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Cañon City record., 1911-08-17


Rev. B. F. Asby, civil war veteran
and pastor of the Christian church at
Eaton, Indiana, is devoting few days
to Canon City. visiting old friends and
acquaintances. He is spending his
vacation in Colorado and came here
from Fort Collins, where he was the
guest of his son for several weeks,
hating, however, for a short time at
Colorado Springs en- route. On Thurs
day he walked to the Hanging bridge
in the Royal Gorge, from which point
he climbed to the top of the canon
and returned to town by way of the
public highway and the Skyline drive.
He will leave on Friday for Topeka,
Kansas, where he will visit his daugh-
ctr before going back to Indiana. The
walk into the Gorge and return to the
city by the automobile path and the
Skyline drive is one that calls for a
high degree of physical endurance and
few men of Rev. Asby's age would
care to undertake such task. He did
not mind 1t in the least and greatly
enjoyed the experience. He says the
magnificent scenery more than CON-
pensated him for the exertion.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dollar and
son. Warren. of 521 Pike avenue, re-
turned home Friday night from sew
eral months visit to Chicago and
other eastern points,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen C. sperry, who
have been here for a couple of weeks
visiting the formers parents, Rev.
and Mrs. S. H. Sperry. and his broth
ers, r. W and Webb Sperry, will leave
on Monday for their home at Mem
phis, Tennessee. Mr.. Sperry is en-
ployed by the Underwood Typewriter
company.
C. T. Granger and Mrs. F. d.
Granger went down to Canon City
Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. C.
W. Darby.-Salida Record.
Mrs. Phil Sheridan and daughters.
Florence and Katherine, are spending
week or ten days In Buena Vista
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Iden, former residents of Canon City.
Miss Mae Wills. OF Fort Dodge, To-
wa, with her friend. Miss Ellen Fisher,
of Des Moines. Iowa, arrived this
afternoon from the east and will Wis
1t Miss Wills brother, Mr.. Ed C.
Wills. for a week or more.
H. McKinstry. OF Junction City.
Kansas, arrived in Salida last Friday
with the idea OF finding a desirable
location for a creamery He had just
come from Canon City where he had
been for the past month.-salida Rec
ord.
J. l.. HALEY, superintendent of the
Midland Coal Company's mine here.
with his wife and family, who, is
spending his vacation at Silver Cliff,
came down from the Wet mountain
valley on a brief business trip Thurs
DAY afternoon.
A large crowd came up on the
Gorge excursion today and a big ma
jority not only saw the gorge from the
bottom but also went to the top and
over the Skyline. The rain OF yester-
day. which put the tracks in bad con-
dition delayed the trains which caused
a good many to pass up this excursion
that otherwise would have taken It,
Mrs. J. Gill, who has been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. C. f. Cole
man for some time, departed on Fri
day for her home in Shreveport, Lou
isiana. Mrs. T. G. Roberts, a daughter
Of Mrs. Gill, and a sister Of Mrs. Cole
man, arrived the middle OF the week
and will visit in Canon City in def
nitely
Monday.
Mr.. Ed Carter is expected home this
evening from a few days trip to Den
yer.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17

Miss Cora Mccoy spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stump in Cripple
Creek.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17

