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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
SAYS JUDAISM IS AS MIGHTY
TODAY AS IT EVER WAS
Rabbi Franklin Makes Impressive Ad
dress In Confirming Big Glass
In Synagogue.

Solemn and impressive services were
helo in Temple Beth Ell. Wednesday
morning, when class IT boys and
girls was confirmed by Rabbi Leo NJ.
Franklin In the presence OF large
congregation. An elaborate musical
program was presented by a double
quartet under the direction Of Boris
l.. Ganapol, assisted by Edmond Lich-
tenstein. violinist. The members Of
the class took part in the services
and at the close each was presented a
handsome Bible by Rabbi Franklin in
the name OF the congregation.
In his sermon 10 the children, DR.
Franklin declared that Judaism Is as
mighty today as II ever was.
Once let the Jew know his duty;
let him study his own Bible and sa-
cred literature; once let the Jew re-
deem himself from ignorance which
ike a stone weights him to the earth,
and Judaism will then come into its
own said the speaker.
I'VE do not need a new religion.
We need a new generation OF Jews.
and It is for this reason that | say
that IN this confirmation class there is
for me a mighty promise. These chill
dren, taught religion as their parents
were not taught. and guided as their
forbears were not privileged TO be
guided, are the safeguard OF the
Judaism of today They will. indeed.
not observe all the forms and rites
that their parents did. and they will
not carry out all the long forms and
ceremonies that the orthodox Jews
have. but they Will live up to the truth
which they know is in harmonious ac-
cord with the truth that has been
spoken by science in this great age.
Whatever else this hour may mean
to you. children, It. means above all
else that you are consecrated to the
furtherance OF that faith which today
receives you into It's fellowship. Not
to be faithful as Jews from this day
forth would mean not only that you
are ingrates to the dear parents who
have sacrificed 80 much for you and
to the teachers who have so unset
flshly guided you, but above all IL
would man that YOU would be traitors
TO God, TO that faith which holds you
In It's embrace. BE Jews and Jewesses
worthy Of the name. God grant that
20 be Jews means more than mere
creedal confession II means life
devoted to high purposes and inspired
by high ideals. II means a consecrat-
ed loyalty To God and to the land in
which you live"
The following are the members OF
the confirmation class: Morris Gold
berg, Russell Elmer Golden. Roy
Greenthal Moll;e Emiline Kimche,
Melvin Darold Kopple. Harry Morris
Krohn, David Louis Levy, Milton Da-
vid Marx Virginia Beatrice Morse,
Floyd Abraham Rindskoff, Ruth May
Ringer. Marjorie Babetta Simon. Law
renee Louis Titlebaum, Irma Traitel,
Seymour Anspach Weinberg. Bertram
Wolfe and Angelo Harry Maybaum.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
SIR ANTHONY EXPLAINS.
Hasn't Handle to Name, but was
Chrlstencd That Way.

sir" Anthony Russell, colored
faced Justice Stein, Wednesday noon
TO answer the charge OF assault and
battery brought by his ebony-hued
wife, Anna.
"Ah. Sir Anthony" said Justice
Stein, bowling, and where do you
get your title, may | ask?"
MY folks named me that. Yes, sir,
Sir is my first name; Anthony Is my
second name, but folks all calls me
Sandy; | give my full name only on
regular formal occasions responded
Sir Anthony. who says he is cook
on the Eastern States.
His case will be given hearing
on June 2. He has been In Jail since
Saturday, but Wednesday noon was
released on his personal recognizance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
Lived 1872 Yeara

VIM. Parr-Englands oldest man
married the third time at 100, worked
in the fields till 1872 and lived 20 years
longer. People should be youthful at
so. James Wright. of Spurlock, Ky.
shows how to remain young. II feel
just like 16-year-old boy" he writes
after taking six bottles OF Electric
Bitters. For thirty years Kidney trou
BILE made life a burden. but the first
bottle Of this wonderful medicine
convinced me had found the greatest
cure on earth" They're a godsend 70
weak, sickly, rundown or old people
Try them. At K. G. Kinsel, Central
Drug Co., Gray q Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27

Subscribers entitled TO books,
due previous TO December 1st,
1907, can now be supplied at
this office. Call at City Circu-
lation Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
Michigan Central Wins.

