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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
HOSPITAL GUILD ALL
READY FOR BIG FAIR.
Newark Merchants Aid Praise
worthy Work for Charity.

The Newark Auxiliary Guild of the
Homeopathic Hospital is hard at work
preparing for the annual fair of the
hospital, which will be held at the
Woman's Club, Prospect and William
streets, East Orange, on November II
and 10.
The guild will have a doll booth,
fancy work booth and a Christmas
tree, and all three will be literally
stocked with articles obtained by
work among the merchants Of
Newark and the Oranges. Mrs. G.. B.
Hanford is president of the guild and
is ably assisted by two committees Of
seven members each. Mrs. T. T. Lo-
gan is in charge of the doll booth and
will be assisted by Mrs. F. B. Hinch-
man, Miss Elsie Hopper. Miss Hide
garde Howard, Miss Milland Stringer,
Mrs. e. Van Nolts and Miss Katherine
Umlach.
The Christmas tree is in charge of
a committee consisting of Miss jose
phine Hedden, chairman, and Miss
Ethel Crane, Miss Jean Glorieux, Miss
Elizabeth Wylie, Miss Annie Lyon and
Miss Helen Shaw.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
MISSIONS
MEET OPENS In NEW YORK.
Clergymen from All Parts OF
Country Attend.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 10.-With dis
tinguished Methodist clergymen and
laymen from all parts of the world in
attendance, including about twenty-five
bishops. the annual conference of the
general committee of the foreign mis-
sions of the Methodist churches was
opened today at Trinity Methodist
Church here. The conference will con-
tinue until Monday afternoon, with
business sessions morning and after
noon each day, except Sunday.
The program today included an adj
dress of welcome by the Rev. /. d. Van
~yalkenburg. superintendent Of the Al
bany district. A reception will be ten
dered tonight to the general committee.
The delegates vii. call on Governor
Hughes at the executive chamber to-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
L. G. VENN NOW HEADS
EXEMPT FIREMEN,

WESTFIELD, Nov. 10.-The Exempt
Firemen's Association, of this city, met
last night and elected the following
officers; L.. G. yenn, president; C. w.
Harden. vice-president; F. r.. Penning-
ton, recording secretary; Isaac Seeiey.
financial secretary; Isaac Scudder,
treasurer, and e. r. Pearsall, Edward
Willoughby and J, p. English, trustees;
c. b. Reese, Isaac Seeley and CT w.
Harden. representatives to the relief
fund.
There is a balance of 1880 in the
treasury.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
AMUNDSEN TO
FOLLOW PEARY'S TRAIL,

CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Captain Road
Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, is
on his way to Chicago from Christiania
to secure the largest store Of provisions
ever carried by any expedition in the
far North.
The supplies are sufficient to last for
seven years for his crew of twelve.
Captain Amundsen win start his dash
for the frozen North in July. Captain
Amundsen will arrive in Chicago on
November %.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
CATHOLIC CLUB
ELECTS ]. F. PAPSCOE.
Arrange for Barn Dance at AM
nual Meet,

Members of the Xavier Catholic Club
at their annual meeting held last night
elected officers, received the report of
the treasurer and decided to hold a
barn dance on the evening of December
2 at the Xavier clubhouse.
Following are the officers chosen.
President, John F. Papscoe; vice-presi-
dent, William f. Gikle; treasurer,
Charles w. Suleman, jr.; recording Sec
rotary, Albert w. jacob; correspond
ing secretary, John j.. Duetsch; SER
geant-at-arms, Charles ID. Rock; board
of directors, Benedict Koermaier, David
c. Fitterer, Frank McCambridge; dele
gates to Diocesan Union, Joseph Paps-
coe, David c. Fftterer, A. ". jacob,
~alternates. William Gikle, John Oberle
and Paul j. Gobel.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
SCHOOL EXEMPTIONS ARE
GRANTED 239 SCHOLARS.
Fifty-eight Widows Among the
Applicants.

On the recommendation of Attend
Officer Mccall the Board of Edu-
cation committee on instruction and
educational supplies last night voted
that the board grant exemption GER
~tiicates to 299 pupils over IA years OF
age. In addition it was decided 10
grant temporary exemptions to eighty
three pupils who are working In the
daytime and attending night schools.
OF the exemptions granted from
school attendance fifty-eight were APP
piled for by widows, seventy were
asked for by parents unable to work.
and the others were sought on the
ground of extreme poverty.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10

morrow noon. A missionary mass
meeting a been arranged for tomor-
row evening, at which Bishop Henry w.
Warren, of University Park, California,
will preside. Addresses are to be given
by Bishop J.. e. Robinson, of Southern
Asia; DIR. Isaac T-fHeadland, of China,
and DR.. George Helper Jones, of Japan
and Korea
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
THE REV. DR.. MMANUS BETTER.

