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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Opinions to the effect that tho
hookworm is a myth are encourage
ing, to the Washington Star, but noe
fully verified.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Munyon's Paw Paw Pills coax the liver
into activity by gentle methods. They do
not scour, grippe or weaken. They are
tonic to the stomach, liver and nerves;
invigorate instead Of weaken. They en-
rich the blood and enable the stomach to
get ali the nourisbment from food that IL
put into 1t. These pills contain no calo-
mel; they are soothing, healing and slim
ulating. For sale by all druggists IN 100
and 25c sizes. If you need medical adj
vice. write Munyon's Doctors. They will
advise to the best of their ability absO-
iutely free Of Charge. MUNYON'S, SD
and Jefferson Sts.. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Constipation causes and aggravates many
serious diseases. 1t is thoroughly cured by
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The favorite
family laxative
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Davis Painkiller should be taken with
out delay when sore chest and tickling
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Heads Of Philadelphia's police de-
partment plan to equip each patrol
man with pocket electric search
light.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Politics is fence that always
seems too high when jumping time
comes
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Chickens may be kept nine
months" said DR.. Wiley. Much de-
ponds, comments the Toledo Blade,
on the character Of the neighborhood.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Buy BATTLE AXE" SHOES.

There Is a place for the hypocrite
but it isn't among honest men.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

NotorleJy is that which fools have
often died for in mistaking 1t fol
fame.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
and Ailments

Piffle is what doesn't interest the
egotist when the talk is getting ami
mated.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens thegums, reducesinhamms-
ton, allays pain, cures wind colo, Csc bottls
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

Many women take up a martyrdom
which even their enemies would not
inflict upon them
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
This Will Interest Mothers.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
cure Feverishness, Headache, Bad Stomach;
Teething Disorders. Regulate the Bowels ana
Destroy Worms. They break up colds IN y; "a
hours Pleasant to take. and harmless as milk
Never fail. At druggists Csc. Sample mailed
FREE. Address Alien S.Olmsted ,LeRoy,N.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

The virtues of our friends are ala
most ours, and we should make our
selves worthy of them.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

It's no use turning a new leaf il
the old one is still fair.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

FOR HRADACHE-Hicks CAPUDlNB
Whether from Colds, Heat Stomach or
Nervous Troubles Capudine will relieve you'll
It's houid-plcasant to take-acts immedi.
ately. Try it. l0c.. Csc, and SOC. at drug
stOreS.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

What's the use Of Earring one an
other in this joggy old world?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
ACTIVITY CONTINUES
IN SUBURBAN LOTS
w. F. Matteson Reports Sale
of los, 900 Feet Near Con
necticut Avenue.

Northwest suburban real estate con-
tinues active. This is indicated By the
sale OF a total OF $4,000 square feet
recently by William +. 8Iatteson In
the Eearby subdivision Of Richmond
Park and Connecticut avenue high
lands These subdivisions adjofn CIeve-
land Park on the north and extend
through from Connecticut avenue 20
Wisconsin avenue
The grading ana filing OF the streets
IN Richmond Park is now about com
pIeted, and D J. Howell. IN c..arge Of
the work, is obtaining bids for side
walks and cutters. The contractor who
81 doing the grading in Connecticut
az enue highlands. which has been in
progress for more than 2 year, states
that he VIII complete the work liz
about a month
When this IS done the District au-
Lhorities have ordered that the streets
be macadamized, Sidewalks and cutters
lald. and shade trees planted
The sewer main in Connecticut avenue
through Rodman 70 Porter street and
in Porter street 10 the western end of
the subdivision has been finished. This
sewer is TO be carried the full length Of
Porter street. through Richmond Park
to Idaho avenue. when the water de-
partment VIII install the water mains
Sewer and water mains have also Just
been ardered TO be laid IN Connecticut
Avenue Highlands
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
SOUTHEAST