Recommended as an educator.
Miss Mona-Clare Huffman, daughter
of Senator Huffman, of Kansas, who
who was a guest at the Carter and
Smith ranch on Lincoln Park, during
July, has returned to her home at CO.
lumbus.
Miss Alice Bradham left on Wednes-
day for st. Louis, Chicago and In
dianapolis to buy her fall millinery
Miss Ellen Endicott is in charge OF
the store during her absence.
Mrs. Frank Emerson and daughters,
Misses Beulah. Jesses and June, are
spending the week in Denver visit
ing the parks and other attractions
Of the city.
Friday.
Mrs. Caldwell McAfee and son, of
Colorado Springs, are visiting Mrs.
McAfee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice,
Vi go EIebCOlI dfChuS.
A fishing party composed of Mr.. S.
H. Sperry and three of his sons, R. W.
of this city, Allan c., of Memphis,
Tenn, Herbert F., recently from the
Philippine Islands, returned from the
Platte river Wednesday night where
they spent few days angling for the
finny tribe. They had sport galore
and enjoyed the outing, but refused to
disclose the number of the catch.
A. NJ. Vickers, of Spring Hill, Kans-
as, who has been here for several
days, left for home this morning with
the intention Of packing up his house
hould effects preliminary to return
ing to Canon City to establish his res
idence. Mr. Vickers stated that he
had made a very complete tour of Col
orado and found no place as attrac-
tive as Canon City anywhere in the
state and had decided to come back
here and live.
A. p. Werden, for several years a
resident of Fruita, has been a visitor
in town for several days. Mr.. Werden,
who left for home this afternoon, will
return here with his family within
the next thirty days and become a
resident of the community He says
Canon City appeals to him stronger
than any other place in Colorado
with which he is familiar and he is de-
sirous Of becoming a citizen here. He
expects to enter his children in the
public schools at the beginning of the
September term.
Blake Rogers, deputy county treas
urer, was in the city from Canon this
morning looking up matters in con-
nection with the Gumaer property
Citizen.
Mr. Henry Noffke, of Wilton. Wis.
is here on account of the illness of
his son who is in the hospital with
typhoid fever. He is visiting at the
home of William Hutchinson.
There is no better investment than
business education. Read on another
page of this paper the Special Offer
Dodd's Commercial College is making
to those who enroll at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. wintermute, OF DEN
yer, are spending the day in Canon
City, having stopped off here to make
the trip over the Skyline drive and
to the top of the Royal Gorge the
beauty OF which they had heard a
great deal. Mr.. wintermute, who is
the general sales agent for the Twin
Lakes Land and Water company, came
to Canon City with a large party Of
excursionists eight or ten years ago
and was SO much pleased with the
hospitality of the community at that
time that he has always wanted to
come back here for a more intimate
acquaintance with the people.
Little Agnes Tyo, of Canon City.
is spending few days with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Carmo-
dy.-Citizen.
F. G. Smith. of Great Bend. Kansas.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Nc.ary Public--W. B. Rowland. 62s
Main street, Record office.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17


Mr.. Ed Carter is expected home this
evening from few days trip to Den
yer.
Mr.. Gillen and his two sons and
daughter left Friday morning for
camping trip on the Platte. Their
friends and neighbors are hoping that
they have good luck.
Miss Jessie Emmerson, stenograph-
er and typist at the Office OF the Col
orado Light and Power company. re-
turned home Sunday night from a
weeks visit to Denver. Her mother,
Mrs. Frank Emmerson. and sisters.
Misses Beulah and June. are expect
ed home from Denver on Tuesday.
The Misses Hermann, Malone, Pet
tit. and Cronen. OF Des MoInes. Iowa.
who have been making tour Of the
west, stopped on In Canon City Sat
urday night and will remain until
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
APARTMENT HOUSE
SALE FOR $4,000,
STARTS ACTIVITY
E. c. Brainerd and John P.
Story, Jr., Purchase
the Gloucester.

Activity which is to follow the build.
ing Of the University Club, in ! street,
and the new Arlington Hotel, at I street
and Vermont avenue, started today in
the closing of $4,000 sale
T.. G. Brainerd and John p. Story. tr..
purchased the Gloucester apartment
mouse at 1888 / street for that figure.
Iheir purpose is to remodel the apart
ment, which Is five-story building.
into modern store and office building.
using the two main floors for stores.
The building occupies the entire lot of
so by 80 feet.
The attention of the real estate men
to property in the vicinity of the Ar
hngton and the new University CIub
building has been attracted by the an
nouncement of the commencement on
Monday. OF building operations on the
club house. and the certainty OF tbe
construction Of the new hotel. At Sew
enteenth and l streets, too, the new
home Of the ACmy and Navy Club ia
approaching completion. This deveIop-
ment and the even more rapid develop
ment around the intersection of Fff-
teenth and II streets, a square awav
has started the activity in realty Tar,
ther to the northwest
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
REV. DIR. DE VR|ES
PURCHASES LOT TO
BUILD RESIDENCE
Sale Near Cathedral Made
Through Fisher & Co.
Activity Noticed.