The Rev. DR.. Michael A. McManus,
pastor OF st. Aloysius's Church, who
was stricken with paralysis a week
6 today, is holding his own. Or.
Herman C.sHa Herold, his physician,
said today that his temperature Is
normal.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
CONSIDER SYRIAN IMMIGRATION.

migration may be considered at an early
meeting of the Presidents cabinet.
Acknowledgement Wickersham has the
matter under consideration, and it may
be brought to the attention of the other
advisers of the President.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
NAVY QUARTER STILL pARALyzED

t, ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. 10.-rherc
has been no change in the condition
Of Midshipman Wilson, who was oper-
ated upon on Sunday with the hope of
saying his life, previously despaired Of
as a result of an injury to his spine
during . recent football game. His
pulse, respiration n temperature are
normal. but the paralysis continues.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
cELLUL0ID CLUB DANCE TONIGHT.

Women of the Associate Membership
Branch of the Celluioid Club will give
a reception and dance at the club
rooms, S55 Lafayette street, tonight.
They will be assisted by the entertain
meat committee of the celluloid Club.
Ladies Night dance December s are
announced.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-13

Those desiring work done at Gem.
letery, please call on c. B. Howe,
sexton, Irv. ave. and 18th street.
F. ]. Wilson, the Tenstrike logger
and liveryman, came down from his
home this morning on a business
trip.
r. S. Mcdonald and John Peter
son Of international Falls came to
the city last night and were visitors
in Bemidji today.
Noah Beauregaard returned this
morning from Kelliher, where he
spent yesterday visiting his father,
N. Beauregaard.
c. w. Conway, who conducts
a lumber yard at Blackjack, came
to the city this morning and spent
the day here on business.
P. M. Brevig, Nary's efficient con.
stable, came up from his home last
evening and spent the night in the
city on business mission, returning
home this morning.
Harry Mills, roadmaster for the
M. & /. railway, returned last even.
ing from Brainerd, where he spent
yesterday interviewing officials at
the head Offices of the company.
j. Radcliffe of Big Falls came to
Bemidji last evening, over the Be.
midji-P Park Rapids line of the G. N.
railway, and left on this mornings
M. & I. passenger train for his home
at the Falls"
Mrs. p. Nugent, wife of prom.
inent farmer living west of Laporte,
and her little son, returned to
Laporte this morning, after having
visited in the city as the guest at
the home of w. G. Schroeder.
Charles S. Carter Of Hines came
to Bemidji this morning and spent
the day in the city looking after
some business matters in which he
is interested. Mr.. Carter said that
there is much doing" at Hines,
these days, and that the firm Of
Kaye & Carter have in their employ
about fifty men. There is quite a
demand for northern Minnesota
hardwood lands" said Mr.. Carter,
and we are having mrny inquiries
relative to our holdings" Mr..
Carter expects to return home on
this evenings train.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-13
Rooseyelt,s Luck Continues.

Nairobi, B. E. A., May Ii. Theo-
dore Roosevelt's hunting luck contfn-
ues. The former president, on his
last expedition, shot leopard and
captured the animals two cubs. A
buffalo and two giraffes have also
been captured by the expedition. The
party is still in camp near Machakos.
No further cases of smallpox have de.
.ve1oped among the porters.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