1924 Fourth street sout heast-Sar71IeT serve
ler ct Tx. 20 Annie a hewitt. lot g, square
south az So. SO
Fourteenth street southeast. between East
Capitol and streets-H. P Howe1stci1
o. uy Co Jerome r and Amy r Potter,
ut s., square 1855. $3.50.
o street southeast. between Sixth and Sew
el-1 srreets-I- D. Rosenberg and Alex
a1der W0-f- trustees, 20 Insz 2 TettCn,
part lot =. square So, s.. $50.
Pel1s- lva-ia avenue southeast between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth ts-Isa---encc
T. Te1iy ct al 70 Clarence y. Hight. lot
81 square I57s SO.
Tenth street southeast between south caro-
Ina avenue and Q street-Louis A. Dent
trustee, TO John r B0ettcher. part lots L
and .. square 9f5. $3.50.
SO Tenth street sOutheast-IOufg A Te,t
trustee 70 william T Davis, part lot J.,
East Capitol street. between Thirteenth and
F'ourtr eHth streets southeast-IIarry WI
son p al to George Samuel Pope, lot 10
square 1885 SO
Fourteenth street southeast. between East
capitol and L streets-H- R Howeustein
Ct TX % Frank G Belts, lot g, square
East Capitol street. between Thirteenth and
son q al 70 Ernest r sutton. I1t 181
square 1895. SO
60 Twelfth street southeast-Richar W.
t-5rker 70 Lille F. Barker lot %. squa~e
Eighth street southeast. between East Capi-
tal and A streets-AiIlard r. Lunch ct Tx
% francis A Blundon- part lots Z and 9.
square go $40. Francis A BlurrI0u e. uE-
convey SINE property 70 Mary A Lynch,
11l2 PenussI-ania avenue sautheast-NIuIard
T. Lyme e. ux- 20 Francis a. BIuudon. lot
g sluI-e 9-2. SO Francis A RlunEon ct
TX convey same property TO Mary A. Lynch
First snd Second streets and North Carolina
Newton 10 Herman r. Howenstefn. lots So
90. and 81. square "a SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
NEW CEMENT HOUSE
TO HAVE FIRE TEST
Blaze Will Be Built Inside
TO Prove It Will
Not Burn.

A new poured-cement house at Viz
GINA Highlands viii be given unique
fire test on Labor Day, when a bon
FIRE VIII be built within It.
Construction Of the house win be
commenced next week. and ft is ex-
pecJed that It VIII be completed with
IN ten DAYS.
Three OF these poured-cemeut houses
have been erected at Virginia High
lands The houses are poured IN a
steel mould equipment. the invention O.
a Washington architect Milton Dana
Morrill,. which is made Of standard unit
plates locked together forming 2 trough
around the walls and partitions
This trough is filled with liquid &C.
meut, after which the second tier OF
plates is raised from below and SC con
unued- This methods greatly reduces
The cost OF construction making the
houses at the same time. Gre-pro0f and
damp proof
Ballard & Lauham report that a NUM-
Der OF lots have been sold TO buyers
who wiz build AT Virginia Highlands.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
SOUTHWEST,

20 II street s01-hwest-J0hn Mass 70 Molue
sli-lSoD- lot 1l2, square 5n SO
5ll 81 street southvvest-CSeo-Ee " Sanford
e uL- TO Charles g Eos-y, i0t 2, square
so. 80.
81 Third street s5uthEest-5Lax PerskIn -
NIX 20 Frank O'NeiI. TOT So square SO. SO
Thirteenth street southwest. between = and
81 s-res-S-Jp--- " watts e. ux- TO Ge1-rs
T. watts and ada Vets part I1t z,
square IS. $500
Eye street. between sixth and Seventh
streets ssGthvest-Czustav HeruinE et uz
% Agnes Canning. Ioc 81. square $40 SO
81 street southwest, between FTalf and First
streets 7-ap-e-1u Brown et uE- 90 Percy
r. Russell. lJt -. square SO. SO
S-cozd and X streets southwest -CSale1 z
Green 10 Isaac orten5e-E lot i. square
sse. $40.
T. street southwest between Four-aud-z-
hat and Sixth s-reets-Jedn X trov e- al
r1 John Fftzu1-Tfs, lot g.. SQUARE 800 SO.
Eour-and-a-half street southwest between x
and + srrcc-s-gYilbur 7. Mash C a. 10
south Washington Amusement Ccnaanz
part lot ~. square Sc. SO
gu Third street s1uth7,c st-E'rank O'Ncsf TO
Tsadare Eoseld0-f IOt -. square 80 SO
sixth street southwest. between II and y
Etrcets-M- . CalpbcI ct al trustees
10 Ernest r EhnCr-. lot r. SQUARE s-z
S155
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
MONEY IS LACKING
FOR TYPHOID PROBE
Health Officer Is Forced TO
Draw on Sanitary
Inspectors.