Judge Muffin directed a verdict,
Wednesday. In the case OF John A,
McCauley against the Michigan Cen
trail. McCauley sued for $4,000 for
the loss OF his left arm, crushed OF
while uncoupling a train. The acci-
dent was caused by the humping into
the train OF yard engine. Judge
Murfin held that the plaintiff took the
s@sk as d fpflow servant. - Walter
Dohany defended
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27

they consented TO a settlement at 80
cents of the dollar that you Intended
10 bring this suit? p.
mo, OF course. | didn't"
Didn't you know that IL they had
known this suit was coming they
would never have settled at 80 cents?''
II don't care what they knew. |
made zip my mind that II | ever got
out of their clutches | would make
them pay for it,"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
June Is to-ee- ehildren,s

June 20 has been chosen as Chill
dren's day, and committee has been
appointed TO draw up program OF
amusements for the children on that
occasion. There will be the usual pa
rade and exercises for the school chill
Gren on Belle Isle. commencing at
o'clock in the afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
A WONDERFUL "FooT.DocToR" SHOE
At Becomes the Corner Stone Of Success.

Three when Richards and Frank Huetter
the leading manufacturers with the ideas
drawings diagrams OF their famous Foot-Doctor
Shoe which result their % combined
experience scoed and called theorists
deamers. cranks But the Detroit boys would not be
deniedand became persistent In their quest
They knew their Foot Doctor" Shoe would demand
deserving It, After weeks OF discouraging search
the "Auocrat $3.50. 81 Shoe Co. agreed make the Is
Foot Doctor Shoe for them II has been from
inception today Richards Huetter, 232 and PA
Randolph St., "Pngree Square, are not only selling
satisfied Detroiters- sending
"Foot-Doctor" Shoes by mail TO all OF the United
The the Foot Doctor" Shoe
only faultit long; ahead OF
old Freak True Tread shoe OF night
Doctor is only the styles Auto
Oxfords and Shoes they show and children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
New Sunday Excursion Service.

Effective Sunday May Goth, to bet.
ter accommodate patrons OF every
Sunday excursions to Cleveland. the
Lake Shore Ry. will run a special
train 20 Detroit leaving Cleveland
each Sunday during the season at
300 p. No.. arriving Detroit 11:15 y.
m. Excursion train leaves Detroit
1902 a. m, fare to Cleveland and re-
turn $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-27
WILL GET NEW TRIAL.