The Rev. DR.. William Levering De
Vries has purchased lot on the north
side OF Woodley road, between Thirty
hfth and Thirty-sixth streets northwest,
near the Episcopal Cathedral site, Tor
building suburban type of residence
for himself. The sale was made through
the office Of Thomas j. Fisher & Co.,
Inc. In connection with that of II. l..
Rust. Another lot in that vicinity was
purchased by Arthur Carr on the west
side of Wisconsin avenue north of
Woodley road.
y. Eris Powell, well-known realty
broker. also has purchased a lot in
California street, east of Twenty-fourtb
street, for the purpose of erecting a
residence for himself. The sale was
made through The Fisher office.
Months Sales Reported,
This office reports the sales this month
OF more than 5000 square feet Of
ground in Massachusetts Avenue
Heights. Among the purchasers are
Miss Amaryilis Gillett, who bought n
large lot on the northwest corner Of
Thirty-fifth street and Massachusetts
avenue; Charles H. Mixer. vino n,,r-
chased the adjoining lot bought bv him
some weeks ago; Henry c. Moses who
ppoousht Tour lots lying between Thirty
Fi!m Ednupp pace and Thirty-sixth street in
Eonunds street; James d. Maher. who
oought 5o-foot lot In Edmunds street.
west OF Observatory circle: Mrs E,mms
n. r. Ghis. VINO bought a 6O-foot lot in
MY Is Ann,s street; near Wisconsin avenue;
O-foot lot In Thirry-sixth street. be.
tween Edmunds and Fulton streets. AMI
Joseph A. Carey. who bought a large
socona no. IN cathedral sa. avenue. near Thirty
Continued activity In the Chevy Chase
section is shown by reports from Thom-
as J. Fisher & Co. -Four lots on the
Sha,, Syhu.n slae E OF northampton street, in
Snevy Chase. ID. c., have been sold TO
William l. Browning. These will he
improved by two residences.
Purchases Two Lots.
william L. Phelan il the purchaser of
two lots running through from oliver
street TO Patterson street. Mr. Phelan.
1t is understood, will Immediately build
on these lots, which adjoin his present
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth o. Leavell has pur.
chased large lot on the south side of
raymond street at Georg a street in
section 2. Chevy. Chase. Md. This lot,
which which has so a frontage on Raymond
sTeet st OF laz rect by rs feet, ON Georgia
street. is to be improved with a fine
suburban home.
TWO sixty-foot lots on the south side
OF Jocelyn street, between Thirty
eiEhth and Thlrty-ninth streets, Chevy
Chase Heights, have been sold to pur-
chasers whose names are for the pres
ent withheld, but 1t is understood resi-
dances will be erected at once upon both
lots. ~
George Dugdale bought a sixty-foot
lot on the north side of Huntington
street, west of Thirty ninth street, i'm
Chevy Chase Heights. Mr.. Dugdale al
which he will erect on this site and ii
is understood work will begin at an
early date. A lot in Chevy Chase
Heights, fronting sixty feet on Jocelyn
street. between Thirty-eighth and
Thirty-ninth streets, was sold to Mrs.
Oliver +. Williams.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Carnegie's Birthday;
Seventy-four Today

Andrew Carnegie reached the seventy
fourth milestone in his eventful life
today. This also is the birthday ami
versary of Sir George Buchanan, Brit
ish ambassador to st. Petersburg, who
is fifty-seven. Two members of the
House also celebrate. the same day,
these being Congressman James S.
simmons. of New York, and Congress-
man James d. Post, of Ohio, their ages
being fifty and forty-eight, respectively.
Andrew Carnegie, who was born in
Scotland in 1887, has had a spectacular
career in America, rising from a tele-
graph messenger boy to the head of the
Carnegie Steel Company, and it's vast
properties. He Is multi millionaire,
and has given away several big fon-
tunes, his bequests exceeding $l00 900, ,OO0
Mr.. Carnegie has retired from active
participation in the steel industry, but
he still owns vast interests. When the
United States Steel Corporation was
formed Mr.. Carnegie sold out at a
clear profit of about $50, 100000.
The steel king spends several months
each year in Scotland and he is often
referred to as 1.-The Laird o. Skibo
Castle" His home is in New York,
but he frequently takes a run over 10
Washington and iPttsburg, the latter
the city in which he amassed most OF
his fortune.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Two New Firms Formed
Out of Dissolved Concern

Two new realty companies have been
formed through the dissolution of ths
i1rm OF Moran & Goldenberg The g.
Goidenberg Realty Company and
charles Moran. The former is a cor
poration and will open new offices on
the ground floor of the Woodward
building, at Fifteenth and III street
northwest. The head of the new cor.
poration is 8. Goldenberg.
The officers and directors are promi-
nent Washington and Baltimore busi-
ness men,, Until the new OFFICES are
opened the present offices of Moran a.
Goldenberg. in the Oxford building will
be used. WA,
Mr.. Moran -has opened offices IN tba
woodward building where he will make
a feature of renting and exchanging Of
properties.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Suburban.

