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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
NAMES
N LOR|MER CASE
State Senator Broderick is Star Wit
ness Thursday at the Investigation
of Title of Junior Senator of H.
linois to Seat.

Chicago, Oct 19--State Senator
John Broderick of Chicago on the
witness stand before the committee
of United States Senator investigat-
ing the Lorimer case declared today
that purposely he withheld the names
of certain witnesses at the time OF
the previous federal inquiry year
ego.
Il was under indictment on a
conspiracy charge in Sangamon
county" testified Broderick, "and
was yet to face trial on that charge.
So when Investigators asked me II
there were other people aside from
those already known, in my saloon
when | met Senator Hoisiaw. re-
fused to give the information.
did so on the advice of counsel
"Broderick was under Indictment
and was taking care of Broderick
That's why ! didn't hand out all OF
this information at that time" con-
cluded the witness.
Broderick and State Representa-
tive Robert E. Wilson were the only
witnesses before the committee to-
day. Broderick will be recalled to
the stand tomorrow
Wilson resumed the stand for
cross examination when the COM
mittee reconveped in the afternoon.
The witness under Interrogation by
Attorney Hanecy related his expert
ences before the Cook county Grimm
al court at the time of the Lee
O'Neil Browne and other trials,
which followed publication of the
Charles A. White story in 1910.
The witness told OF his indictment
by grand iuries in Cook and Sanga-
mon counties on charges of perjury
and conspiracy.
Senator Kern gained from Wilson
an admission that Browne engaged
counsel for Wilson in all these mat
ters and that to date Wilson has
paid Browne nothing for such SER
vices
Senator Kenyon asked Wilson II
the Edward Hines Lumber Company,
had contributed to his primary cam
paign fund.
No" replied Wilson.
Broderick, who was charged with
having paid Former States Senator
n. w Holtslaw $4,000 in connection
, with the Lorimer election. followed
Wilson on the witness stand.
Broderick denied that he had at
any time offered or paid d. W.
Holtsaw money TO vote for Lorimer
The witness, admitted. however,
that Holtslaw had visited him in the
Broderick saloon late In June, 1909
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
8 POLICEMEN ON TRIAL
Three Sergeants and Five Patrolmen
on Carpet Before Chicago
Board.

Chicago, Oct. 19-Five patrolmen
and three police sergeants, consti4
tuting the so-called blind squad, who
testified that they had not seen the
open gambling at the American
League baseball park Labor Day,
were placed on trial before the civil
service commission today. The trial
of the eight men on the same charge
for which Lieut.. Walsh and Patrol
man Mcclellan we're discharged,
cause an interruption in the plans to
question all commanding officers as
to general orders about gambling and
vice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
BANK DEFAULTER HAS
REWARD ON HIS HEAL

Topeka, Kan. Oct. 19.---Jobn A
Flack, alleged to have defaulted the
Atiline State Bank at Atiline. Kan,
of $4,000 last year, is believed to
have been located O, l.. Moore Of
Atiline called on Gov. Stubbs asking
II reward would be cffered FOR the
return of Flack
Persons deeply interested In the
bank believe they have located
Flack." he said, "and II the state
will pay sufficient reward to pay
the expense they will attempt to get
Flack back =
The reward will be offered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
NC GRAW GETS WARNING
New York Giants Manager in Dan.
ger of Disbarment Unless He Be-
comes a Good Boy.

New York, Oct. 19.-The Ma
tional Commission today censured
John McGraw, manager of the New
York National League Club, for his
conduct during the Athletic-Giants
game here last Tuesday and notified
him that repetition of misconduct
would result In his removal from
the field, disbarment from all fur
ther worlds series games and a
heavy fine
First Baseman Merkle Of New
York also was fined 500 for i'm
proper language.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
Armv Going to Have Show.

san Antonio Texas, Oct l9~- Army
officers from Fort Sara Houston are
planinj, to participate in the horse
show to be held during the first two
days of the Iideruit'cnal Fair in
this city. Nov. s to l2 inclusive.
They purpose bringing the best
horses from the tcst to participates
III the riding, jumping and polo con-
tests
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
WOMAN, SEEKING HUSBAND
DISCOVERS HE Is DEAD.

