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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Chandler g Douglas
Sole Agents
DAVIDSON e HOLT
Insurance and Real Estate
Phone No. -. No. 1l3 Montgomery S. Phone No. 90

OFFICES FOR RENT.
We have few Offices Building
Office building the Jano service electric lights elevator and
steam furnished free.
sS FOR SALE. s1
Highland Park; Offer uptoda cottage 1--WE bath.
lights Lot 50xi5 100000
ST FOR SALE.
AT bargain South Decatur ST.
bath. lights. ppeed throughout cabinet NANTES VIII sell at
price and such termss as will appeal you.
FOR SALE. 49,
manufacturers houses. pasred. good condi
on Each house rented for $500 VIII sell price
good ntereson the
TORNADO INSURANCE. n
From the papers viii that getting close into the tornado
IS and all the be
lovely city viii and who knows who be the victim Tornado
but help towards replacing blown
buildings The small We offer protection
IN the very Of Companies Call and for particulars
II AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
We insure policy Automobiles Fire. Explosion
Lightning. Theft and Collision Risks Issue the policies Office ready for
immedi delivery, at reasonable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
TAX NOTICE.
The state Of Alabama.

Montgomery County.
To Mrs. A. J. vining;
The Tax Collector has filed in my Of
nee a list of delinquent taxpayers and
of real estate upon which taxes, are
due You are reported as deiiquent,
and the following real estate Is re-
ported as assessed to you. to-wit:
Lots i4s and 149. East Kensington.
This IL to notify you 70 appear be-
fore the Probate Court OF said County,
at the next term thereof. commencing
on MONDAY. MAY 10TH. 1909. then
and there to show cause. IL any you
have, why q decree for the sale OF said
real estate should not be made for the
payment OF the taxes assessed against
you. and fees and costa. -1ss~es
J. b. CASTOR. IN
Judge OF Probate.
Dated March fst 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
Entertain Grsairon Ciuh

Washington. May 1.-THE Gridiron
Club and other invited guests were en-
tertained at dinner tonight by Hon.
Thomas r. Walsh. of Washington and
Colorado. Among those In attendance
were Vice President Sherman. Speaker
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

Grand Jury Concludes Investigation Of
Michigan State Pxison
Jackson. Mich. May i--Eighteen I'M
dictments were handed down this af-
ternoon by the grand jury which las
been Investigating the State prison
here and various local matters.
Judge Parkinson announced that TN
til warrants are sworn out and arrests
made. the names Of the persons In.
dicted may not be made public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
TAX NOTICE

& The state of Alabama,
Montgomery County.
TO Indiana Johnson.
The Tax Collector has filed. in my
ONCE list OF delinquent taxpayers
and of real estate upon which taxes
are due. You are reported as delin-
quent, and the following real estate is
reported as assessed to you. to-wit:
House and Lots rs. 20 and 80. O'Con-
nell and Hardaway Plat.
This is TO notify you to appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said county.
at the next term thereof. commencing
on MONDAY. MAY 10TH. 1909. then
and there to. show cause. II any you
have, why a decree for the sale OF said
real estate should not be made for the
nayrnent of the taxes assessed against
]. B. CASTOR,
Judge OF Probate.
Dated March LIST. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

FOR THIRTY MILLION MEN
the popular fabric for summer In
BLUE SERGE. We're mai<ing q two
piece suit ttailored 20 tasteJ Of pure.
vvorstea BLUE SERGE WITH 100 Per
cent. satisfaction for a1i.
PRICyxETT-GERsON Co, - Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

CHIIDREN,s PHOTOGRAPHS.
You get the best Fesuits at Tressiara
studio, II Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
rOR THIRTY srTI.I.ToN Wa.