LANSING. Mich, May 26-The SUI
preme court this morning ordered a
new trial for James Burke and
Charles Thompson, convicted in Nc
costa county in April, 1908, of robbing
q bank.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No -s1s6- pairo rs. keyser, trustee appointed %
release. Attorney. J. J. Brosnan-
80 91s5 In re Publishers Clearing House order
o. publication Attorneys. Dgrr. Peyse- & Taylor
No Z53fa Owen e a. rs. CTuit e al order for
distribution Attorneys. Chapin Br0uu-E. II
Thomas Gordon Gordon. and Bern & Minor.
No 2s5Z Wright e. al IS Fleming % al tglls-
tee under deed Of trust appointed. Attorneys. Rails
Ton s. Siidous
No 2E3. Camis vs Gazkins, reference 70 audi
Or. Attorneys. lambert d Yeatmau-J- H. stew
srt.
No 2sC3 Bunker IS Burker; r1le rcturuzble
March %. At,C-nCys. Montague & Moria-ity-AIa-k
s-earman
No asss. Stewart rs. Stewart, f.. rule re,urnsble
March %. Auurnev r. J.. Gics-
No 2lsl in Do assignment a WlN scleneman:
order far sale and reference 20 auditor Attorneys.
Wolf & RosenberT
No 8l6- Bowman w. Bowman: absolate divorce
granted Attorueys W D. DaWdgc-C a. HackrtL
No -so6 HemneIly Is HcmmprIy- o11es fo-
commission 20 issue. Attorneys I Q. II. Award
Paca Obe-n.
No sss1 Scott vs. District q Columbia; re-
straiuing orier. Attorneys MADDOX & jat.ty aud
Thomas Walker.
40 E5s5 Lyun Va ". & p Stub Co. report of
trustee approved Attorneys. Raist0n s.dlons
Assignment f0r to-day,
40 5t Smith yE. Pi-znoEo q a. ArrcTneyA
Hamilton Colbert. Yzkes & HauiltCr-C. h
Wilson and p. +. Lesh.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. March ls.-Whsat to-day vas steady;
corn. firm: oats. active; re, strong and -four.
quiet
WHEAT-Spot contract L25ai 80; Anil. l.2rS
asked; May, Ia; July. LO7; steamer. No 2 red
l.IZiz; receipts l.6o bushels; Southern on rr.6e
lE5zal5
CORN-spot contract. T2&sa72Z Ar-H 7Zta7s.
May. 7siSa734; steamer. mixed 70Esa7O4 receipts
ss59 bushels; Southern white corn 7ika75k; south
EN- yellow corn. 701za72A
oATs-Stock in elevators, 459 bushels. shin
ments from elevators, 1907 bushels; white. No 2
6oa6l: do No. ,. 5s1sa5sis: do No. 4 ySlkas7iI
mixed No ?. 53za5s; mixed No. 5, 5sa55Ik uive5
No. I. 55a56z
RYE-stock In elevators. 6.5os bushels. shin
ments from elevators. 259 bushels; No. 2 Wes+
en- rye, export. IS; No. Western. uptown a.
livery, s4as5; No. Western rye, uptoun. sac
bag lots. as 20 quality ard condition Tsas8
FJOUR-Wintsr extra. A6oa4SO; winter clear n,
%; winter straight. 5Sa550: winter patent 57Ga
80; spring clear 4ssa4ss spring straight sO5sg a
spEirs patent, S7Saeooi City Mills best patent as.
do, hsh-gaoe patent. $50; do. high-grade slrsizt
eco; DO. choice family SIS: DO. extra l. iOaf col
Rye -four. medium to choice. A25a8s0. Com neal
pct 100 lbs. l60al7o.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTrER-Creamery. fancy. g Western frsts
aD. seconds. osa2- process fancy. 2iaSls. fatr Q,
good &s2i; dairy. ehoioe. Isl good. l5al7; store
pacsrd, fresh. l5ll6
CHEEsE-NeH York state fancy. largs. Iys: Co.
smaa. i5is-
EGGS-Near-by. fancy. Virginia. loss %. T.; Wss
Virginia ard Southwest Virginia. T. Tennessee L
North Carolina. I5is: duck ..
LIVE fOULTkY-Chickens, lsa1; hers e
ROSTERS. s.: ducks. laEge I5al6. CO.. snail. l2als
geese, 7s9; DO. fanc, nal2; TURKEYS. toms .
do. hens p: turkeys. thin. lasl5 keats. I0aI2
DRESSED POUJTRY-Turkey chcicc. undraun.
hens. 1a23. DO. averase undrawn. 3a22. do. thin
do. small. lsa0. hens. l5al5; ROSTERS sa9: ducks
lsaIs: geese lIsE.
DRESSED MEATs-Calves. ful dressed. Il: Do
heads on II: hog dress calves, "a: hams coprtrr.
sugar cured. i2a,i: hogs. snail and neat. pe- cvt
s00as5o. do medium. 70a--50, do. heaFy S5Oas 90
GAllE-Quai. fEncJ. -Ga153: do. szal, ZOO
gH
VEGETABLES Potatoes. homegrown. pcr bus
65ss0, per b.. L75s280; Eastern shore. Der bbl
L15a200, sweet potatoes. per Dbl. 2oea2 50; vans
Ter bbL. L5la2eoi cHuots Der bbl. Lsal-5o; e1cuu-
bers. Der bas.. L0al 90 celery. Der doE stalks
5oas9. cucumber pickles. Der baS. 75aL2; Cabbsee
Per bbl. leaL59; caulihoWer. PER bbl-. Z01a1Oo,
onions Ter bus 7Oasos Maryland ard Virginia. Per
bbl.. Lfoal.9; Ohio. prr bbl., L75a2o0: lettuce
Florida. per bbl-- Loolla
DRIED FRUITs-Appiss sliced. fancy. 4. do.
sliced bright 3ih: cherries. T.: blsckberries 4;
vhortleberries %. rasDberTies. =
GBAIN-Wheat. southern. on Frade Llsal .
rye. 7s; corn. shelled. white. 7oa75: do. yellow
7oa75. new, ear. 400a4.25; oats. Western white No
o 55a62; old. mixed. 55a61-
GREEN FRUlTS-Oauees. pe, tex 3O0a5 %;
Florida. per box. 20Oa2E; gFape FRUIT per box sea
800: apples King. per Dbl. SOOa350: York Imperial
packed. s.o0a450: Ben Davis packet. S50lA25: Vine
Sap. packed. 375a451. AIosmarls PIpuin LOOas %;
good 20 prime Zoa3.oo- NY % far 15a2OO: open-
head barrls common 20 Eocc- i-oai-5s. fancy tshls
fruit. sO6a5G3: oylnberriss. Cape Coz GER bbl
7.ooUs %: de-. per Standard cate. ZO0s2S; zine
apples Flcrida. per crate. 2Ooaf00
BAY AND STRAW-HaT. Western No. I l3 5Ds
H.o5; No. q l2o0sl25o; mixed. n-0oal2O0 strau.
rye. bundle. .Ao0a45o; ryc. machine thrashed l0Oa
10 50: wheat etoss5O; cat straw. per ton s0cas 90
RIES-BeeswaK. .: talloE- 6a6ls; honey.
white clover lib. rev 3: 90 1lh rev, Ioal1s
ginseng. per ID 5O015G: seneca. Per h., 20;
gOlGen seal 4oa35. pink. l2al8; mandrake 5: snake
root. s. walnut kernels. dry. lsalS
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed, free Of 6rrs.
Der h. 26a3o. do. UnWashed- free o. b1Es. per ID
2a2i do bury peT h.. l7als; hides. green per H.
sa9: do. dry. per h.. lsals; sheep skins green
each. 75al0l: do dr.. each. 5af0; calf skins green
each. L2al75: musTat. each. S2aS: skunk. each.
black. L75a225: mink. each. 4-0oa500. rabbit sEins
each, l. opossum each 2ai0; raecoOn. each. sal %;
fox. red. each. Looa2-5o; do gray. each. scsL0-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
DAILY COURTRECORD.