own 10 She provision Of the District
approx r1atiOl, bin, which limits the
amount 70 be expended for salaries IN
the COutagiOus disease service TO $1,000
Health officer Woodward has fOund il
necessary TO detail inspectors in the
sanitary service to the investigation Of
the typhoid fever situation
Heretofore there has beeG no Iinita-
ton as to salar res. and II has been the
custom Of the Health Department to
employ physicians when needed at a a
day
year was between $1,000 and $500. out
of 2 total appropriation OF $3.50.
The department. IL s said. is seriously
handicapped by he salary Limitation and
an endeavOr TO have il removed viii be
made at the next session Of Congress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
Transfers in Realty During Past Week

e AZ 20 Henry L and Emma l. Otto, los
o.. square SO. SIG
Twelfth street and Maryland avenue north
eSt-Jolah c. Crippen q ux- 90 John o.
Rabbit. lot IS. square s64. SO.
y street northeast between Fourth and FEfth
slree-s-Alarie q Holman t5 Robert r
-a-1rlley- lots Il 20 IS, square 90. SO
a-4 lElrc street aortheast-ViIIiaEl T. KENT
ts aHaT5Ff t. LDuE-- l1- g. sd -a-e rs. SO
. a-Aleelt1 and 3 streets no-theas----Il-1--l
- lezlrnsT q uN- 60 Clarence 3 Hight,
j -a- y square loss, so
o street northeast. between sinh and SIKH
s-ree-s-ts HAN s Lluey e TX 20 Frank
j. kenney, Io- so. square Sa3. SO
Between j. and @ and Fifth and sixth
streets 4oElleast-.L' Terence EeEan g u-z- %
Harry J. E-lseubelss and Julia H. Essen
1e-ss- lot -. square So SO
Ninth street and Kent place northwest
George s. Cooper e TX 20 John and Rosa
A--s-- -9- D. square 81. So
T. street northeast, between Ninth and Tenth
5-rea-z-lleorEe s C--,uer e. uE 70 Joe
r. end virginia =. Joa7son, lot 1s, square
100 Flrse street no-treast-AUzus-a NJ
H5zEer 20 Louis V Dieter, lot s7s. square
y llyftle street no-lheast-EIva H sehoo-ev
e. VIZ T. William Reed EzcEil. lot 40.
square 675. SO
7 s-rae- northeast, between Fourth and Flfth
s-ree-s-Et0bert u. MahorDey et ux 60
Martin l. Go-rwais, lots q 10 Is. square
SIS North Carolina avenue na-tHeas--v-ff-
lam @ethereil 90 Thomas H. Robinson.
l1- -. square 9f2 Sio-
ga asse Street EoTllf -tsL----2l1ce o. Halter 90
r-- to- Joseph - and Anna II. Power. lot
So square elS $40
LII = street u0rrhsast-EIarTv = F5ur5e-te
90 LL 20 Charles " Trey. Iot 60. square
--l- SO. Catherine f51Sdrca 20 Harry j.
blrle--E- lots S. and 50 square 11CI- $40
p street Eo9 theas-, between EuE. slfth and
LElrtee-th ssreets--E1n-na y. Higgins et
rlr 20 Jane ASHLEY, Io- 1s9. square IUas $40.
x street northeast. be-wee1 Sixth and sew
ll-h s-reecE-I haol1re o. Ebaueh aE ur-
90 Herman r Ho1Tenstein- lots o. 60 81.
square So. SO.
~ Second street northeast-Flo-euce c.
simpson e. Vir, 10 Elizabeth =. Reynolds.
lct - square 80 SO
~ Eleventh street n5rrheast-E-li zabeth Ken
Eesy e. Vir 70 John r and Jennie T. Bo-
lon I0t 60 square ef5. SO
ca x street 19rrheasr-ArIhur P wood 70
Glel1eI RiusIdo. lot Ig7. square SIS, SO
Eleventh street northeast. between A and
- s-Tce-s-1fary A. Prince 90 James A
FlncE- lots J. and Il. square SIS, $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
WHISTLES FOR THE BLIND.

