Jacob J. Miller,
lots l5 H. and Is block l. SO
Fadssorth-HsrTy B. Wilson and Harry Wardman
t. Bailey Shumate lot a. square 233. So
Squares 7e5, ST. and 653-3iary J. Martin et Al. 70
James and George A. Martin, trustees, original
slot 10 square 81, part lot g square l65. and lot
II, square e53 SO
Fifteenth street northwest betWeen and " streets
-Inomss Bones and S. Percy Thompson. tEus-
tees, to John and Mary ]. T0nkin, iOt s.. square
23 So
Seventh street southwest het,roen p and q streets
John E MeLsran and William J. FlatheT tr1is-
tees, to Henry Wassman. parts lots II and q.
square 4s2. S30S.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
CHURCH EXITS CONDEMNED.
Chief Belts Orders Supported by the
Commissioners.

commissioners.
Chief William T. Belt, Of the Dis
tr1ct fire department, has reported TO the
Commissioners regarding the inspection
of exits of churches.
The following churches viii be request
ed 10 change their exits 10 comply with
the District fire regulations. either by
making the doors swing outward or by
replacing them with swinging ones: Ne
mortal Chapel. Fifth and P streets; Cen
tral Presbyterian, Third and 1 streets;
First Evangelical Reform, Sixth and n
streets; KeHar Memorial, Ninth and
Maryland avenue northeast: Western
Presbyterian. Nineteenth and II streets;
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian, Florida
avenue and Bohrer street: St. Michael and
All Angels Episcopal. Twentieth and
Virginia avenue; Peoples Congregational
colored, 626 NJ street; Liberty Baptist, z
street near Seventeenth; Waugh Meth
od'st Episcopal. Third and A streets
northeast: St Margarets. Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place: Strangers
Home, Of Shiloh Baptist Church. 1886 L
street. First Congregational. Tenth and
C streets: St. Thomas Episcopal. Eight
eenth and Church streets. and Israel
Methodist Episcopal. colored, First ana
B street southwest.
The Commissioners yesterday approved
the report and voted that the trustees or
the churches named be requested 20 have
the change made as indicated by Chief
Belt
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NUIE-t tu0Ilshed unIy a5 Information. and not
guaranteed.
500 T. Nc & O. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
tlb3le train Pullman sleelers % Lexington Louis
vile Cincinnati lniauaIOlis Chicago ana 81
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs. Pull
man cars Louisville t. Nashville, Memphis. and New
Orleans Dining ears, "a carte service.
ul0 T. Nj r. Y. LIMITED. Daily-Soid
vestibuie train Pullman sleep~rs to Cincinnati
Lexington, aud Louisville Compartment slecping
ear % Virginia Hot Sfgings week days Dining cars
q ia carte service. Pullman SeefeIs Cincinnati %
Chicago and ST Louis, and L0giNille 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets Al Chesapeake and Ohio
0lees 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue 80 Aih street.
near f. and New Union station. Telephones: Main
1870 foT Washington Terminal Cab Service aud Main
1910 or 20 fnr q. 3 .. lcket O.ice.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
CENTENARY OF DAVIS.