Washington. Oct l9--From the
window of an intcrurban running
towards Washington, Mrs. Ira Grun-
nell of Spring Hill, Va, today looked
down upon the mangled body of her
husband, which was lying beside the
track near Jackson station The
man had apparently been hit by car
lie left his home last night and up
on his failure to return his wife
started to Washington to meet him,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
BROAD POWER TO CITIES
UNDER ILLINOIS RULING

Springfield. ILL.,. Oct 19.--The ap-
pellate court handed down an opin-
ion today holding that cities have
power to compel the telegraph conf
panies and other corporations to pay
reasonable compensat on to the city
for the use of streets for poles,
The ruling affirmed the decision
of the Sangamon circuit court In
the case of the city OF Springfield
against the Postal Telegraph Cable
Co., OF Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
STATE RESTS IN ENRiGHT
MURDER TRIAL In CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. l9--The state rested
at noon today in thertrial of Enright
charged with the murder of Vincent
Altman, former labor organizer. Mrs
Altzan was the last witness examined
by the state, Fred Irish, who is the
only person who said he actually saw
Enright shoot Altman, will be re-
called by the prosecution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
CULLOM PREDICTS
TAFT AND DENEEN
Senior Senator From Illinois Says
President and Governor Will be
Renamed For The Offices They
Now Hold. SN v 4

Chicago, Oct. l9-United States
Senator Shelby M. Cullom today ex-
pressed it as his opinion that both
President Taft and Gov. Charles s..
Deneen OF Illinois would be re-
nominated. lie said he was not sure
that Gov Deneen would be reelected
owing to factional fight in the
state, but said that without question
Taft would be renominated.
Senator Cullom will leave for
Washington late today or tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
Getting Ready to Build.

The Illinois Central railroad has
been unloading lumber stone and
other material for the new freight
depot, which is to be built at the
corner of Thirteenth street and
Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 19--Jame
j. and John B. Mcnamara, the men
accused of dynamiting the plant of
the Los Angeles Times, manifest a
strong degree of confidence in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20

,utcome Of their trials on the charg
II murder, John B. Mcnamara was
called to the bar first, and it was
shown as soon as the effort to get
a jury was begun that the relations
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-20
Two cres&ss civinsers.

Wo 0FetWst LFv'Nxers-
increased meahs are frcfens-d leis-
ure are the two eivlirsrs o l.n---
s'.- ~-.@h
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09

Ingleside-John H. NJ. CLANCY to Charles W.
Burrows, lot 50, block 3, so
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-wil.
liam X. Hill ct ux. to James J. Keans,
lot 81. block IA. So Christina Callan "a
James j. Keane, lot 50. block IL 80.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-James
J: Keane to George w. Marsh. lots 70 and
Columbia He!ghts-Aususta c. Mots to
Philip b. Hoge, lot 30. block %, SO
Dobbirs Addition-Annie v. Anderson to
Philip B: Hoge. lot "a. square $500, so.
Edward N. Duiin ct ux. to same. part lot
Clinbourne-J. Louis Willige ct ux. to Philip
B. Hoge, lot IS. block 8. so.
Holmead Estate-Mabel c. Bond to Kate
Bond. lot IS. square south Of 1877. 80.
Pleasant a, Piains-Guy 8. Zepp e al to q.
Ingleside-John H. N. Clancy to w. RAM
dolph Talbot. lots s. to 81, block T. SO.
Padsworth-Bailey Shumate ct ux. to Harry
Wardman and Thomas Bones. lot ~ square
South Grounds Columbian Observation-Disclosures
e. T. Hansmann ct ux. to George c.
Humphrey. part lots CO. 81 and 70, so.
George c. Humphrey ct ux. conveys same
property to Marian D. Butler. 80.
in san' M;sns f. MsDermo.s e .x 70
Petworth-Charles A. Peters et. ux. to John
Thomas Mack. lot e, square 20. 90.
Woodley Park-Georee c. Pumphrey q ux.
to Alfred e. T. Hansmsnn. lot IS. block II.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Ciar.
ence B. Hight ct ux. to Walter OHara, lot
60, block 8, So
intermediary waldman OF ux. to Bailey
shumate. lot Is. square 27oe, SO.
al to James Power. lot s.. block I. sio. "
Clinbourne-Adele NJ. Solger to Frederick n
Soiger, lot q. block 2. 80.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
TWO new OFFICE
BUILDINGS NEARLY
READY FOR TENANTS
Union Savings and Wilkins
Structures to Be Opened
in February.