the popular fabric for summer "a
BLUE SERGE. We're making u tsva
piece suit CtaiIored to tasfel Of mare
worsfed HUE SERGE WITH 100 ger
cent. satisfaction for g21.
PRICFxETT-GERs CO., Is Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02
ZIRKLE & MOORE
Real Estate. Insurance. Loans
q Dexter Ave. Phone 443

cry We rSSBBsRas fgIlgSSBa s @ea ssS 81
the .prettist lots In cloverdaIe. bns
VIII VIII soo joan bring ns al shoas s toiiarss
FOR SALE.
$4,000 ~ VIII .. buy buy one Of the hes.
ception hall and nine rooms. Corner
lot $500 cash; balance easy pay
msnts A bargain here.
i FOR SALE.
$4,000 will buy modem six room cot
tage near the Capitol. Large corner lot
Owner anxious to sell. Nice home. or
good Investment.
FOR SALE.
e1.Soo.oo Will buy shice 1--WE room cot.
tage, large corner lot. $3.50 cash. ball
ance easy terms.
q satss FOR sAEE. I -'ass
ss.5oo,oo will buy one of the most
beautiful homes In Chisholm. House
grove. one acre Of ground. EasS
FOR SALE.
Two hundred dollars cash. and
naonthly payments OF $500 to $1,000 q.
month. will buy ave room house near
swayne School Large lot. Call early
Monday.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have an unlimited amount Of
money to loan on improved city prop.
erty at la and six per cent See us.
II you need money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-02

WEDDING FLOWERS
FUNERAL FLOWERS I.
GIFT FLOWEHS.i
arranged.
n Dexter Ave. Phcne Aovt
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
EVANSVILLE.

Mr.. Elmer Burgess is on a two weeks
trip TO Niagara Falls and vicinity.
Dr. and Mrs. Guy Lattimer are spend
ing the month Of August in Michigan.
Mr.. Basil Snowden. of Baltimore. is
the guest Of relatives at "Snowden Hal. "
Mr.. William Giachetti and family are
spending the summer at Piney Point, Nd
Judge Arthur Carr and family have
gone to Cape May for two weeks out
ing
Miss Hobson. Of Baltimore is the guest
Of Mrs. Thomas Latimer. Of Wine ave-
nue.
Mrs. Joseph r. Owens and Mrs. C. B.
Luckey are spending two weeks az Ocean
City Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Burke left Monday
for two weeks stay in New York City
and vicinity.
Mr.. E c. Gearhart and family are
spending the summer with relatives IN
Smyrna, Del
Miss Edith Parker. Beltsville, has left
for a two weeks vacation at Betterton-
on-the-Bay, Nd.
Miss Carrie Pickerel is spending tan
days at the Mountain House. in Mont
gomery County
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Smythe and daugh-
ter Edythe are spending two weeks at
Betterton-on-the-Bay Nd
Miss Belle Boswell. of this county. with
Miss Maude Jarboe of Mechanicsville.
and the Misses Wayne and Gertrude Bar
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
RANDLE HIGHLANDS.

Mr.. McKenny is I'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Grace Skidmore IS visiting rela-
tives at Falls Church. Va.
Miss Mary Melting IS visiting with rela-
tives in the vicinity Of Laurel. Mo.
Mrs. c. A. Barnes and daughter spent
the past week with Mrs. T. II. Miller.
Miss Esther Greenlaw is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Myrtle FUR. at Clarendon. Va.
Mrs Reed. OF Twinlng City. will return
this week from a visit TO Fredericksburg.
Va.
Mrs. Anger. wife OF Rev. Mr. Anger,
has returned from two months visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter Florence left
this week for an indefinite visit at AS
bury Park and other places in New Jer-
sey.
Miss Mae Hostick has gone 20 Philadel-
phia, where she will make her home with
her parents, who will move to that city
the last of the month
The Randle Highlands Baptist Sunday
school picnic at Bradbury Heights last
Thursday proved to be an enjoyable az
fair. Many sports were INDUCED in by
the children. and ice cream, cake. and
other daintieS were served.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
HOW MAE EDNA WILDER
GOT RID OF A DOUBLE CHIN
Without Dieting, Internal Remedies,
Face Straps, or Physical Culture.
An interesting Story for
FIaShy People.

'I removed my double chin and reduced
thirty pounds in less than six weeks. ."
says Mae Edna Wilder, who stands I'VE
feet high. weighs 30 pounds and is a
picture Of perfect health II did this by
a process which is my own discovery
process Of external application. I simply
apply the treatment to any part Of the
body where superiuous flesh exists and il
vanishes as II by magic. Five minutes
every other day for two weeks Is all the
time needed, Nand ones most intimate
friends need not know anything about f.
l am SO grateful for my own relief that
I will give free advice 20 any one who
suffers as I did. I consider double chin
one OF the most unsightly physical de-
fects. and superfiuous flesh is just extra
weight that one must carry with them
everywhere and all the tins. I feel ten
years younger and a hundred fc;d more
active since ] lost mine" Any Interested
person who will write 10 Mae Edna Will
der, Dept 593-A, Rochester, n Y, will be
told how 10 find relief within two weeks.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL
S. C. RAHIER. Prop.
Colonial Beach. Vu.
aOrkingmaR's Exchange
Fine Wines. Liquors. ard Cigar
HARRY MENSH, Proprietor.
Colonial Reach. Va