Birthday of President of COnfad-
eracy TO BE Celebrated.
Preliminary plans for the Tooth an
niversary of the birth Of Jefferson
Davis, to be held June 8, were made
last night at a meeting of committees
representing the five chapters Of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
in the District, at the home of Mrs.
Belle c. Riley, vice president of Robert
e. Lee Chapter. 1016 Vermont avenue
northwest.
It was decided to hold the celebration
in Mount Vernon NJ f. Church. Rep
resentadve were present from the
following chapters; Stonewau Jack
son. Robert f. Lee, Beauregard, Albert
Sidney Johnson. and Southern Cross.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South BrookIand-EtheI s Mckee to Bruce L.
Keenan,, lot Is, block 5, SO.
Observation-Disclosures T. Edrington ct VIZ. Charles
W, to Elias Wolfe lot n. block 5, So
HolEnead Manor-Alexsndsr Miller ct ux, to William
W. and Margers B. Cirtiss. los lQ7, block A. $40.
The Ridge-John A. Hall 20 Aaron J. Gaskins, lots
10 10 a. block 5sl5; lots l to IS block Rl7; lots
to g. square 5sSs and lots to Z. block 5ei2 $40.
No. 1855 Georgia avenue s0ltbeast-John W. Hud-
low Ct ux, to Andrew W. Lpkes lot 81, square
l0l5, So
Sixth street northwest. between Q and streets
Thomas A. Davis 20 Harry o. AiburgeT, part
lot 4. square az sl.s00
Fourth and x streets sJutheast-William T. Kelly.
trustee to Daniel X. Jackson. parts original
lots /, 8, sAA s. square 90, $40
Sherwood Edwards Land and Building COMPANY
TO Bartlett E. Haper. lot s. block 4Z2l, SO
Meridian Hiii-Afary F. Henderson 10 John 3
Henderson, parts lots y and Is, block H. SO
& street northwest, between FIrs and Second
stFeets-Daniel ". ODon0ghus trustee, 70 10
ssph B. stein part original lot 3, square 55s,
&LEz
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22

PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. } to GO PER
foot. at Mt. Rainier, Nd on 2th and 18th sts.
near K. /. ave. District Line Sta fare, high and
healthy; small mcsithly payments J. {. ROGERS.
If you WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
OF suburban home. send for latest bulletin
Marion Duckett * Son, 635 + NV.
mhiI-u
FOR SALE AT KENILWORTH, ID. c,
AoF Is your time TO secure easy monthly pay
mets. one OF these attractive cottages choice lots
IN henllHTth. ID. c. NashIngtOns growing suburb.
ALLEN W. AIALLERY, 14I7 & st. NV.
LARGE AND SHALL IMPROVED AND UNIN-
proved properties on line OF Great Falls and Old
Dominion K r.. also acreage sold monthly in
stalments with small cash payment; money fur
nished 10 build Phone N. 1926.
CLIFTON LAUGHLIN CO.. 715 18th st.
ap30-30t
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
SMOKER AND SUPPER.

Male Choir of st. AIoysius' Listens to
Addresses by Eminent Speakers.
A smoker and supper was given last
night by the male choir of ST Aloysius'
Catholic Church to the male choir Of St
rauIs Church. in Gonzaga Hall, street,
near North Capitol street. northwest
Father W. J. Finn. Of Chicago. who
established the choir at St Pauls. was
present and made an address Other
speakers were Father Mackin. of ST
PauFs; Father Himmel. Of ST. Aloysius'
and S. J. Byrne.
Two boys. who are under the training
of Father Finn, and who came from
Chicago with him, sang
The male choir al ST. Aloysius is a
new organization. Formerly a mixed
choir was used in the services.
The officers of the new body are: Pres
ident, T, H. MAXWELL vice president J.
". Burns; secretary, Frank Cahill; treas
urer, +. A. Dougherty: librarian, Thomas
Gaffrey, and assistant librarian, Frank
Peck
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS.

YladYostok, via Seattle. close here daily at SO
p n. up 10 May 3. for dispatch by steamer
YeddO.
Hawaii japan Korea, China, and Philippine
Islands. VIA san Francisco, close hers daily al sos
D. n. up 20 Mag &, foE dispatch BY steamer China
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco, close here daily at SOS D. n I'D to
May 81 for dispatch b United States Transport
Apstralta texcept mails for West Australia New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. and New Caledonia. via
San Francisco, close here daily at 6 65 D n up TO
Mas s. for dispatch by steamer Foreric
japan. Korea China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver aud Victoria. B. c.. close here daily at
sos P. m. up 20 June 8 for dispatch BY steamer
Empress oi japan
Tahiti ard Maruuesas Islands via San Francisco
close here daily at $50 ?. N. up to June g. for
dispatch By steamer Mariposa.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
Ordered by the Commissioners.