CHICAGO Aug 13--Whistles Of a
special design as a means for blind per
sons ta signal policemen in the down
town quarter for assistance in crossing
congested streets VII soon be furnished
every sighuess person In Chicago
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
CLARENDON SHOWS
RAPID DEVELOPHEN
Activity Marks Realty Trans
ferS and Building Projects
Across River.

Building and realty transfers across
the river at Clarendon, Va. have been
active during the last week
The last tract OF ground in CIareu-
don within the scent fare zone. the
Dickinson tract Of eighteen acres.
which was recently sold by Charles
E2auscher- Is TO be developed as Center
Clarendon.
Work on the new Catholic church.
the ground for which was given by
Mr. Rauscher, has been started. and
the Clarendon school house has been
nearly completed
AcccrdinE 10 W G. Collins, the real
estate operator AT Clarendon. the
Washington, Alexandra and Falls
Church Railroad probably VIII doubla
its trackaEe from Arlington Junction
TO Falls Church. and also from Ross
Ign to Clarendon.
Mr. Collins also reports the follow
n .-1 s-eS ana transfers of property
Fog Mrs Della Schneider house and
-FOUR lots ut Penrose- 10 W n Car
For WooG-Harmon Comrsrv- ..----
lots AT St Elmo, 70 -. " Rust
For the SissOu estate. house. and
Two lots at Clarendon. TO wills X
For E s Anderson. one Tor AZ f-4--
endon. 10 Fannie Lee stevens
For Gecrse p Garrett. two acres Of
land at MulhaH station, to II. W
SbiDe-
For a W. Sherier. two acres of land
near Auihau station, to Julian p
Baldwin
For the Sisson estate. house and two
lots al Clarendon, 10 James A IcAu-
life
For Charles 2. Miller. house and
two lots at BaIlston- 10 Ceorse {.
Lyles
For Arthur = Porter, house and two
lots at Clarendon, 10 G. W NiIbourna
For George H. Ruczer. house and
Ivan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
Week Marked by Activity in
That Portion of the
Capital.
INCREASE IS NOTED
IN SALES OF LOTS
Two Important Transfers IN Bust
ness District Swell Total of
Values Represented