was guest at the Hotel MARKHAM
yesterday evening and last night.
| The Bemidji Dancing Club viii
give one of their popular dance
Thursday evening, at the Masonic
hall.
| Ole G. Lee of Bagley was anon!
the out-of-town visitors. who wer,
registered at the Hotel MARKHAM
yesterday and last night.
| L. Amadon, who has extensive
timber interests in the vicinity o.
Malla1d and Lake Itasca, was in thu
city yesterday from the LaSalle dis
trict.
Robert Mitchell of Kelliher came
to Bemidji yesterday noon, from
some point west of here on the Great
Northern, and returned last evening
to his home at Kelliher.
L. Workman, a merchant o
Redby, spent yesterday in the city,
interviewing D. L. Slime of Minnea.
polls, the adjuster for the Jordon &
Jordon wholesale firm of the Mil
City,"
DR.. Freeburg, J. M. Reid ano
Rev. Barackman. who have been in
almost daily attendance at the Koch
trial, waiting to testify as witnesses
in the case, went to Blackjack last
evening.
Rev. Kolste, pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of this city,
returned yesterday evening from his
homestead, which is some seven
miles southeast of Turtle River, and
which is considered a valuable piece
of farm land.
A. w. Danaher went to Tenstrike
last evening to look after his inter.
ests there. Those potatoes which
be was going to plant haven't com
menced to sprout, yet, but they will
soon be moving some"- after the
rain of yesterday.
Ike Black returned to the city last
evening, after having spent the
larger portion of the week making
the towns along the line of the M.
& I. railway. Mr.. Black reports
business being fairly good every
thing considered.
Ernest Anderson, who is now
in the employ of the Shevlin Herald
as boss printer" came over from
Shevlin yesterday and spent the
afternoon aad last night here, with
relatives. Ernie attended the drill
of Company K last evening, being
member of the local band of state
soldiers.
c. A. Phelps, the Bass Lake
agrlculturist, returned yesterday
from Thief River Falls, where he
had been to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Ida Kensley. Mr.. Phelps is
still compelled to use clutches in
getting about, his right leg, (which
was broken last February, giving
him considerable trouble.
Father O'Dwyer of this city,
Father Hogan of East Grand Forks
and Father Floyd of Eveleth, de-
parted last evening for Blackjack,
where they intended to conduct ser
vices last night and today. Father
ODwyer is the regular priest of
that parish and Fathers Hogan and
Floyd, who have been visiting in
Bemidji, with Father O'Dwyer, were
the latter's guests at the duck"
They will all return to the city to-
morrow morning. ...-
E. E. Smiley, the Nary hustler"
came to the city last evening on a
business mission of a few hours.
Mr.. Smiley appreciates the con-
venience of the new night train on
the M. & I. railway, which allows
neighbors to the south to come to
Bemidji and transact business and
return home the same night. The
new train schedules allow a visitor
In Bemidji four and one-half hours
from arrival from the south to time
for departure on the first train south.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-13
Bishop Galloway Dead.

Jackson, Miss, May 13.-Bishop
Charles B. Galloway Of the Methodist
Episcopal church is dead Of pneRr
monia.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR THE PAST WEEK

street. between North Capitol and First streets
northcasi-samuel A Dray and james B.
Nicholson trustees. 20 Barbara NJ Graf original
lots p IS. l6. II. and part original Dot a.
square G3 $500
Pleasant Plains-Harry 3. Wilson and Harry
Merdinan 70 frcd 81 hopkins and Charlotte =.
hopsins iot o. square ls3i $40.
Doobins Addition % Nasnington-HarTy Ward
man and Thomas =. Bones 20 Herbert r. Wes-
ton. lot 49, square T. SO same % Katie
FTesnel. lot iN. block Z. So
Nranby-betlemin i. Edwards ct uI. 20 Hugh
Wallis. Tot is. square z3i SO.
south BrooAiand- herman +. Burgess et TX. %
Arthur u. Byrd lot .. block 6. So
square elf-katherine v. Magee 20 The Washingt e
Loan and Hl'.st Company. % secure Equitable
Co-oIeratiTe Building Association. N.5oo lCt,
2fi and 26
lie Drot Park-Heary ]. Gasson et ak. 70 George a.
Enimerich and Douglas :. Mackali. 20 secure
Washington Sn Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. 2500 lot l6 block g.
barry falui-Jamcs A. Taylor Ct uE- 20 Charles +.
WorthinSton and Edward A. Trpp. 10 secure
Martha > Wracks, SO, - $ months, 6 Per
cent. part iot % section Z
Square sR-Bertie h. Geneste 20 Samuel r. Walkei
and Michael l. Weller. 20 5ecITe Eastern Build
ind and Loan Association. sl5oo. part Original
Dot g.
square loS5-W iiliam g. Kinsnan % John T. Arm.
and samuel a. Duy 10 secure Lee BroEa
500 70 g months. per cent. seHi-annually B
lots l9 q =
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
oIondnr. AprIl Ie, 800