Randle HighlAnds-United States Trust Com
pany. trustee. to Thomas Y. woolford, 10
| "a. square 1864, SO.
Deanwood Heights-John F. Sheahan to LUX,
| J. Croghan. lots % and "a. block II. $40.
| Friendship-Jesse II. Wilson, jr.. ct al, trus
tees. to J. Eakin Gadsby. part. $5,2y. 70
Albert K. Shoemaker ct al, trustees. to ]
tract. ss.752.40. J. Eakin Gadsby conveys
part Of Friendship to Christian Heurich. $40
Cleveland Park-John Sherman ct ux., ct al
to William A. Kelsey. part lot l. squar'
Cleveland Park-John Sherman ct ux. t,
Harry A. Kite, part lot !. square 2os4. $40
al, trustees: to William H. Achterkirchen
lot IL. block s. s..
Eckinston-Susan F.. Howlahd ct vir. vii
liam M. to Laura NJ. Tracey, lot 10. bloch
sauls Addition-Joseph A. Bennett ct ux
! to Martin l.. Gottwals, lot l3 square 2s07
Fourteenth Street Terrace-Lynchburg In.
,, yestment Corporation tSos to sterrett D. Nc
| Sixteenth Street Highlands-Holmes Centra
| Realty Corporation to Martin II, Bray, lot.
| and 8, square west Of 2721, SO Same
to to same lots and T. square west OF 272l
Cleveland Park-Louise Taylor ct vir. Charles
| H. to Grace E. Steward. lot II. square
County-Charles Davis es ux to George e
Davis, lot described by metes and bounds
Avalon Heights-Frank X. Auth ct ux te
John P. Werres. lot .. block 7. so.
Sixteenth Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Central
| Realty Corporation to Arcturus l. Howard
! parts lots I and 8, square 272o, $40.
| Congress Heights-Arthur T.. Randle ct ux
! to James A. Talbert, lots and 7. block
Chillum Castle Manor and Turner's I'm
| provement-Eilsworth Prosser ct ux. to
silieate Pressed Brick Company. part, Of
Turner's Improvement, $40.
| Friendship and SIS. Philip and Jacob--AIice
a. Bates to William NJ. HOFFMAN and Allan
| e. Walker. part lots IS and a. $40
Addition to Anacostia-William E. Treynor to
Mary j. Treynor' lot is. block 5, $40.
II. IS. 80, square 2slS. $40
Lee Brown, lot 50. square sssS. $40. 'A; Lee ee
frown to Mary C. Reese, same property,
So -
trustees. to John T. Wright, lots so to o.
square 2997 $l5,255, John T. Wright ct ux
conveys same property to Martin Wiegand.
Chillum Castle Heights-wsshington Land
and Mortgage Company to Morgan E. Nor
gan, lots and O. SQUARE square 1884, SO
and 49, square 2sl4, $40.
Rhode Island Avenue Terrace-Mary A.
Harvey to Austin Wells lot 4, square 1912,
$40.
Oak view-Julius A. Maedel ct al to Lea
HILL lot 16 block l. $40.
Peters Mill Seat-William r. Green ct ux-
to Guy p. Warren, lot II, square 27is. $40.
woodridge-James Berry trustee. to A. Err
Hiilbroox"otway' H. zantzlnser ct TX. to
square 50I6. $40.
trick J. Jordan. lots and s. block 4. $40
Chevy Chase-Fulton r. Gordon ct ux. TO
Elmer g. Wood and Joseph w. McKerecher,
lot and east half lot .. square i7ss. ,2.5sS.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Thief Drops Bundle of
Clothing, Makes Escape

A colored burglar detected in the act
OF stealing articles Of wearing apparel
from a~clothesline In the kitchen of the
home OF Mrs. Clara Hook, 23l G street
northwest. is being sought by the police
today.
Mrs. Hook was sitting in the dining
room of her home when she heard an
unusual noise In the kitchen. Going to
the rear of the house she saw a coi6raS
man with bundle Of clothes under his
dow. ~ AAA
Drop those things" commanded Mrs
Hook. The thief obeyed and a moHent
later dropped to the ground and disap-
peared In the darkness. Mrs. Hook told
..e police of the Sixth precinct she can
identify the housebreaker.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25

scneutzen Park-William B. Harrison ct ux.
NC y2hn B. Ekins, lot Is, block /, $40
s. Jatshant,nEisie Jnsth B. Bischofr to William
Columbia Helshts-chsries w. King ct ux.
aSss ~ chsTies ,n Woods Taylor. lot i00 square
sioomingdale-william Barnum to csspar q.
shaner lot 6s, block 10, $40.
inEsdesidemPaul Eaen :. H; Moreland to Annie H.
ifto clifton street northwest-Charles J'>But-
Block s' a. a. univsisI,r 1S Gertrude ,Wllis lot 60
Hoffman, ct Al. to John N. Henderson,
,,IGi, T;i part lot SOL block 8, s..
n Ersd1ds, .,Middsush & shannon to Jane
Columbia Heights-Thomas Bones ct al %
Ina Ina 3: kepner. lot 70. block 50. SO. = =
B. Jenkins iot MarS%sn saaap. ct s,os s1 TO saie
Pleasant PlaIns-Harry wardman ct nj. To
mabel c. Hoadley. lot 90 square 3O4o, Slo.
i'ish nIew-Harry wardman ct al. to James
aS block H.. $40. wv
Holmead Mancr-Harry wardman ct al to
boeE Senlamn q 81, e. and Lillian W. Smith. lot 14O.
Washington Heghts-Josephine A. B, Mason
nc, 10 HaTy B. Mason, part lot IS. block Z. sl0
saaHs Easi W fiansIaarry aan III Wardman ct al. to
70 James G. and Annie e. Scott. lot 10,
square So4l. $40 Same 10 ralph IL. kim.
pIeaHar, Sa,,; io' p,s -, square so4o; $40;
Wliuam c Allen. lot &. square 3o40. sI0
same to Thaddeus Fairfax. lot 81, square
3ei0. $40. Same to Gordon Payne and Olive
II Payne, lot 50, square $780, So
Hoimead Manor-Harry wardman ct al To
b,eos Leo r. :, and ., Lillian C. Nachmsn. lot 1876.
Holmead Estate-fIarry wardman ct al. to
Mar Mary L. Gallaway. lot 7s square south of
West Holmead Manor-Harry Wardman ct ad
to Eliza b. Bowen. lot 80. square es27, $40.
West omingdale-Giuseppe Pappalardo ct
al to Louis p. Shoemaker and Edgar d.
Turner. trustees. lot ST. block l. IS.
Holmead Manor-Amory X. Tingle ct al to
Richard B. Owen. lot 80. block II. $40.
keating Estate-John II. Lane ct ux. to
Louisa Hanft, lot 105. $40.
Dobbin's Addition-Harry L. Rust and WILL
lam j. Brown trustees to William C..
Allard and John F. Bayne. lots and S
and part lots and 8. block 1s. $500.
Fairview Heights-Cornelia l. Morgan to Ar
thur Carr, lot 4, block 2. $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Richard
B. Owen ct ux. to Leah Corbin, lot 2s3,
block 4, $40.
Pretty Professionalism Wallace. jr., ct ux.
to w. L. Velie. trustee. part. $40.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Near-Urban.