On the heels Of The completion Of the
biz woodward Office building. at the
southeast corner Of II and Fifteenth
streets northwest, two other Office
buildings now are quickly approaching
readiness for occupancy. the Union
Savings Bank building, an eight-story
building on the west side Of Fourteenth
street between q street and New York
avenue. ana the rine-story Wilkins
building on the south side OF ii street,
between Fifteenth street and Vermont
avenue. Both will be completed early
In February.
The wilkins building IL being con-
By ]. II. de Sibour. ana 10 in charge OF
randall H Haxner. II Will contain
nincty-six office rooms and two large
store rooms. Above the fourth story.
ths c 81 sS wl be from eyery
OF nfty:seven feet and q depth Of III
feet The building IL q handsome struc-
ture Of white stone front
The Union Savings Bank building Ia
also q white stone front. Three floors
Of the building have already been con.
The first moor viii be occupied BY the
bank. the Fidelity Deposit Company
has leased the entire seventh floor, and
the law firm of Ralston. Siddons &
Richardson has leased the top floor
The building Is the. work Of Milburr
Nssbit q Co, builders; There are ter
offices to each floor. The building oc.
cupies the space between the Bond
building and the Commercial National
Bank building. 1t Is In charge of thS
r. II. Smith Company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
GARDINER ( DENT
REPORT PROGRESS
IN REALTY SALES
Operations Divided Between
Home Buyers and Invest
ors-List of Traders.

A good volume Of trading u reported
this week by Gardiner q Dent. The
sales reported are divided between
home buyers and investors. Mrs. A. N.
Cummings bought from Thomas H.
melton four six-room houses, llle, 1l1a,
l4o, and 1873 d street southeast a. an
investment for $1,000.
Another piece Of southeast property,
store and dwelling at l0z q street.
was sold to an investor for e. N.
Lusby and A. M. Halter for N.0o0. A
tnird investment sale was made for
Richard B. Owen to L. Corbin, who
bought the two-story dwelling ut us
airard street northwest, for Ss,l6o.
From Carl B. Smith. Mr.. Owen BOUGHT
the two-story, seven-room dwelling at
S4lS Thirteenth street northwest for
$3.50 Mr.. Owen will occupy the house.
Enoch ]. Vann bought from Charles j.
Wire the new dwelling at 1l22 webatsr
street northwest for $500 for his resi-
Gardiner & Dent also report the sa,e
TO ~; Hune cite Bi n.si Tor q; A. Mays'
street northwest, for 1850. The new
three-story dwelling at 1854 Irving
street northwest was sold to a retired
army officer for $3.50. for a residence.
The sale was made for the builder,
Charles Some.
The arm also has sold for Richard E.
dwelling ut 1916 Mt. Pleasant street
northwest for $3.50. D. J. Laine bought
from Thomas H. Melton for investment
the two-story dwelling at lat D street
southeast for $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
TRANSFERS IN SUBURBS