Georget0wn-James s. Wilson et TX 70 Balch B.
wilson. lot 3 square rs So James T. va
son TO Balch b. Wilson. bali interest in same
land sls Balch B. Wilson et ak. 70 Margaret
C. A. LOCKER lot 5. square l23, Sle
street northwest between Fifteenth ard SIX
tecnth streets -Plummg r wilson e ux. 20
James AcConVille lot q, square lss, 2u
Petworth-W Allison Trotter et ux., Jennie T. 10
Charles H. Nussbaum. lot ss3. square $3.50 SO
Good Hope Park-Alaudc A. Freeman, guardian 20
Arthur 8airstow part lot Il. so
street. between Thirteenth ana fourleeuth streets
northWcst-James ". Bussey e ux- % James H.
S0mmer, lot 49, square 1913 SO
Bellevue-Charlcs ]. Butler TO Clarendon Z. Chari-
ton. lots no and III. SO
Raudle Highlands-Cliuton ". c. McGrew e ak 20
Charles l. Jones. lot O. square $50 $40
Columbia Heishts-John F. KinE r ux 70 Charies
W. King. jr.. part lot is. block % 80
Long MeadOWs-A- Peyton r Works 70 Nash
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. lot LOG.
square 4015 $3.50
i street. between Four-and-ahah and Sixth streets
southwest-Emily J Wheatcy e. VIZ. Edward,
% Charles Il. Parker. lot 50, square is6, SO
l5ls Columbia street-Henry a. CasEeh e uN- to
flia NJ. Hanor. lot Z. square 80. SIC.
Wesley Heights-Wiliam f. Sheppard et uz, TO
Prank s. Paladini lots = and 80 square n0i.
SO. Frank S. Paladni 70 William F. and
Aimacia V. sheppard same land. So
Bohbns Addition to Mashirsion-t1wa q.
Murphy Ct u1. To William A. Green, Ok y,
block o. SO
North Columbia Heights-Lucia n Delano 10
Laura n. Halsey lots g. 3. ard 50. block 3 so.
Bellevue Charles !. Butler % Walter W MeCaf-
frey lots iG2 and I6. SO
10 Maryland avenue uor1he-st and Thirteenth and
Z streets northeast-Jchn B. LaDer ana
Gasherie De Witt trustees % 0rren G. staples.
lots q and a. square 1905. and original lots 2
and IS square 1907. Sl220&.
BloominEdale-John l. Warren e Tx . Arthur
Briscoe. lot ". block :. SO
Lincoln-Green Slade et 20 John z. Harris, part
lot B block s. SO.
street between ThirtIeth and Thirty-6rst streets
n0Tthwest-Julia u. SmoOt et al 10 William
= Z. French. lac 6 and pertz lots g. g.. H.
ana 2 square rs. SO.
( Pinehurst-M. Unstta W stroh % Pinehurst ParE
Company. lot g. block l. SO
I ChichcsteT-M Rebecca Reid 20 James F. Robins,
Iot o. SO
I Lauier Heights-Mary T. May % George P Van
Wyck. part lot iG SO.
| G7 Second street nOrthWeSt--Johu W Edwards 70
Alice Holloway. l0t 4. square 50, SO
I Beileyue-Charles J. Butler % Nathan g. Newsoo,
4 lot lo5. So
I Woodley PsGk-Ha1y Wsrlman ard Thouas p
Bones 90 salhe 4. and George a. Rou-nel lot
/ g. block s SO
/ Connecticut Avenue Tcrace-Fultoa 2. Gordon e
uX- % a. J. Bargsr, lots =. .. 81. and s.
/ square Is59 SO
/ Thirteenth and ] streets sosfheast-George e..
I Ptmplrey e. TX. and George y. Palmer e. TX.
/ 20 Edwin G. Glasrock. l0t l0l SQUARE le45 SO
/ Fgl-eenth street. between z and g streets s1uth
east-A. Couitcr trustee. % Henry J. Ready.
Part lot So square 1913. SO
953 T street suIthwest-DWight Andersen % GlstaTs
". Forsberg. original lot a. square SIS. so.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
cwednesdnr. ApriI -. 1901