The Board of Commissioners have is
sued the following orders:
That the following water mains be laid under the
provisions Of an act Of Congress Of l9os the same
being necessary IN The Judgment Of the Commission.
eFs Tor The public health safety comfort. and con
veniencs: Is feet. mere OF less. Of Pinch water
main in Benning road. eastward from Twentieth
street northeast
That =, F. SiulL midgekeeDer OF 500 pr aunum.
be promoted to bridsekeeper at $50 per diem.
That Eugene Welsh, bFidgekeeper az SEQ Per an
nun. Be promoted to brdgekeper at $50 per annun,
vice Stuu
That Robert Sherry. laboTer al SI.s9 per diem. be
appointed bgidgekeeper st $50 per annum, vice
Welsh
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Folloalug schedule dSuTes published onIy
ss information and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, birmingham, Mobile. New OFleaus
Asheyisle, Chattanooga. Memphis, sI5 A. ~ and
u ~ p. u daily.
For Roanoke. KnoxTills. Chattarooga. Memphia
New Orleans. 1913 ?. Il. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, SaTan-
man. Jacksonville. and Florida points i:lO D u
oally.
Tourist cars for California. tri-Weekly 4.i0 D m
Local for HsTis0nhuTg, 80 4 N dzily; as .. o.
week days; Tor DanYiile. SIS a N. daily. and for
Charlottesville sl5 = u. and IS ,. n. daily Ers-
Quenl trains 20 and from Bluemont
L. ). BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
DIES AT AGE OF 81 YEARS.
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Tucker Crews
VIII Be Held Tomorrow.

Mrs. Sarah Tucker Crews. who died at
7:15 p. m. on Wednesday. May %, came
to this country with her husband on their
wedding trip, IN lS49
She was born in 1897. in Preston. Palgn-
ton. Devonshire. England, and was the
daughter Of the late John Humphrey. an
extensive building contractor Her hus-
band, John Furze Crews. whom she sur
vived for about fourteen years. was for
many years in business in Washington
Mrs. Crews Is survived by her three
children. William P. II. Crews. formerly
Of the Star; Enos Crews, and Mrs. Will
lam R. Bushby, wife of the Rev. VIII
lam r. Bushby
The interment viii take place to-mor-
row, at p. m, at Rock Creek Cemetery
The funeral services will be conducted
by the Rev. George Fiske Dudley. rector
OF 81. Stephens P. z. Church.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
Eauitv suifa.

No. 27S1. John Jog Edison, trustee, ct al. vs..
Unknown Heirs TO establish title by adverse Dos
session. Attorney. Irving Williamson
No. 2IsiZ William If. Weaver vs. Charles T.
Chick: fer injunction and discovery, Attorneys,
Wolf s Rosenberg
No. 2slS. Maggie Culloty vs. Elizabeth ~ Car
penter; partition. Attorneys " J. Lambert
Nc, 2sH Frank s. Harper vs.. J. Blake Clark:
Judgment creditor bill. Attorney. Malcolm Hufty.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
DEATH RECORD.

George W. Golden. 11s7 29th 81. NV. 7s years
Mabel Whitcomb. Homeopathic Hosp. 3 years.
Sarah H. HeIEesfeimer. l0ls Mass ave. ne, s. yTS
Cecil IL sraid, lZ57 S4th s. NV, years.
Kate W. cottTeli. i70 Q s. nv. 60 years.
David Perry. 1893 9Th ST. NV, 65 years
William A. Phillips. 2l3 eth 81. Sc. Il yoar&
Saliie Fisher. 217 s. NV. 81 years.
COLORED.
Mary f Brent. go z S. sw., 7s years
Martha s Coleman. g 81, nv, 60 years.
Marion A, Williams. 80 18th 81. nv, 2 years.
LsuTsucs Combssa. Sd and II SIS ne. g years
Palice Greer, l2ll r st. NV, 3 years.
John " LLOYD. 1t5l Pierea Il. NV, 50 years.
Joseph J. Mstthews, 1902 ST. Sc, years.
Joseph Turner. 2l3s Brightwood ave, 8 months.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TICKET OFFICE. IlH PENNA. AVE
Notice. ollowing schedule not guaranteed
SOS A. n. Daily-SeabOard Nail. Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers to Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington 20 Hamlet and Hamlet
70 Atlanta. Dining cars.
So z. NJ Daily-Seaboard Express. Coaches and
Pullman 70 Savannah, jacksonville Tampa, Atlanta
Birmingham. Memphis Dining cars
z. d STAESELL. District Passenger Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William ]. Collier, q, and Goldie O. saifHstt, IS.
both of Madison, Va Rev E. Hez Sven.
joseph 3. Dalton. q and Blanche E Aud, T.
Rev. Eugene de l. Mcconnell
Hans Kaufman. T. and Resale Held, 2. Charles
B. Bundy. justios Of the peace
William z King q, and Fannie E NoEbaok. s.
Rev. William G. Dram.
COIORED
Richard II. Colbert. s. and Mamie T. Davis. .
Rev. J. H. Robinson.
Nathaniel Tessen. 3. and Martha z. Bruenneu
d Rev. r. A. Arnstead
James h Barbour. p and Julia L Marlborough,
Is Rev ! NJ Wsldr1D
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
woman Takes Diamond stud.