lie Droit Park-Herman r. Howenstein ct
ux to Lester A. Hester. lot 10. block Il.
$3.50.
Whitney Close-Lavinia e. Newton to ]. 3.
Gruver, lots 81 to 81. square 3o4s $40.
West Holmead Manor-Harry Wardman ct
al to Joseph B: and Bertha g. umpleby.
lot 81. block 4. so.
to Carrie b. Humphrey. lot 81. square 2sss.
woodley Park-Annie w. Burr ct vir. A. D.
". to Marian e. Martin. lot %. block H.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains--Harry
A. Kite ct al. to Charles J. B. Baker. io'
ISnier HeiShts~susanne oldberg to Frank
p. Reside and Guy X. Johnson trustees
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plain.mEli1s.
to Carl l.. Davis. lot $50. So
HoImead Manor-Heien s. NJ. smiht TO Car
H. Smith. part lot s07. square 2sss' go
lot SOS. square 1883. so.
Holmead Estate-Charles W. King ct ux. te
William Gadsby. lot 70: 80 =,
Gertrude B. Moss. lot q. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-BurI
R. Tracey to william r H. Merritt; lots
J. Sweeney. $40.
Purner Estate-Aiexander Miller ct ux. to
JOnn hnu 1haoueuo -. SAy' 'SS ~
Trinidsd-Charies Boyd ct ux. to Ezra w. NJ.
Cost and Alice l. Cost. lots Is and -
block 10. SO.
Rosedaie and Isherwood-Clarence +. Nor
ment ct al, trustees. to Walter A. Dowd,
part lots s and 6, block %, H.575.
whitney C1ose-Helen A. Bivinis to Jamea
X Jones' lot q, block II, SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Ger'
hsrdt 4; Meyer ct VIZ . to Junette Black
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Fret
c. Jones to Edward s. Handiboe, lot 90
block II, SO. Same to Ieatcher A. Ba
Eeant. lot 10l. block II, $40.
Indolence-Hary Wardman and Thomas
Bones to Horace o. French. lot %. square
270s, SO.
woodley-Juiius l. Peyser. trustee. to Bev
Grille J. Smith, 1r., In trust part Of tract
So
wcodiey-Beveriie J. Smith. jr.. trustee, e
Gertrude Dietrich Smith. part Of tract. SO
Washington Heights-Union Trust Company
trustee. and George p. Van Wick to How
ard M. Etchison. lot 16, block 5. N4, <23.65.
Columbia Heights-Charles w. King ct ux
to Henry c. Hilc. lot IS, square 2S6s. SO
Ingleside-Harry A. Kite and w. Wallacs
Chiswell to Maria v. ONeill. lot 70. bloch
2, So
Mount Pleasant-Peter r. Labouisse ct ux
to Pauline r. Labouisse. lot SS3, SO.
mingdale-Myrtle M. Greene to William
and Elizabeth Gordon. lot 1o2. block g. 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09

itoi and First streets--Joseph Fabrizio ct
lx TO Sam Fabriso. lot ss4, square
Rear Of H street northeast. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets-Alice L. C.
Maxwell to William A. Thomas, lots 81
to u. square lo57. No
Tennessee avenue northeast, between ana
d streets-James d. Burn ct ux. to Nor
man =: and Cora A. Leech. lot 30. square
1899. SO
Fifteenth street northeast, between C and
d streets-Clarence B. Hight ct ux. to Jo-
seph W. Rabbit. lot 227. square 1864, So
Same to william 8. Tiguor. lot 81, square
1864, SO. Same to Clarence n. Beach. lot
ga. square 1854, 80. Same to Benjamin
r. Carr1ck, lot $50. square 1864. 30. Same
to Madge r. Pierce. lot u.s. square 1864.
So
C street northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.chaRman W. Fowler ct
lot g. square 1909, $1,000
X street northeast. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct ux
to William H. Ernest, lot IS. square S57.
N,600
Ninth street northeast. between r and @
streets-Latta o. Early ct ux. to Harry
Gam. lot 1N. square elS. so.
Linden place northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-John C. Matthews ct TX.
to Ralph @. Duvall. lot 2le. square 100, SO
X street northeast, between North Capitol
and First streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux.
to Moses e. Herring. lot 2s6. square SIS,
Twelfth street northeast. between and e
streets-Norman E. Leech ct TX. to James
ID. Burn. lot 100. square zoos, so.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
General Crozier
+ Buys Villa Sites