y Thirteenth street northwest - James W. and
Thomas somerrine. executors and trustees t0
Clarence N. Exley. Tot s., square 2Ss $3.50.
Eleventh. T. ard Water streets s1uthwest-Charl
Z. Riley executor. % J0serh H. ChiTel. o-lEi-
nal lots . 3 and T. square 80. So
FaimOunt Hoights-Robinson White. executor. %
George W Jackson lots l6 and l.. block g. SIC.
BlO0mingdale and Moore & BarboJr's Second Addi-
tious 10 Wsshirgton-Rose L Bennett 70 10
Eeph A. Roth. lot S.. block !. Bloomingiaie.
and lot e block g. Moore & BarboUr's Second
Addition 20 Washington. So JOSEPH A. Roth
20 Rose l. and Abcl :. Bennett. same land. $40.
South Kclilworth- Harvey T.. Winfield. executor,
20 William Brown. lot (. square 5l69 SO
North Capitol street arc Massachusetts, avenue
n0rthvest-Nlichsel T. Burns. executor. 20 Marie
l. Grieb lots and -. square 65. SO
L street. between Twentieth and Twerty-trst
streets northwest-Cieorge R. Linkins. substituted
trustee. 10 Theodore y. Gin. jr., parts original
lot Z. square i6o. SO Theodore y. Gil, r., to
David \. Rust T.. sane land SO.
Thirteenth and streets northeast-Charles Z
DAILY. executor. 10 Maurice J. Collins, lot g,
square i0-S SO
iRs sixth street northwest-Eizabeth A. McGee
% Mary T. Gibbs. part lot p. square +i6, SO
Fourteenth street between and T streets north
west-Niary Z. Gibbs 20 Elizabeth A. McGee.
part original lot E. square Is. $40.
Eleventh. between d and streets northwest
Patrick Cannon 20 Edgar ]. Hulse. part original
lot g. square 3is $40.
Holmead AIanor-Edgar J. Hulse. executor. to Pat.
rick Cannon. lots and :. block s5 SO,
Fsirview Heights-.dartha 4. Hogan 10 Harry G.
Laycock Tot g. block g. SO.
Garfeld-Richard NJ. Parker et ". and John L.
Massey ct ux. 20 Thomas Proctor. lot y, square
5S SO.
Fourth and d streets northwest-Oscar A. Ester
CT ux. to Edward ". Raab. lot =, square 80
SO
Fourth and D streets northwes,-Edward ". Raah
to Oscar A. and Maggie z. EsteD. lot 7s square
80 So
Isherwood-Appleton Cady et ux. 70 Elmer a.
Brown, lots lG. los. lO9 III. and ll2 block 2s
SO
Louisiana avenue. between FOur-and a-haf and sixth
streets northwest Robert A. Bates 10 John h.
Nolan part original lot IS. square f9o. $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Wilham o.
Hazard 70 John II. Nolan, lots p, p and par
lot q hIock G. so
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Tuesday. April 13, 1s09l

sos Morton street ncrthwest-C C'h4rles J. Butler 20
Frederick y Weber. T., ard Edith T. Weber.
lot I0s. Bellevue. SO
Twentieth and Pennsylvania avenue northwest-Au-
gistus q. CLANCY and Walter 3. Guy. trustees.
% =. r. Graf. ol interest On original lot s.
square Ils and lots 3 20 81. square "a, SO
si2 Scooud strrrt sosthcasi-GeorEe Z Stewart 70
Isabel p Stone iot 2, sqaare 20. 50.
West W0odndse-Heury A. Nletn e. ux- ard Glenn
p. Hustled et uz-. % Iva B. Middleton. lot 81.
square tss. SO
Fourteenth sre,t. between T and c streets north
West-Sarah Z. Diil0w o Joseph ). Butts. l0-
%. square y, 90.
> Thirteenth street n0rthesst-Harry F. Lerch and
Guy h. johnson and Edward F. CoIladay. trls-
tees, 10 Lulu S. Fuckey. lot s5. square l1i2.
AEl
% 20 l5 Kentuei5 avenue between d and r srreets
s0utheast-Wi.liam c. Ffcefnan e TX. % Thomas
H. Melton. al interest IL bots q. 3. and e.
square lo62 SO.
schcutzeu Park-Robr-t Reyburn. r.. e W. %
Harry and Ella +. Allen. lCt L.. block . SO
Hauy J. Allen e. W. 90 RooeTt Reyburn. T..
sane land. SO.
Thirteenth and Z streets northeast-o7ren G. Sta
Tlcs TO John B. Hauel. original lot ]. sauars
lr-. So John B. LarnCr and Gasherle Bc VIII.
trustees. % John b. Harcil. sane LAID. 50.
81 Twenty y-thiri street n0rthwes--Dayid r. Nur-
d0ck r., % Jeanette Cohen. lot s, square So,
So
Twining City-Robert F. Byadh1ry e ux. 20 Heny
vs.. and Catherine b. Loc@ette. lot 50. square
5s5. SO.
Iil2 Euclid street northwes,-HarTv Wardman and
Thomas Bones. trustees. % Edmund Il. Hin
shaw. l0t %. square 264. University Park. SO
Ge0rgetoWn-Thomas HYDE executor and trustee. %
J. McKeuncy B5rry Iurt lot 3. square l3e. SO
1905 Rhode Island avenue northWest-Albert l.
Reynolds 20 Fannie DOwneT. SIN interest IN
lot A. square a. SO. Ellen r. Palmer a. a.
% sane. four-ffths Interest IN same land. SO
Chew Chase-James " SimrsCu 90 TX. % Co-llne
c. Davis lot 66. square lsf1. SO.
North Capitol street and strvet-t'rancis ).
Rousseau et a.. 20 Henrietta $ Rousseau. part
original lot @ square 6s5. So
DohbiEs' Addition TO Washington-Isabele Fischer
o. Edna h. Miller. lot g. SQUARE 6. Sie.
Meridian HIl-liary J. MAY 20 Bernard A. Duke.
lot 2. block p so james K Jones e uI
and Clinton 2. Townsend Ct OK 70 Bernard
A. Duke. part lot 3 block - SO.
Meridian Hill Bernard A. Duke e Tx 20 James K.
Jones and Clinton p. Townsend. parts lots 2
and =. block y. S. same 70 Mary J. Nay,
parts lots 2 ard g block - s.
Conrcc;icIt Avenue Hiehlands-WLllam ]. Spill
man e. ux 20 The Counecticgt Avenue High
lands Co. lots q and q. block Z. SO.
I3s Ninth stroet uoThUGs--BichlTd +. Pairo q
ux. 20 Bette Hatchett. LOT Is. square So. so
TFenty-frst and o streets northwest-Eulily l.
Compton q viz. Charles =. 20 Helen NJ. Auder-
son, lot T. square 6S. SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18


Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piaius-Patnek
O'Keefe et ux. 20 William J. o'Hsre. lot ST.
block 4 SO.
Shsdyside-The Washington and Maryland Realty
Company 70 Charhs Z. DUram lots a 3. and
Is. square $50 SIC Ssnae % Charles y Fra
shcur. lots s. and 81. square go SO.
Fourteenth and G streets soutbeast-Thomas Kluh
ct ux to James d. Risaon, lot 50, square 1858.
Washington Heights and Squars Miranda B Tai
loch 10 Arthur B. HAYES. lots 0 a. and %.
block a.. SO same % same. lots and 3.
square S3. SO
street between Eighth and Ninth streets south
east-Claud Livingston 90 uX. 70 William ].
and Laura z. Delano, part original lot l5. square
96 SO.
street between TFeuty-frst and Twenty-second
streets northwest Virginia 3. CoTse % Allan
Mel Albert part original lot l9 square q. Slo.
Iincoln-Sauiuel d. 1lItau e. uN 70 Wallace T.
Chapman, lots IS and a. block s. SO
West Eckington-Edith IT. Thomas ct AK. 20 Fanny
G. Miller. lot s.. block 6. So
Dobbins' Addition To Washinrton-Harry War3nan
and Thomas 7. Bones 70 William and Isabella
2. Young. lot 10 block Il. SO.
Fourteenth and streets northWest-Harry Ward
and Thomas Bones 70 Percy J. Grady. 10,
81. square 70 SO Percy J. Grady 90 joseph
F. Birch sr same land SO.
Widows Mite -Mathlde Degges e. yir. William H..
20 Martha r. West. lot y. Soa
II street. between Tweutyfrst and TWenty-second
northwest-AIlan Ncfz Albert 70 William W. ".
and Sarah G. Stewart, part original lot l9
square g. $40.
Fairyiew Heights-Harry g. faycock TO Albert s.
J. atkinson. lot g. block 3. SO.
Columbia Heights-Thomas H. Melton ct TX tc
Emma Donohoo. lot g. block q. SO
Whitehaven-Maude A. Clark 20 Gustave A. V. r.
Dittmar. part block s. SIC
L street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets no-thWest-AngelO GhiselH et ux "a
Justus Schneider, lot l3i. SQUARE Isl. SIC.
100 Nineteenth strset ncrthwest-IOhn ". Daniel
trustee. 10 Joseph E. Thropp. lot s.. squarg
no. S239
Twenty-fourth and y streets northWest-Edward NJ
Dulin ct ux- 70 Yietor E Zabera1o. lot s.
square a. SO.