CTuesday. March 10. 1e099

supreme Court of the 7GHfted SfRtes.
Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan. NJ. Justice Brewer
Dir. Justice White Air. Justice Pcckham. Mr. Jus
uee Holmes Mr Justice Dag. and Mr. Justice
Moody.
James 3. Rickard n Honokan. Hawaii; Charles
IL Kahn, Of Boise Idaho; Pred S jackson. 0f To
peAa- kans ard CLARK olds, q Ene Pa. we're ad-
mirIed 10 praetice-
No =. The Pullman Company. nlaintl1 IN er-
Tor. u The state of kansas nel- G.. G. Coleman,
attorney genea Of said State advanced 10 Be heard
With NJ. Us as one case On motion of 1ir Charles
Blood Smith for fhe plaintiff in euor-
No ~ The Edison Electric Company. appellant.
Vs. The Cts q Pasadena et al appeal rom the
Circuit Court of the United States for the southern
district Cf California dismissed with costs on au-
thouty Of Ccunsel for-1Upcllant-
No ia Commercial Accident Company. plaintiff
ia error. vs. Mary B. Davis; argument continued by
Ar jules G. RosenheTgCT for the plaintiff IN e.ror.
By Mr.. W G.. Scarritt for the defendant IN error.
and concluded by Mr. jules G.. Rosenberger for The
plaintiff In error
No rs. Max Selliser. plaintiff IN erTor vs.. The
Commonwealth of Kentucky. by George II. Aiexan-
der. revenue agent: argument commenced oy Mr. J.
J.. Dodd Tor the plaintiff in error aDd Continued by
Up Matthew J. Holt for the defendant In eTror
Adjourned until to-day at p o'clock.
The day cali for Wcdnesday March T. viii he as
folows; Nos rs IT. rs land l25i. s. (and eo5l.
i3 I2i, lS3 l2l. l2s snd - and "a. les. and lSH.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
DISTRICT COURTS.



Present: TIE chief Justice 5Ir. Justice Rob5.
and Ar Jrstice Van Orsds1
admissions: Ralph II. DaUghton. e. Hugh Dufy,
snd s. ~ FIzGerald
No. 1893. G0mpers e al rs Bucks stove and
Range C0mpauy No. 1901. Minnn Company vs.
Smith Byos typewriter Company and No. 1872
Jacguette. SC. vs.. Capital Traction Company con
tinued
No lesa. Grics vs. Jones' argument continued 5J
Air- living Nillsms0n for appellant, continued by
Dir AI5ert sellers Ter sppeuee. continued by Ar- J.
q. Ia Pulro1 for appellee. eoIeluded by Mr..
Irving Williamson for appellant
no. EsS- Baum & s0a vs.. Knabe & Co.; argu-
mcnt commenced D. Nir Mltoc StrasbuTgsr faT
Appellants. continued by Mr. G. J.. Fziley .or ap-
Dellee. coDc,rded b. Mr. Milton strashurgcr f1r
APPELLANTS
No. 1885. Conssnl e al SC Is. CUNNING &c
affirmed. OpiDi0l by Mr. chief Justice Shepard
No 1879. Capital Traction Company vs. DirTeei
argument commencd by Mr.. g. T. Dunlop fo-
appellant. continued by Mr. l. J. Mathsr Tor ap-
peiiae conciuded BY NJ. 3. r. Perry for appellant
No 1875. Cake "a District q Columbia; sub
litted.
Adjourned from aay 70 day.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Railway common and
Mergenthaler were the most active is
sues yesterday on the local exchange.
The railway shares had one Of those
phenomenal days thar II enjoys now and
then after "a period Of quiescence, Sales
amounted 20 40 shares, 20 going az 43f
and %. at Is lower. These prices were
fractions lower than some recent sales.
but do not show any marked reaction OF
the stock Capital Traction stock sold
five shares at 1914, and Railway pre-
ferred brought 80 3-S to =
At the opening Of the market there was
good demand for tEe Traction bonds.
those OF the Capital Traction Company
selling at IL. and those Of the rival
company al ~ Is
On call. Mergenthaler did not become
active only one share was sold, az 207.
This, however, marked the upward ten
dency Of things as 10 price. and after
call other sales carried the price % 2Q9
and back again 20 pos
Among the bank shares. United States
Trust sold az par.
c. c. Glover, president OF the Riggs
National Bank. and Mrs. Glover are in
Atlantic City. where Mr.. Glover is seek
ing a little needed rest.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March l6.-Sterling to-day closed
STEADY. with rates points higher Rates Sixty
DAYS. 4s5l5ai s5l0 demand. 4.sS2oa4sS5. cables.
4ssi0a4. $50: Commercial bills ASA for ninsty
DAYS. and 4sysaAs5 for sixty days; -four
bills. 4s5A for sixty days. grain A57s.
The supply o. grain and cotton bills was scarce.
Money on call to-day opened at IL per cent;
highest. ?: lowest, IA closing. IA Per cent Most
q the days loans were a. ~ pr cent Tine
money was unchanged Demand slightly better but
still somewhat Insignificant IN comparison with the
supply. Rates. . per cent for siIty days: Esa2ss
per cent for ninety DAYS; Zsa3 per cent for four.
FIVE. and six months; 5a34 per cent for eight
months, psa371 per cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper WAS In good demand and a fair
business sdOne. the supply was somewhat
larger. Rates, 3itas pcr ctut for sixty and
ninety DAYS ndorsed bills reoeiTshe Jza4 neT cent
for choice four % SIX months, single names. i1aj
per cent Tor others less well known
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
Lawsuits.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

is5 Z street n1rtlucst-PniiD II. Christul1 e uI.
20 Jezse NJ. RzWliugs. lct 81. square lii. SO
81 street. soUtheast-W Iiam H. OsrrsLSer 10
Hastie J. Ostrarde=. lrt s.. square 9i5. SIC.
Bcuuiug Heiglts-T1e Ncuey Realty Company to ].
A. Pahlm1n. lots - % 50. square 5i-7. and lots
= ard Is. SQUARE sos. SO
l1e street southeast EErlco Y $3.50 70 NEry C.
Jones. I0t s. square south q square los. 50
Pleasant PlsiIs-Iiicha-d G. Adams 20 uz- 20 Haug
Wardmau and -hcmas 2. Bones. lots 6l2 and s..
$50
| iIrsiessde-L-vis F. Br-u-.ia--r ct uz. 20 Mary A.
Richards. lot =. block r. SO
SauIs Addilioa 10 W-shington-Hsrry Wa71zlan 10
Thomas p. Bones lct =. square IS. $50
g street. b=tEeen Flrsr and Thir1 streets north
vos--A C. Thomas % Warren Bren-zer. lots
-se % la9. square SOL SO
Pleasant Plairs-Charies X. Ecz-ein. lot 2 sle
Georgia avenue. betWevu Thirteenth and Eolrteent1
streets s0utleass-Gelrse c. PuEph7ey er uT-
and Geo-Es y Palmer er UE- % AEg-s- and
Sallis PhcEer l0L l1l- E1ulIs loE. So
Thirteenth ard c streets uorthe1sr-Guy = LsUp
and Carroll = LeqD e TX % Cl2reUce T. Mc-
Coy. lot N1 square 100. So
III street nor-heast-Carris r Pusey - Minnie
B. Miller. lot lss- square EOS. S-2
Aley One-ha1 street. blrween n ard streets
southWesr-Adca Bel-l 20 Elizahrth X Pres
cot, lots ss and 81. SQUARE 81. SO
TEenty-1rst street. berEee- and r streets north
west-Tni0r Irust Company to Luther A.
SUauzC-i. lCt lc1. square lQ9. s 500
lse street northwest -Elizabeta u. De La-cey
10 William s. SchvarrZ. lot s.. slua-e l92. s-c-
c street. between South Capitol and DelzEz7e ave
uue so1thves--R r. Homer. trustee. 20 Sin
sistou T. and Mary J. Cooper. part original iot
o. square So. Ss75.
Flfteeuth and A streets sr-theast- Ke-neiv &
DAVIS C. 20 Julia T. Nash. lot g. square l5s
SIS
Blo1mingdale-Naurca o. El6ri5ge e. Tx % Alfred
Boswell. ll- s. block = St-
{ 5 street. between NCT Hampshire avenue and Ssv-
enreeuth streets uCr.hwest-Hen-T :. Mathews
ard james T. Ncrrls. trustees, % The Oak HI
Cemstery Co. part I1t =. square "a y-l.t,l
No 51f Fourth street sa--hs4st-Charies " Bo-
hannon. e1ecltoT et al % NJ = HLllls. Io- s
square s21 So
Nc. So Fourth street so-tlsas--S1me 10 George Z
Bchsnuou. lot q. square s25. Sc
East Washington Hcizh-s-Thr United States Re1irJ
Co % sara II. St-shan. los j. square so 50
I Taie-IoEn n. M1grudcr % Walter F. Dl1al5son.
parts. Sc. Waite r DonzllsCn 90 George s.
Rees. same lazd- SO
ALey-BtTtba Just and Wilhelmina Reeves 20 teo-gz
a NiehmscE. Uarr original lot Is square SIS. SO.
No. IsE Columbia street. nCrthwest-Leonrine T.
Lakin ard william 7. GilfIen 90 OK. 20 VIII
lam H. DuVsu. lor 10 square SIS. Sc
7 CleTeland Pzrk-1Isude A. OH % Philip :. saith
parts SO.
/ q street between Twe-fth sad Thirteenth streets
northSest--Anaie N. CleQhane and Walter q.
Cierhane- executors. 20 Edward T. Dean par
o-lEinal l't I5. square -, So.
No. 1915 I street n0rthuest-Aunie L Cole e. vir
J. ThomPsou. % Msyy Z. Scheer, Iot &C. sIuaFs
s. So
! saul's Addition % Washinsron-B Franc-s SAM
q a. 70 l. Roy A Freeman. l0- = square ~
s. so
The Washington herald., 1909-03-17
DEEDS OF TRTSP