H. Morris Husband, a clerk in the Pen
sion Office, living at 1895 F street north
west, reported TO the police yesterday
that he had been robbed of a diamond
shirt stud, valued at S75 by an uniden-
tilted woman whom he met at Thirteenth
and F streets, at IL o'clock Wednesday
night The woman asked Husband the
way TO an uptown hotel, and while in
conversation with him, appropriated bis
stud.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFEECT APRIL II, 1893
Leave Washington New Union station.
SID g. m.-Daly-An points on NeFfolk aud West
ern; also knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis
l035 p. m.-Daily-Roanoke Bristol, Winston
Salem Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville, MemDhis
NeW Orleans Through Sleeper. DiEing ozTA
fOr Aorfoik-Leave Washington 40 a. n daily
lI.J a. n. daily Except Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u - a. n, 81 y IL
iHj D m.-Daiiy- -BeTTyTllle. LgTay, Shenandoah
Elktgu
Trains from the Southwest arrive s4S a. n. and
u ~ p IA.
All information FOuueeuth street and New Yosk
sysEae lBoud Buildins).
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
Iamnuifn

No. 505s2 The NoIal Polish Manufacturing Com.
pany IS. William +. Bowen; certiorar Attorney
Burton Macafee
No 5o5ss House & Sullivan vs. the Northwestern
Bottling Company; appeal. Attorney, J. II. Lough-
ran.
No 1854 American National Bank vs. George
c. Sturgiss; note, 800. Attorneys. Berry Minor
No $685. Robert ;. Strong vs., Rufus E Andres
appeal. Attorney. L. A. Bailey.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
Equity Court NO. 1.

Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 1854 Title Guarantee and Surety Cognpany
stewart et al. Philip Walker appointed receiyes
bond. 500. Attorneys, Philip Walkers. D. Brad
ley and D. W Baker
No. 1854 Rosenberg ct al vs. spanier: referred
to auditor Attorneys. Alexander Wolf and ]. T.
PeyleT.
Attorneys, Wolf Rosenberg.
No. Z7l6 0'D0nnel IS O'Donnell; rule return
able Nay r. Attorney. ". J. Lambert
No. 267Ss Hutton vs.. Hutton; order that de-
fendant be released BY marshal Attorneys, CTsndal
MackeyE. /. Giles.
Assignments for tO-day-Motions
No 553 Heinicke rs. Heinicks. Attorneys, Graf
& MicheIl-Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. 3iT Dudley IS. Dudley ct al Attorneys.
Joues-Peyton.
No 359 Harrison IS Harrison Attorneys, VIII
iamson-BEandenburg Jefords.
No. 36l Hannah IS. National Lumber Company
e. al Attorney. Easby-Smith
No. 375. HargraEes rs Hsrgrayes ct al Attorneys.
Shea. Taylor & johnson Benjamin.
No. 81. Savage - callaghan. Attorneys. Dan
Bell
No. Ss. Hill vs. Gilbert ct al Attorneys.
Thompson Hoehling, Thomas & 0'Donoghpe.
No. 3sl. Otis Elevator Company et al. vs.. Meyers
ct al, Attorneys, simmons & Observation-Disclosures
a. Preutiss.
Equity Court No. :.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 3S. Horn vs.. Horn. Attorneys, Sillers &
Forrest Plumley.
No. $50, Lewis - Interstate Printing Company.
Wheatley for iHtereneTi Thomas, for receiver.
No. 4s- Morgan vs.. Warwick Attorneys.
Tooney Sulliyan-RalstOn & Siddons.
No. S8 Jefferson vs.. Van MatFe. Attorneys,
SiIleTs Hsrl0w-Dayis & Linton
No. 36S Sanders vs.. Davis Attorneys. BTanden-
burg-PCTy & Davis.
Ne. s72. Lsnsbllrgh vs. Sullivan ct al. Attorneys.
Enig-Ilarlinzton and Soh0n
Nc. S4- Mann vs.. Mann. Attorneys. 0'shea-
Weikert
No. 576. Brown vs.. Richardson. Attorneys,
Schwartz stTasbsTgeT-Ief0rds < Hunter.
No. Ss Thomas VS.. DE Winter Attorneys.
BelleT-Marshall.
No. So. Hawkins rs. Tribby. Attorneys Stew
art. Hemans Is Colins-Boyd
No. 80 Proctor vs.. Proctor. Attorneys. Forrest
& Mitchell.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
CANCELS HUTTON'S BOND.
Court Releases Defendant Husband
from MarshaPs Custody.