The large number Of sales in the east
ern section o. the city IS the striking
feature Of "a review Of The realty or
erations for 1he second week of August.
which closes today
SiSty-uine lots changed owners in that
section during the last six days. cuIn1I-
mating in the purchase OF the Isabella
apartments. on Eleventh street north
east. lust Off Lincoln Park. James A
Finch is the new owner OF the apart
meuts. for which he is said To have
paid Mrs. Mary A Price. the seller
sE,0or
In the northeastern portion Of the sec
ton thirty-nine parcels Of real estate
were sold including both improved and
vacant properly Thirty lots were in
VOWED in the transactions in the south
eastern par Of the city.
Among the urimprCved lots sold in The
northeast was the vacant ground. com
prlsinE six lots OF the north side of r
street between Fourth and Fifth streets.
This uses UD about az Of the available
unimDroved ground on that thorough
fare for several blocks east Of the Union
station The extension Of the Czrffaf
Traction ComDany's line out r street
has given an impetus to building opera
tons in thar locality
Expected To Build.
As the purchaser. Martin l. GottwaIIs.
recently erected and sold a. row OF
houses neariy adjoinins. it Is expected
he VIII shortly begin building on the
newly purchased ground
According TO the records OF the Office
OF the recorder OF Deeds. the opera
IONS OF the week exceeded by ~Ctv
Ire NUN Der OF transactions closed IN
the corresponding week Of 1909 Tho
total number OF lets transferred rHis
week is 641-
The suburban sections feursz
SWel-sd by the transfer Of 42I lots in
tie SUBDIVISION Of Blue Ridge he alltS.
reached ass. while the near-r7rt7rl
Section showed fifty lots sold Tn rEz
CITY proper the northwest Ted with
SlALE-Lnree transfers followed hz- the
northeast with rhirty-nine. aal Ike
ecutAeaSI with thirty in the south
" estern portion Of the CITY ten Irfz
changed hands
Business Property Sold
Two transfers In the business sec
zion also figured II the weeks actfv-
1ty- Howe Tottzn bought Of W O
Dodge the northwest corner Of Ninth
and G streets, opposite the Patent I
Cnicc- The consideration is not stated I
In the deed
TIE other trarsactious involved tie 4
store at 500 Tenth street northwest I
Immediately south OF Pennsvf ,-zrl5.s I
avenue. William q. and John II Car
ter are the purchasers Of this building
at price not made public
NeaEly half million dollars was
loaned this week on the security AZ I
go lots at an average interest rate a ]
DO per cent The exact figures were I
$4ts,OS5-3Z- Deferred purchase money
notes led the market with q total If /
$50 4sS-SS- New loans au-rera-e7 4
sos E99-Sz, while the bufI5fuz assoc 4
cations placed Sgt-8GO-
More than half the money u7-I
loaned on cofI1-v property. -he loans
IN that section amounting 10 SOS 4
4+b-st- In the northwest Borrowers 4
secured Sl52.44e-35- in the northaa sr.
So. SO; southeast S26,35O, and south
west. S1O,gT5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
NORTHWEST.

Pennsylvania avenue northwest. between
Jackson place and Seventeenth street
Benjamin r. Vaughan o. ux- 90 Horace Il
Wesceott- o1e-f1u-th interest fin part lots Z
2 street n5rra1esst between Trezty-f5a-zH
and L-el-g--1-lcl z--aa-z-Ela-- y Ham
iia- trustee, 10 Elva-d D. Brown. lots 20
ana q and part -Il j. square
2 street northwest between --a0t--f---rH
and Euau-y-ll--h s---a-z-E-5 ward -. E-a--1
t. Franz y FadFet-. lots - and 81 a-d
555s o street no-th7-as--Elizabeth n. Allen
70 tf7al@ - -etlr-i- lot $50 square 1l5s. $50
rleth srreets-A1-fe X o. James 20 ZTz-v-
land Agricultural C1-lsEe, part lot g.
SO 7 street D1-thwezt-5osepl w Tyler e.
TX 70 Slme7 D. Bronson part lot TO-
Z street northwest. between Tzeu-y-ni1th
and Thirty 1Irsr -tree-E-1 2 7-15-- --7
william a. Gordon t---z.caz e Harold r.
Tr-rr -1-- 80 81 81 ------ -----
Sc street uo-truezr-H-as-1z r. TAYLOR
- az % charles ~ Taylor. lot -, square
Ninth and c. streets u--thvezt-vv. C.. D5z-s
1z 10 H7Ee T1--e1, Jos 81. ana part
-2- g. square $50 $40
ls-t Vermont avenue 1V-sst-A-Erzu p
------ trustee o. susanna A. Collins.
part lI- 49, square SO E-1l
N .7~l1-i1 avenue extended nora Invest
E--r ar rs-r----- - --- ---- ~ ~
--- a=-- -.a-tZ NORM
n ----- 49, - --- - e1-.l.i
Z -a--.. ----.-L 80. -.-
-7- ------------ e.----- ----= --- ---.-l
- NIX rr rzzT z-.--- - r----
,--------- 30 --r.--- .-' 20 ~ sslil-lL
-5-- --ts e. s. "a = ~ - - ~ e-l
aI=1 los q --z = =l----- ---- ~. ---
- - 80 7'.--1 --i-t t.a-l- ---
Tsea1ty--i1tH s--z-- -----r---z-+ r---.-- n
and r streets ------a- Z T-.i---..-- -
Joseph II C1r--=- ~ ,-a--- r. 49,
lots - ana 81 z--r-s ~
Z street northwest between e-avz-r-a--+7- ----
Eighteenth s--e--s-rT----- C T--o7-r- -
Robert j. T-rnna LOT 1r9 =~s-z-l ri en-
l7Is Thirteenth street -----T-r--=--z7-r.--s r
Tvura CO uv- t1 H-E--- Er---1- - Il
square 20 So EaHa-- 3 --7-r-- 81 ~
convey same ----s--- m H-----s= 2 r-------
Fourteenth street ----r---=+ -.-+----- ~
street. and Florida ------1- ryf-r-4-- \ 49,
a. ux 10 z---7a--r-- r---- r.. =, " ---
90 go
Fourteenth street ----r4-zzf r-+--.-- --
street and Florida z----.---- z---7----.- -.
o. WeUasea. Pollock Alien r-- - g-----
20 SO
First street northwest between p ana n
etreHts-Trz r. Ellison Ct III b, rr4--- ~
Creluer- ll- 49, square 30 $40
4z- sixth street ----r-.-,--=-- H--z--== 75--
dan % Tx % Harris Ee----ra---7 - Re-
square f-g. SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13