Gen. William Crozier, chief Of Ord
nance. u. 8. A., has purchased from
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Incorporated,
two villa sites at the northwest corner
Of Rock Creek Drive and Benton streets,
in Massachusetts Avenue Heights. upon
which, It is understood. he will erect a
which now are in progress are COM
pleted.
The property fronts 176 feet on Rock
{ Creek Drive and 100 feet on Benton
street, with a total area Of 1896 feet
About $4,000 was paid for the property
This is the fourth sale of a large resi-.
dence site on Rock Creek Drive, near
Massachusetts, avenue which has beer
made recently by Thomas J. Fisher &
Co., Incorporated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09

streets-Charies H. Nussbaum to Frank
.,r Eoausn. lot 81. SQUARE 1893 so.
siaieen,h sou utr between fifteenth and
to Henry T. and saiinda Franklin. lot H.
A street southeast, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-Charles T. Creepy ct ux. 10
MA mary +. Carroll part original lot Is. square
aos Eleventh street .outheast-Francls A. JEFF
II dries to Mary e. Jeffries. lot 6. square
X r, strees southeast. between Fourteenth and
r1tteenth streets-0eorge H. Dierkoph ct
SQUARE 1865, no. Michael F. Cainan con,
veys same property to Leroy BrelsAarth,
Eighteenth street southeast. between A and
streets-John A. Carroll ct ux to James
rS ~; CARROLL. lots to u. square iii. S.
sySsna saG po sonsssa. sstwesn Penn
Brawner. trustee. to Besaie L Brown. lot
~ , square Io!s. 80. William H. TaIIm.dse
los S % J RSSert Mpsiisr lot is SQUARE
Jacob c. Mueller. lot 10. square iot5' s1 10
ne': .euar s 5a,s r., to Jacob c. Mueller lot
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. between
sixth snd Seventh streets-Eiien r. Elliott
lot r. square M sac, s1s 81, ana Charles H. Kindls
l42 Hickman street southeast-Thomas
s s%ox,ey Re, St TX IA to Mary NJ Kappe lot 75.
Ninth and NJ streets southeast-Jame, Kama
to George W: Marsh. part original lot :.
square s62. So George W. Marsh CON.
veys same property to John q. Slater. so.
street southeast. between Twelfth and
Ihirteenth streets-Gideon w. Pitts trus-
tee, to Herman r. Howenstein, half inter
est IN lot II, square south Of 1913. 81. 100.
Frederick Douglas Memorial and Historical
ASSOCIATION to same. half interest in same
property, S100.
Eleventh street southeast. between c ana
ID Streets-John e. Van Horn ct al. 10
William J. johnson, lot g. square s70 SO
Kentucky avenue southeast, between d and
Streets-Thomas H. Melton ct ux. to
Marian Riggles. lots "A, rs. 7s, los to liz,
square 1062
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
District Realty Transfers

1913 South Capitol street southwest-Kate e.
10. square s53 SO.
First street southwest, between M and N
C. square $50 ss25.
Canal and 7 street, southwe.-Henry N.
inal lot II. square COS. SO.
Haa street southwest. between T and .
sassr oriens 10, wass,, e John
Half street southwest, between + and q
streets-Charles r. Howison ct ux. to Johu
,sts s s,sisr original lot . sSusrs &C. 80
Menkine ct ux. to Albert Garry. trustee
for National Capital Brewing Company
part original lot 10. square esa. So
Northeast.
Fifth street northeast, between X and L
streets-Henry Hobart to Bernard A and
Catherine e. Rothrock. lot 81, square $50
So
Second street northeast, between ana a
s.rset s, @ Hahn All :. to Hannah Luchs
X street northeast. between Fifth and Sixth
Saskatchewan R. Howenstein ct ux. "a
Joseph GrsensTrs: lot rs square ST. 80
King ct ux. to Clara s. simonds, lot lis.
square 1923, So
Penn avenue northeast. between C and D
streets-James D. Burn ct ux. to George
w. and Elizabeth H. Wallace, lot 81.
square 1852, SO.
q street northeast, between Third and
Fourth streets-Belva J. Caswell ct vir, H.
A.. to James b. and Mary T. Nicholson.
lot n, square IT. SO. 1861. .
II street northeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-James B. Nicholson Of
ux. to Melva J. Caswell. lot 134 square
1027. 10.
sos II street northeast-Horatio N. Taplin Fl
ux. to Jesse M. HaT, lot Is, square 1884,
SO.
Lexington place northeast. between sixth
and Seventh overwhelmingly Brothers tc
william H. and Eugenia Lentz. lot l4S
square $50, so.
Fourteen and a-half street northeast, be.
tween and c streets-W. Scott Walker
ct ux. to Frank A. Jones, lot 30. square
1866, SO.
F street northeast. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-Grant w. Sexton ct ux. to
Leah Corbin, lot 49, square $50. so. Leah
Corbin conveys same property to Grant w.
and Dora A. Sexton. s10
Fenton street northeast, between North Cap
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
Three-Story Building
Sold by g. w. Decker