Jack. Mrs. A. G. Hammersley. Mrs. J. A.
Hammersley, John Holmeade. ". ".
Kimmel and family, Miss Annie E. Cope
land.
Vernon House-Charles V. Belt. Mrs. J.
F. Cassidy William f. Linden, P. F.
Osthaus. Robert f. Herfurth, Miss Emma
Hennige. Miss Maggie Taylor. Mr- Joe
Osthaus. Mr. and Mrs u. y. Grinder,
Miss Marian Grinder. Mrs Alfred Tay-
Tor and son. Miss Barbara Naecker. Mr..
and Mrs. I. Naecker. Miss Sophie Mack
or. Miss Anna Roseway, Mrs. Clarence
Ralstrom. Walter Kalstrom, Miss Burma
dette Kalstrom. Miss Ella G. Hardy.
Miss NJ. DOwney. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Har-
rison. Mrs Beaumont. Miss Adelaide
Harrison. Miss Viola Cameron, Miss
George Calvert. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Beet.
King George-Mrs. Il. A. Storm and
child Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Sherwood. Mr..
Harry Arnold and wife. James Wright,
Mrs. Julia Pond, r J. Middleton, T
Arthur Smith and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
K. I. Reed, Mrs. Verela and son, J. b
Martin and Master Theodore Martin. A.
r. Davis. J. I. Payne. Dir. and Mrs. R.
II. Hewitt. Mrs. George Maxwell and
daughter. Mrs Davis. r. A. Briscoe.
Blanche Rouzell. Mr.. S. Stanchy. Gay
Neagley. r c. Donaldson. J. s. Breton.
r s. Cookery, Allen c. Fitzhugh. c. H.
Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. BeckfOrd,
Mrs. Harmon and son, y. c. CrOckeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Virts and child.
Miss Bessie Bowler, Mrs. A G. Dufour.
Mrs. y. II. Brannell, Mrs. n T. Know
Ter
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
LEESBURG SOCIETY.

DR.. Clifton Wallace, OF Washington, has
been visiting relatives in Leesburg.
Miss Frances Hough. Of Hamilton. has
been visiting relatives in Washington.
Miss Helene Van Devanter Wise Is
spending a fortnight in Washington.
Miss Belle c. Leach. OF Washington, is
spending a month at the Leesburg Inn.
Mr.. c. c. Roller, Of Washington. was
a recent guest Of friends in Leesburg.
DR.. William Carr, Of Washington. is
visiting friends near Wheatland, this
county
Mrs. H. r. Smith, Of Wilmington. N.
c.. IS spending a month at the Leesbure
Inn
Mr.. Frederick owen. Of washington,
spent Sunday last with friends in Lees
burg.
Mrs. Luther A. Brown and Mr.. Harry
Brown are visiting relatives in Wash
ing;on.
Miss Blanch TeeL of Washington. is
visiting Mrs. John steer, OF , Paeonian
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frienz Kopp. OF Wash
ington, spent the weekend at the Lees
burg Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. F. Berry, OF Fair
mont, w Va. spent the weekend at
the Leesburg Inn.
Miss Bertha Bridges, Of Washington, is
the guest Of Miss Mary Bridges, az her
home near Leesburg.
Mrs. Annie Beverly. of Washington. has
been visiting her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Henderson. She was accompanied home
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
GEORGETOWN.
Continued from Page Two.


Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Schneider and their
sons returned last Sunday to their home
IN Washington after q short visit 10 At
lantic City with Mrs. Schneider's mother,
Mrs. Joseph Collins. Of o street, who Is
spending the summer there.
Mrs. wellington. wife Of Dr. J. R
Wellington. and her little daughter. Miss
Rebecca HYDE Wellington, are spending
a few weeks at Woodley Inn. Later
they will so TO Maine. where they will
be Joined by DR.. wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McKenny Berry. OF
Thlrtieth street. who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Berry's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Baker. at their home in Win
chester. Va, were the guests during the
past week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s.
Chamberlain, OF Clarke County, Va.
Miss Agnes Harvey, who has been the
guest for the past few weeks OF her
brother-in-law and sister. Surg. Charles
Gordon Smith, L. S. n. and Mrs. Smith.
at their cottage, "Woodside," at Berke-
ley Springs. w. Va. returned on Friday
TO her summer home in Rockville. Nd.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Staples have
taken an apartment in the Wellington
for the winter. Mrs. Staples and her
little son, Samuel G. Staples IT., are
now the guests az her mother, Mrs. Theo
Marion, at her country place In Virginia,
and expect TO return TO Washington next
month.
Mrs. Reid. wife of Cen Reid, T. S.
NJ c.. who Is spending the summer at
her cottage at Gloucester, Mass. enter
tanned at tea at the Country Club, last
week in honor Of her house guest, Miss
Rose. Bradford. daughter Of Admiral
DraNFor1
Mrs Edward John Harvey. who is
spending the summer IN Rockville, Nd
left Wednesday afternoon for Berkeley
Springs. W. Va, where she will visit
her son-in-law and daughter. Surgeon
Charles Gordon Smith. L. S n. and Mrs
Smith at their summer home. Woodside
Cottage
Miss Tonita Ridgway VIII return 10 her
home in Dumbarton avenue this week,
after spending several weeks at the Haw-
thOrne Inn. East Gloucester. Mass. where
she was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Lunt and their niece. Miss Blanche Mil
lard Miss Ridgway viii spend a short
time in Boston with Miss Rachael Morton
before returning TO Washington.
Mrs. Charles McCarteney Of DumbaTton
avenue, and her little son Master Rich
ard McCarteney. left last Thursday for
Chelsea, Mass. where they will be the
guests Of Medical Director Howard Z.
Ames l.. S. ". and Mrs. Ames, at the
Naval Hospital. Miss Annett McCar-
teney has been spending the summer
months IN Chelsea, as the guest Of Miss
Angennett Ames.
Mrs. Z. A. Lynch and her daughter,
Miss Antonio Lynch who have been
spending the early summer in travelling
through France and England. are now In
Switzerland. Before their return 70 this
country they Will visit Germany. Italy,
and Austria. They VIII sail for New
York on the steamer Berlin on Septem-
Der .. and return Immediately 70 their
home IN Philadelphia. Later in the year
Miss Lynch viii visit relatives in George
town.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

The note OF contrast has made its
way into even the fashions designed for
the little folks.
With them it is always In the form OF
a combination Of white frock and other
vivid color touch.
At a fashionable child's party the other
day a very lovely little girl wore over
her muslin frocbs e loose jacket OF rose
pink silk covered With Chinese embroid-
cries in blue and black. and q big childish
hat wTeathed with roses
Another much smaller girl wore with
her white frock and hat grass green shoes
and stockings
Stin another embodiment Of the same
idea was seen in youngster whose
brown hair was tied % with a purple
ribbon and who wore purple shoes and
stockings. also with a white frock
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

nan, and her daughter. Miss Marian. who
have just returned from their European
"trip and will visit Chevy Chase for the
remainder of the week leaving for Los
Angeles, Cal. next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

Braided and embroidered cotton SOU
tache buttons prevail
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
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The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
lIARYLAND SCHOOLS.


VT. 81, Joseph college, Baltimore, No.
(Siation u, under supervision AaFer1an Brothers;
modern buildings and large grounds situated ID lfT-
iugun. BaltuE0rcs most beautiful suburb. Classical
scientific, and Commercial courses; degrees con
ferred. athletic field. track and gymnasium SWIM
ming pool. tennis court; mind and body Developed
together. For catalogue address BROTHER. d.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
Richmond. Va.
ST. MARY'S kCApEMY.

Boarding ard Day School for Girls: academic and
preparatory departments; also business college.
Music a speciality. Advantages many Terms nod
cTate. Write for catalogue
SISTERS OF THE holy CROSS.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
TABOR INN.
COLONIAL BEACH HOTELS.