CHEsAPEAFxE BAY RESORTS
One Day Excursion Tickets from FVas1inrroa
70 Following Resorts VIA Baltimore
TcicEeste- Beach. Esetccrtoa- Z1r- Dea1zie
Claiborne. ana Love Point FIar--- q q
Tolchestc- Beach Saturdays and Sun5avs 4 =
Delightful rrip on Chesapeake Say and
beautiful West River via Annapolis. I "a
Ocean city and Behcboth Beach Eoinz
Saturday: return uniil 1Ionday night. as
FeE-5Iar, in Blue Ridge 1I0unrzins5 one
cay Ickcls------- 2 o
Atlantic City. via Chesapeake Say and
c & D. canal Day beats are Z2-k1ot
dysrs---.-.------.------ ------------...----, -
Wash'u. BALTIC. q Anna IL r..
1924 New York Avenue
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13

is Hickman street zouthcast-7vfIfau =.
s-s $40
Z sixteenth street southeast. between ID and Z
slr-e-s--gharl-s " Trey g uE- 20 Harry
- sur1e--e. lots S., S., 81, and 81. square
1-5. $40
Sixteenth street southeast. between ID and E
@-fs-ls-liarrF l. Eurdette e. TX % O.
EeFlT Mcl-us- lots IS square 1G-- lots S.
ts and So. square -g-5. So
twelfth street and Potomac avenue southeast
sarah LerEer et VIZ. % Abraham -ser1er
l1f IH square 20. SO
Kentucky avenue southeast. between y and
p s-reers-IFiibur L Wright 20 uG- % May
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
PLANNING HOUSES
IN CHEVY CHASE
Building of Several Will Soon Be
gin-Realty Continues
Active

Activity in Chevy Chase real es-
tate and building continues
A large lot in Section has just
been sold by Thomas = Fisher & Co.
nc. TO a local investor, and plans
for a number OF good residences have
been made Work on three Of these
in Section . viii begin within a week
1t IS expected that they win be com
pleted by the first OF Decem Der. when
they viii be put on the market by
the Fisher company
James Davidson. Dr. Wilbur
Phelps. and Mrs =. r. EIcCzreEor have
approved plans for houses and viii
start their erection within the week
The work OF laying the water main
by the District, has been completed
along keCkuk street Water and
sewer pipes are also being laid on
Livin CStOn street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
TOWN HOUSES SOLD
DURING THE WEEK

Several town houses have been sold
during the week by Thomas J. Fisher
& Co. Inc. The three-story brick
dwelling 1895 Vermont avenue north
west was sold for about $1,000 The
residence at 1314 : street was sold for
500 and the last OF the row recently
completed by John Henderson at First
street and Florida avenue northwest
The latter was sold 20 james y. Muir
ray AR Henderson intends TO start
the erection OF seven more Of these six
room houses at once and probably viii
complete them before winter