George w. Decker has sold to an in
weston for $4,000 the three-story office
and apartment building at Cos Fifth
street northwest. The sale was made
through the office Of Moore & Hill. Sew
eral sales Of residence property also
are reported by this firm. Among these
arc the dwelling at 1925 Eleventh street
northwest for H. A. Kite to Charles
J. Kraus. for $4,700, and the dwelling at
340S Eighteenth street northwest to Mrs.
Maria v. O'Neil. for $3.50, who gave in
ty-fourth street northwest for $1,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
Suburban.

Randle Highlands-United States Trust Come
pany. trustee. to United States Realty
Company. lots and 8, square $3.50 SO
Randle Highlands-Uniterd States Realty
Company to Hannah T. Lynch, lots and
g. square $3.50. 5000.
Garfield-Thomas Walker and william n.
Andrews. trustees. to John w. Cooper. iots
43 and a, $50
Berry Farm-Thomas Walker and William
r. Andrews to Felix F. Weir, lot "a. sec
ton l. $3.50.
Pinehurst-william 8. Carpenter ct VIZ. to tho
Pinehurst Park Company, lot 3. block 6.
S10
Oak view-The Newlands Company to Will
liam lowering DeVnes. lot s. block q SO.
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Com
pany to William M. Phelan. part lots .
and g. square 1854, SO.
Chevy Chase-Chevy Chase Land Company
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
Large Sales Reported
In a Subdivision

More than 10000 square feet OF
ground is reported TO have been sold in
Chillum Castle Heights in November
For the present week sales of lots are
reported to have been made to NJ B.
Ray. the Rev. A. f. Richardson. DIR.
Thomas +. Heating, and Mrs. N. w
Kesser. of Grafton. w. Va. The water
Department has announced water mains
viii be laid through the subdivision al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
Southwest,

Sn Second street southwest and al Second
street southwest Louisa Mcvary to John
Quinn. lot 20. square 5sS. and north half
lot II, square ISL. $40.
SIS c street southwest-Floyd 4. Davis to
George L. Abendschein. lot 90. square A0s
$,700.
ct ux. to Mary T. Burke. lot 10. square
Az, SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-09
Southeast.

Ninth street southeast, between B and c
streets-Maggie Coffin to Judson T. Gull.
lot II, square s23. 80.
Rear Of Seventh street southeast, between
and streets-Henry A. Langer. r.. ct
70, square $40, SO.
1919 East Capitol street southeast-Carrie L.
Hurlbut ct al, trustees to Edward Shaw,
lot g. square s67. 81. Edward Shaw con-
veys same property to Carrie L.. May w..
and Grace L. Huribut, 81.
B streets-Samuel l.. Dunkle ct ux. to
James F. and Gertrude H. Macoughtry. lot
IS, square 1914, so.
Twelfth and o streets southeast--Mary NJ
Soper to Margery c. Miller, lot 1. square
1901 81.
Eighth street southeast, between and c
streets-Judson T. Gull to William F. Au.
lot II, square e23. SO.
Kentucky avenue southeast, between b and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-05-16
MAY WAIT ON JURY
Hudson Probe Committee Refuses to
Disclose Plans.

Columbus, O., May IL. - That the
Hudson probe committee Of the sem
ate will not begin it's hearings until
after the grand jury has made re-
port was indicated when the commit
tee adjourned after its second secret
session.
No member of the committee would
discuss this phase of the case, but
inasmuch as the committee adjourn
ed to meet at the call of Chairman
John e. Todd and failed to decide
whether the he o ngs are to be open
or secret, color was lent to reports
that the committee is anxious to see
what the grand jury produces.
Members OF the senate seem to fig
sre the grand jury probe will not CON
tinue longer than the first part OF
next week. From this it would seem
little time will be left for investiga'
tion before the final recess Of the as
sembly next Thursday night.