KING GEORGE HOUSE.
Large airy rooms. on the beach front:
free lighthouses; special attention given
TO large parties; rates s. 20 81 per week.
% Mrs. PRINCE.
GLEN VILLA NOW OPEN; FINEST
seafOod dinner on the beach; cool rooms
near beach. S. per week. Write SgI llth
ST., or Glen villa, Colonial Beach, Va.
Phone 204S Free carriages meet every
boat 223-tf
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

Z =
Cotton Chunn. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Z.
NJ. Fowler. c. Dent, s. w. Adams, and
Edna Adams.
The following Washingtonians have
( registered at the various hotels:
WolcOtt HOuse-Dr- J. II. Wood Misses
NJ Mcnamara, May Mcnamara, /.
| Mcnamara. Clarlabelle Day. Nora Kane
L. F. Hunt. Mary Miller. Anna c. Bres-
nan, Minnie KnOckey, Stella knOckey
Mr. and Mrs William J. Jouvenal Mr.
and Mrs. David Parker Nr. and Mrs E
p Keleher. Mr.. and Mrs c. n Corre-
lius Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Naughton. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. B. Cohen. J. c. DuvaU, w. T.
Goodrich, J. r. Wineberger. J. w. Ware
Mrs. Rady, Mrs. J. NJ. Bare Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Weber. Mrs. H. z. Schmidt
r. E Miller. Miss J. c. Stern.
Linwood-NIisS Josephine Ianahan. Mrs
F. P Dewey. jr.. Miss Lulu Thompson
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. n p. Coleman
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and
children, Miss Nellie Pheifer, Miss Mil
bred Pheiffer. II. T. Ofiutt. jr f. y
Offutt. OF Garnett Park. Md; airs. X
Biondi and daughter. Mrs. f. Started
and son. Mr.. and hrs. George r. Clarl
/ Chauncey. NJ X. Rogers, James O
Shronii, Mrs. NJ c. Garvey. Miss Bel
/ Garvey. Mr. and Mrs. John Amlung. Of
Philadelphia Miss Rosa Weser, d. W
Stanton.
/ Hotel Byrd-G. A. Man. Charles King
/ Jr., William Mace, Harry Eibel. Gus Meg
/ land Berry Benton. c. II. Longacre. j
/ Davis, George T. Kepler. H o. Gartner
G. D. P. Bailey, W. \. Smith and VIE
/ Mrs Thomas. Miss Thomas Miss Rob.
/ inson. Mrs w. c.. Willige. Mr. and Mrs
/ z Z. Sullivan. Mrs. Evelyn Holland. Ms.
Maud Poe, Miss George James, Mrs. Z
J. Edison. T.. T. Wenner. Herbert Hough
7 J. r. Balloon. G. II. Dawson. g. R. Far
sons. Mr. and Mrs. j. Hurley, Mauric,
Hess, Stephen Hubine. Dan A. Conner
Miss Sadie Nally, Mr. and Mrs. z. 7
Evening star., 1909-04-17