square lA-Jesss ". Rawlings 20 TX % Frank 7.
Rawlings and FTank $ Collins 70 sec-re I'll
ward McC. Jones s.S'. 8 years. 6 pc- CENT
seui-annuslly. lCt 81
squsre s33-Charies B. MILLER et UZ. % John 3.
LaruG and john A Hamilton. 20 scc--e The
Washington Loan ard Tr1st Company. S5e. s
yesrs. per crnr. se-ni-annraly. lot T.
Sor,keu Addition 20 Cleveland Psrk-Gertude n.
Mcconnell % AIheTt F. Fox and Edward 7.
Bates TO secure Edmund X. Fen. N.Sol. g
days. 8 per cent. part
Square ess2-Kaths-ire A. CTais % r Gouion Fsu-
ney. 70 secure Daniel A. EdEsrds, 500 months.
S Der cent. los So and ST.
Square scuth q square l0l5-Alay C. Jones %
Clan5e NJ Owen and william r. SmaIlrood 70
secure vandela owen. 500, year. per cent
semi annually. lot s
Inglsslde-9Iasy A Richards e. viz Jcseph. 20
Samuel Ross and Enanuel Spei-h 20 se-urs
Lewis +. Brpuninger. 81 l9ol monthly payments.
DIT cent. sen1i-annuaiy. lot =. block T.
Square S32-Ais-y j. Foley 70 the Washington Loan
and Trust COMPANY. 20 seC1Te EIuirahie Co
operative Buildlng Association. $500. lot e.
Ssul's Addition % WasAington-Juliaue II. Peter
son 70 p Francis Saui and Walter T. Hilton.
20 secure Harry NJ Elis S5oo. years. pr
ccnt sgIni-au1uAlly. l0t ?. square SIS.
FCiendship-Morris Fitzgerald e TX. % EdWar5 W
Whiteslde and Harvey 7. Wiuaeid. to secure
Hone Building Association. s .o9 pan ioc
Square loiS-August Pfcgcr e. uL 10 Frank 7.
Dieudonna and james Berry. % secure Per
petual Building ASSOCIATION. S2.5ee. iot ioi-
square lAo-ALl1lle Is. Miller 70 Lc1Doll MneIle-
and Ham S. Wolch. 10 sc-ue Anton AIoe-ler
s259o. years. Der cent. seEai-annuslly. LOT ls6
Same 70 Emanuel Spesch. T.. and Harry S.
Welch 20 secure Emanuel Speich. Ss25. I 10 g
months. PER cent. lot lsS.
Square l6t-Luther 4. Swartzel % Clarence B.
Rhecm and Alexander T. Henscy. 20 secure
Harry T. Donsr. $3.50. 3 years per cent
seui-annually. l0t l03.
square l93-Villian s. Schwartz e ~. % JOIN T.
Arms and William J. FlatheT. 20 sec17e John
NJ Jones. 500 years. per cent. sesni-an-
nuslly lot IS
Vale-Gsorge s. Rses et ux- % r. Golden Donsld-
son and Abcer H Ferguson. % SCENE Walte1
+. Donaldson. NOg00. 6 months and I year.
per cent. ssTni-annually. parts
Square l065-Juiia T. Nash e viz. Harry o.. "a
Edward ]. Stellwzgen and Thomas N. Gale
10 secure Kennedy & DAVIS Co. S2s2s9. s q
S months. per cent. quarterly. %. g.
BIcomingdale-Alfre Roswell 70 Harry X. Boss and
II. Glenn Phelps. % seclre Maurice o. EIdri6ge
Soo. 10 a months. per cent semi annually
lot s.
Square 2si-AnnA R. Nixou et 7ir. Richard B. Il
Walter A. Brown ard Albert p. Madeia. q
secure Frank 3. Bright. trustee. S. ao0 yczrs
per cent. seuai-srnuslly. parts lots II and .
Square G4-Anuie ". Padeeft % Henry II. Berg
mana and George n Emmerch. 20 secsr,
Metropolis Building Association. No. s. $50
lU g
ssui's Addition 70 Washington-Le Roy A Free
man 20 B. Francs saul and Walter z Hilton
70 secure r. u Saul. s22n. years. month,
payments. 81 per oens. semi-annualy. i0t g
square 81.
washington HeEhts-Asnscy Apartment Heas,
Company q Washington D. c. 70 Josspl
Sanders Eud Isaac ". NOTdlinggr. 70 seem,