West Holmead Manor-Samuel r. Robin el
al. to Mary Bricker. lot %, block 2. SO
Addition to lie Droit Park-Martha Bartlt
to John C. Bruce. lot go. block 20. $40.
Trinidad-Ernestne Schmidt to William ]
Creamer. lot so. block IL. $40
Addition to lie Droit Park-Frederick A.
Carlson ct al to william II. Hutcherson
lot 20. block 36, so.
Petworth-J. s. Gruver ct ux. to Blanche
A. Leger. lot 81, square 1929, SO.
lnS9enceCharles Wire ct ux to seod Thema.
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition-William
T. Cox to Samuel E. and Frances E. Nor
ndoience-Chsries E Wire ct ux to Vernon
7; and Grace s. keiser. lot So. square s7oo
e. Lewis. lot IS. square 27oS. $40.
West Observation-Disclosures E. walker &c
Giuseppe PaPPalsrdo ans ,,n and Giovanni Giuf
Petworth-Harry Wardman ct al to Pear
M. Duckstein, lot g. block 81. $40.
Petworth-Martha e. Gilmer to Rosa r. and
Rosa r. and Veronica r. Ford convey
same property to Charles A. Peters, $40.
3. 3. sRs siS' Veronica r. Ford lot 49, square
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Caroline
Mythger to Rowland M. Jones. lots 1879 to
l43, block l6, SO. Rowland NJ. Jones con-
veys same property to Joseph e. Bury, $40
California avenue northwest, between Eight
Cooper ct ux. to J; Wilbur Latham, lots
46, AZ, 49, block 4. Washington Heights, $40.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Charles
II. Weser ct ux. to William l.. Browning,
lots 60 to IS, square 2s6s, $40.
Columbia Heights-Thornas G. Stewart ct ux.
to Louise Taylor, lot 81. block 23 So
Whitney Close-Edith II. Gottwals to Will
liam and Christian Hauer' lots ls and H.
lie Droit Park-Herman r. Howenstein ct
ux. to Thomas j. and Annie A. Marks,
lot 1872. block ~, $3.50.
Columbia Heights.Davitt d; chidester ct al.
Henry II. GiIfry ct ux. convey same prop
erty to Sara G: Ward. $40
to Edward T. Beery lot As, block 5, SO,
Holmead Manor-Carl H. Smith ct al. to
William II. Saunders and Dudley Norris,
trustees lot "A, block a. $40.
trustees to Carl II. Smith, part lots 10,
II IL, block n, $40.
North Columbia Heights-Ruth Wheat u
Ralph A. and Mary f. scroggs lot IS.
Same to Linus A. and Emma C.. Sandberg.
lot Sc. block 2, and part lot 3e, square 1884.
Park yiew-Adoph ]. Eisenbeiss. to May V.
Columbia HeightsS-Lulu NJ. Wittowski To
Robert e. L. Yellott. lot So, block 20. $40.
Columbia Heights-Phebe e; sharpless to
Columbia Heights-Edwn v. Lane ct ux. te
George c. Pumphrey and John F. Lane, lot
Bloomingdale- Mary, T, Burke to Matthias E.
Holmead Manor-Jennie f. Abbott ct vir,
William Siaul :, II; io to John M: Daley lot 1884,
H9lmead Manor-John M; Daley ct ux. to
Estate OF William Holmead-Charles E. Eek.
stein ct ux. to William T. S. Doyle, lot
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Police Strengthen Case
Against Hold-up Men

Charges Of robbery were today pre-
ferrcd against four young colored men
arrested last night by Policemen WAL
dron ami Flaherty. of the Fifth pres
cinct. in connection with the hold-up
Of Max Reiness, a grocer at 1895 New
Jersey avenue southeast. a month ago.
The police saw Reiness unidentified two
Of the prisoners-Sylvester Parker and
Henry Pratt. alias Monk" who, he
charges. came into his store and rob-
bed him of s32 at the point of a revolt
Yer.
The other two-Percy Lewis and Mace
have watched on the outside of the
store
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Deal About Closed in
Northumberland Sale

The sale Of the Northumberland
apartment house, one of the largest in
the city. to a New York buyer, while
not finally closed. is believed to be nea
to determination. An interesting fea-
ture about the deal is that the New
York buyer is an operator in New York
realty and Is willing to put into the
trade a large loft building in West
Twenty-third street to secure the WASH
ington property.
-Hta Northumberland has been one of
the conspicuous successes among WASH
ington apartment house enterprises. II
was built by Harry Wardman several
years ago and is located at the south
east corner of New Hampshire avenue
and V street
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Dwellings Are Sold
By Sansbury Company

Several sales of dwellings are re-
ported today by the N. L. Sansbury
Company. The sales of four lots in
Sauls Addition are among these. Mrs.
Janet F. Lawrence bought a forty-foot
lot on the north side Of Decatur street,
between Georgia avenue and Thirteenth
street, and will build a home. Another
lot on the same street. near Georgia
avenue, and one on the south side of
Emei son street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, were sod to build
er, who will erect two houses. A fifty
foot frontage on Iowa avenue at the
corner Of Fourteenth street, was sold
to John r. Haislip, who will also build
a residence.
William c. Poston purchased the sew
en-room dwelling at 1921 Hall place
northwest, for $500. and Mrs. Gather
Inc l.. Spengler bought the three-story
dwelling at 1214 Euclid street northwest,
from Ezra B. Thompson.