An order was signed by Chief Justice
Clabaugh yesterday formally releasing
William P. Hutton from the custody OF
the marshal and canceling his bond
Mrs. Mary Hutton. wife Of Hutton. in
stituted suit for maintenance against him
about a year ago. and at the same time
had him placed under bond TO prevent
him from leaving the jurisdiction. Since
that time Mr. Hutton has paid his wife
alimony, and II is understood a settlement
Of their domestic difficulties has been
made. Mr. Hutton is an employe Of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, and,
according to his wife. is in receipt of an
income Of $175 per month.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation ia
the District of Columbia. Bemeus-
ber The Herald when placing legal
advertisements.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
Probate Court.
r,urru IIrsr1rr rr-Anarrc.u

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate Of Charles B. Church order admitting
viii probate and record and letters testamentary
bond S5G00. Attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Estate Of John K. Pfeil; order admitting viii to
probate and record and letters testsmentsry; bond
S, ,000. Attorneys Rsston & Siddons
Estate Of Charles ]. Nourse; order admitting viii
to record.
Estate Of Philip F. Gerry petition for letters Of
administration
In re Mildred Gait ct al order reducing allow.
ance.
Estate OF Virginia G. Ellecott: viii dated October
2, 1895, and codieii dated July i2, 1904. filed
Estate Of William T. Solomon: petition for con-
frrnation Of probate Of viii. Attorney, W. ]. Lam
bert
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOT on WISCONSIN AVE. COR
ner Of Erie st., about 90 feet front. at l5c per
square foot; terms 20 suit
FOR sALE-A nice lot at the corner Of 4lst and
Ere sts., TenleytoWn. ID, c.. $780, SO or more cash
FOR SALE-Lot on Erie ST., next TO Wisconsin
ave; triangular IN shape, with q frontage on Erie
ST. Of l72 feet: greatest depth IS feet; we can
sell this for $50: sign on lot. MILLER-sHOE-
MAKER REAL ESTATE CO. qnc), l2ss wiscon-
sin ave. my2O6t
The Washington herald., 1908-05-22

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, ID. G.
Adioiping Chevy Chase, Nd, and within the DIs
triCt Fronting over 1000 feet on Connecticut ave
nue. five streets running east and Wesi SO feet eje
Saon. Every lot in the tract is available for build
ing purposes. "a detached houses ana bungalow
erected under course OF construction since Nav
1897. the date Of opening Of the subdivision. All
city Improvements, including water sewer. macad-
amized streets, granolithic sidewalks shade trees
all without expense to purchasers. Special induce
ments are offered 70 those who agree TO build
Write, telephone call for pats and fun partie.
ulars, Autos aud carriages at your disposal
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INC.).
7Ss 18th st. NV