Fulton r. Gordon ct ux. to Laura
Nelson, lots - and 20. square .114Si
S2.5I4.
BURRNMLE-F r. Rawlings ct
ux to Willie NJ. Carvin. lot ~
block > section :: SO.
DEANWOOD HEIGHTS : John W
Gregory ct ux. to Frank H. Hale.
all block -: SO
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween East Capitol and A streets
Francis A. Blundon ct uN. TO john r.
and Clara F. Dietz. lot 46. square s9s
WESLEY HElGHTs-Provident Life and
Trust Company ct al. trustees, 70
Mary f.. S. h. Gray, lots ~. do. 80
block IS: $500
ELEVENTH STREET AND PENNSiI.-
VANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
northeast corner)-Mary X. {. Legare
trustee and own right, 10 David }.
Kaufman west half original lot and
part original lots 3 and 3. square 3iS;
SI22,250
Q STREET SOUTHWEST between ~.
and 9th streets-May I. Speer ct vir,
Alexander NJ. TO Simon Oppenheiiner
original lots and ). square 1OS: SO.
HOLMEAD MANOR-Julia P. Truxton to
Ruth B. Parker. lot -. block 43; Slh
INGLESIDE-M Regina Moore to VIII
liam F. Ambrose lot g. block /: $40.
BEL. AIR HEIGHTs-Henry D. Williams
ct al to Jacob Van Vechten Olcott.
lots and Z, block !; $20.2JO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Eva NJ. Fay to
Michael Dowd. lot 15. block 32: S10
NJ STREET NORTHEAST between North
Capitol and 1st s,reets-Barbara NJ
Graf to r. Holt Easley. original lots
H. Is. 16. IL and part original lot IA
square 673: So
DORBIN'S ADDITION-Harry Wardman
ct al TO Kate H. Dunn lot 1873. block
BRiGHTWooD PARK-Kate II. Dunn
to Harry Wardman and Thomas r.
Bones lot -. block "a: $40
NO. II FENTON STREET NORTHEAST
John Nickol ct ux. to Katharine Y.
Magee lot pa. square 6t4; $40.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Patrick O'keefe ct ux to
Hliam J. o'Hare. lot 81, block 4;
SH-. :, ,iSIDE-Washington and Maryland
Realty Company to Charles F. Du-
vail, lots n. % and 70. square 297O;
$40. Same to Charles y. Frushour,
lots 3s and 80, square 297O; $40.
FOURTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
between f and streets-Thomas
Kluh ct ux. to James d. Rsdon, lot
so. square 1863: $40.
r STREET NORTHWEST between 9th
and 10th streets, 10th street north
west between r and S streets and
Washington Heights-Miranda B. Tul-
loch TO Arthur b. Hayes. lot ~. block
4, and lot a. block ;, and lot 81.
block 4. Washington Heights. and lots
and % square 36S: $40.
+ STREET SOUTHEAST between Sth
and 9th streets-Claud Livingston eli
ux. to William ]. and Laura T.. De-
lano. part original lot 13. square 9o5;
$40.
II STREET NORTHWEST between a1st
and 22d streets-Virginia r. Corse IT,
Allan McLane Albert. part original
lot 10. square -; so.
ID. Milton ct ux. to
Wallace T. Chapman, lots 36 and AZ.
block ); SO
WEST ECKINGTON-Edith Fl. Thomas
to Fanny G. Miller. lot 81 block S: $40.
|DOBBINs' ADDITIoN-Harry Wardman
Young. lot 40. block II: $40
w STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 10Th streets-Harry Wardman ct
al to Percy ]. Grady. lot 81. square
2O3; $40. Percy J.. Grady conveys
same property to Joseph F. Birch, jr.;
WIDOWS MITE-Mathilda Degges. ct
vir, William H., to Martin X. West.
lot IL: S1OO.
H STREET NORTHWEST between alst
to William w. w. and Sarah G. Stew
art. part original lot 10. square 70: $40.
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS-Harry G. Lay
cock to Albert s. j. Atkinson. lot 9.
WHITEHAvEN-Ma A. Clark to Gus
tave A. V. H. Dittmar, part block }:
So
L STREET NORTHWEST between nth
and 18th streets-Angelo Ghiselli ct ux.
to Justus Schneider. lot 1884, square
1j1: $40.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Thomas H. Mel
ton ct ux. to Emma Donohue. lot 73,
block "a: So
NO. 100 18TH ST N.W.-John w. Daniel
trustee. to Joseph E. Thropp, lot 81
square. 10: $12.3OO
NJ STREET NORTHWEST between 9th
and 18th streets-Edward NJ. Dulin ct
ux. to Victor E. Zuberano. lot 81
square n: SO.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS = Washington
Loan and Trust Company. trustee. to
United States Realty Company. lots
~ and ~. block 3i9S. and lots A. and
49, block 551O: SO.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS Edwin r. Mac
Kethan ct uN. to Oscar G. Brothers.
jr.. lots = to Is. block l: $40.
FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS NORTH
WEST-E Francis Riggs ct al. to
Riggs Realty Company. original lots
. and II and part original lot TO-
square o2i: SO
LANIER MISUNDERSTANDING r. Sanner
ct ux. to David b. Murdock, jr. lot a.
and part lot Al: $40. David B. MUIR
dock. jr.. conveys same property to
Franklin 7. Sanner: $40.
l STREET NORTHWEST between I6tn
and 18th streets-Virginia Bulkiey
ct vir. John W.. to Harry II. Don
pally. part lot 81. square 1856: SIo
WHITEH HAVEN-Nincent Gloriosa to
Rosa Gloriosa. lots 10 and 20; $40
ASBURY PARK-Randolph d. Poorce
ct uX. to John A. Norris. lots IS and
IL. block 1: SO.
FIFTH AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
aEmma r. Adams to Bertie v. &C.
neste. lots 33 and "a. square S43: Slo.
Elmon 4. Adams to same. same
property: $3.50.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE