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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Near-Urban.

Washington Heights-Charles H. Davidson
ct ux. TO Walter A. Dowd. lot L. block T. SO
Trinidad-Ira J. Baker ct ux. TO Maggie BeaIl.
lot 81. square 400, SO.
Petworth-Alner Greenleaf to George C.
Hough. lots IS to .. square 1882, 81.
Meridian Hill-Mary ]. Edwards ct vir. w
walton, to Henry White. lot "a. block 6. $40.
W. Walton Edwards ct ux. TO same 10,
80. block 6. SO. Mary S. Ryer to same
part lot 30. block 6, $40.
sos Allison street northwest, Petworth-J, s
Gruver ct T ~ t., to Gertrude r. Schultz. lot
Pleasant Plains-Barbara W. Prentiss ct viz.
Spencer. to George B LaughIin. jr., lot Sss,
Mount Pleasant and Mount Pleasant Plains
David ]. DUNCAN to Bridget O'Connor. 10,
a. block s, $40.
Pleasant Plains-Robert H. Featherstons tc
Raleigh Sherman. lot q. block Il. so
l4l0 Belmont street, South grounds Column.
bia CoIlege-Maud B. Delaney ct viz,
Victor ". to Hezekiah Thomas. part lots
3, 4, and 5. SO.
Effngham pIace-IHoward University to EN-
Whitney Close-Brainard H Warner ct ux
to Edith H. Gottwals lot 8 block 2, $40
Meridian Hill-Louisa E. James ct vir, George
T., to Henry White. part lot 90, block s. $40
to Walter D. McCaw. lot 212. 80.
Mt: Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Willian
e: Edmonston, ct al, trustees, to Aller
., sl.Ou
1anier Heights-wliliam c. woodward ct ux
to Horace A. Dodge, part lot 49, $40. Jane:
w. Murphy ct ux- to same, lot 3S7 so
Woodley Park-Thomas p. Bones ct al n
Clarence II. Conger, lot 81, block is, SO
West Bloomingdale-George c. Humphrey e,
al. to Monroe NJ. Selinger. lot S., block
Ingleside-william L. Stewart ct ux. to Pau
r. Boesch. lot los, block 3. so.
Columbia Helghts-John P. Stuckert ct ux
TO James A. Finch, lot 50. block IS, SO.
Craven Terrace-RiEnald W. Beall ct ux &c
John G.. Slater and William R. Hedges lo
81, $40.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Charle.
B. Peirce ct ux. to Guy s. and Carol
s. Zepp lots II to II. block ?, SO.
Ingleside-Lewis f. Breuninger ct ux. tC
Annie NJ. Sargent and Georgianna D.
Steele, lot 70. block q. $40.
Holmead Manor-Jennie E. Abbott ct vir
William H, to Charles A. johnson. lot
Holmead Manor-Charles A. johnson to Jen.
ME E. Abbott. lot 81, block "a, So
Holmead Manor-Edwtna P. Chamberiin et
yir, William N, to Edward Whitney, lots
y and 46, block "A. and part lot %, block
e. so.
Rosedaie and Isherwood-wIlliam x. Obold
to Annie c. Obold. part lots and s,
block e, so.
Mt Pieasant-John T. Arms to Adelaide H
Kinney, lot $50. $40.
s214 Sherman avenue northwest-James D.
Burns ct ux. to Susan r. Merriam, lot 90,
block Is, Mt. Pleasant. SO.
Belmont road-John j. Drury to Peter A.
Drury, part lot 10, block q, Kalorams
Heights, and part of Widows Mite. So
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
A. L|SNER GETS TWO
LARGE HOLDINGS IN
DOWNTOWN SECTION
Owner of the PalaiS Royal
Buys Lots Adjoining
Store.

The largest downtown really trans
action of the week was concluded to-
day in the purchase by A Lisner of
four buildings and lots running through
from Tenth to Eleventh street and ad-
joining the Palais Royal on the north
for $4,000
The two three-story buildings at Ill
and 713 Eleventh street northwest and
the two three-story residences at ~
and IA Tenth street northwest are in
cluded IN the deal. The property on
Eleventh street was sold at $3.50 a
square foot, and that on Tenth street
at s.. The total amount of space &C.
quired by Mr.. LIsner is 100 square
feet. The first piece of property was
sold through the office of Tyler &
Rutherford. and that for the Tenth
street piece went through the office OF
Weaver Bros.
No immediate improvement of the
property is contemplated by NJ. Lisner
but II was acquired by him 10 provide
for future engagements to his depart
ment store whenever they shall be-
come necessary. Work upon the large
addition to the store on G street Is
now rapidly proceeding.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Weeks Realty Transfers in the District

Thirteenth streets-Charles A. Baker ct uX.
to Thomas J: Hanlon. part lots i6 and a.
square 1908, SO.
Wylie street northeast, between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets-Emma X. Baker. trus-
tees. ct al. TO Thomas J. Hanlon. part lots
46 and a. square 1908, So
40 NJ street northeast-Sarah E. Carter 10
Lilly NJ. and Gordon c. France. lot IS. square
sos, $40
Florida avenue northeast. between Fifth and
Sixth streets-William J. Hoffman ct uX.
10 William E. Waggener, lot a. square SIS,
$40
Il Myrtle street northeass-George A. Vieh-
man ct uX. TO Mary r. Gray Ifor liieI,
Eliza NJ. Salter and Charles c. Gaddis ire
mainder), lot l57. square SIS. $40.
Gil Third street northeast-Rose Z. Ries to
John y. Ries, jr.. half interest in lot II.
square 49, SO.
NJ street northeast, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-William PITT Kellogg ct TX; -. to
Sc4. to 3o7, square sos, $40.
Sixteenth street northeast, between East Cap
ux. to Edward W. Moiiohan. lot So square
1910, SO Edward W. Mollohan ct ux. con-
vey same property to John P. F. White
SO.
G street northeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-Mary E. Hughes. rus-
tee. to Capital Realty Company. lot 49,
square 1927, SO
Florida avenue northeast, between Fifth and
Sixth streets-William J. Hoffman ct a.
10 Theodore Michael, lot a. square 81, w
Tennessee avenue and c street northeast.
Susan R. Merriam TO James d. Burn lots
% to 81 square 1892 SO
zoos Ninth street northeast-F. Walter Brand
enburg ct al, trustees, TO WiIliam A
Heine lot e. square 800. 5.
5s3 Third street northeast-George G. CERT
man. trustee to Antonio and Felomena
Norcia, lot 90, square 77s. s..
Wylie street northeast. between Twelfth ana
thirteenth streets-Walter Savoy ct ux: 10
Ada H. Gasaway, part lot So. square loVo'
so. u.
Tennessee avenue and street northeast
John d. McNabb TO Mary A Finch, lot o.
square 1858. so. ~,
sOo Florence court northeast-James D. Burn
to Susan r. Merriam. lot ia, square l5'
SO
Florence court northeast, between and g
streets-James D. Burn ct ux. to Annie ID.
Nelson, lot liz, square 1851, So same TO
Sallie G. Colvin, lot 173, square loel, $lo
wylie street northeast, between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets-Joseph A. Roth to John
H and Louise Gordon, lot Sc. square looS.
so.
WvIie street northeast, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Joseph A Roth to stuart
NJ Leitzel, lot IS, square 1908, Ao
s10 Tenth street northeast-Joe 7. Allison ct
ux, to Anna N. Moore. lot 81 square $50.
SO
Tenth and streets northeast-Charlie E
Thatcher ct ux to Lillian B. Wild. lot IS,
square $50. SO.
ga Seventh street northeast-Mary A.. Finch
ct viz. Willis A., to John d. McNabb, lot
l3l, square $50 SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Southeast.

street southeast, between Third and
Fourth streets-Henry H. Mckee ct ux. to
Robert H. Hazard, lot 36. square 7s9, $40.
Twelfth street southeast. between G and
streets-George M. Casper ct ux. to
Charles J. and Bessie E. Ayers, lot 50,
square 1920. SO.
D street southeast, between New Jersey
avenue and First streets-Lucy ". Shaw
ct vir, Benjamin F., to Jacob H Lich-
liter, lot G., square 6sI, SO. Jacob H. Lich-
liter conveys same property to Lucy M.
Shaw. SO.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-Herman
r. Howenstein ct ux. to Minnie Rooey, lot
80, square northeast Of 1855. $3.50
s1e d street southeast-Frank Schroth ct ux.
to Gilbert B. Scroth, lot 30. square S4. $40
1918 B street southeast-Wiliam ID. Dixie
man ct ux to Ernest Hand John T.
Bradley. part lot So square 1914, SO.
Fourteenth street southeast, between e and
G streets-Henry ]. Ready ct ux. to Clar-
ence T. Lacy and Harvey e Belt, part
original lot 80. square lo4s' sIv. =
Professionalism Murphy ct ux. to Jo-
seph S. s. and Mary A. Thomas lot -,
square 1899, $40.
Kentucky avenue southeast. between G and
H streets-Francis e. Iepp et ux: 70
west of 1892. SO.
145 and 1T D street southeast-James D.
Burn ct ux to Susan r. Merriam, lots q
and 81. square 1884, SO.
South Carolina avenue soutneast 9eIween
Sixth and Seventh streets-Bernard Leon.
ard ct ux to william "A. Hall, part original
lot IL, square SIG, $40.
Sixteenth street southeast, between D and
streets-william 2. Ryon ct uX- TO Julius
Vail, lot S.. square 1913, No. Jui i,i wan
conveys an same property to "ii'iam l.
2os Tenth street southeast-Florsncs J. Lsith-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Five Dollars a Foot
For | Street Property

Five dollars a square foot for prop
Rrty in / street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest was paid
this week by an investor who pur-
chased from E. Steineman the two
khree-story dwellings at 1922 and 1924
street. The property has a frontage
OF S1.6 feet and contains 3023 square
feet The sale was made through the
office of Stone & Fairfax.
Two other sales are reported today
by Stone & Fairfax. Charles Parker
has purchased from A D. Parr, of
Lynchburg. tract of ground front
ing 300 feet on c street, III feet on
Tennessee avenue and 75 feet on
Thirteenth street northeast for $4,000.
Mr., Parker intends to subdivide the
ground and construct ten or more
siX.room hourSes.
B. Jarvis has purchased from J.
W. r, Sumwalt, the eight-room
dwelling at 1447 R street northwest
for $500. The purchaser will occupy
the house.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17

!. gov TO Wyer E. Grant. lot Is. square $50
SO.
Thirteenth street southeast, between ant
{ strects-Annie II. Nelson to James D.
Burn. lot 49,. square l0l5. $40.
Potomac avenue southeast. near Fifteenth
street-Herman R HOwemstein ct ux tc
Lee Sanford and Margaret E. Sanford, lo
Il, square northeast OF 1855 $3.50.
SlS street southeast-John p Duhey tc
Florence d. McAu.iffe. part original lot 3
square 7S7. SO
Third street southeast, between L and n
streets-Ralph W. Lee ct al. trustees t.
George w. Marsh. part original lot .
square 76S. 81, 425. George W. Marsh convey,
same property to John @. Slater, SO.
street southeast, between Second and Third
streets-Harry Wardman ct al to Maurice
I. and Barbara A. Walsh, lot IS, square
S765, SO.
Seventeenth and b streets southeast-J
irving Bealmer to Earl c. Butterfel1 lot.
5s. 40. Il. square 1887. So
l234 ID street southeast-Eugene R. White e,
$40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
w. E. Richardson Buys
Chevy Chase Residence

William E. Richardson has pur-
chased large residence on the south
aide of Morrison street, Chevy Chase,
%. C, for $1,000. The house was
built by John Simpson & Sons and is
considered one of the best houses in
the section. The sale was made
& Co., Inc.
They also report the sale to Lem
uel w. Todd, of the 200-foot frontage
on the west side of Thirty-ninth
ton streets. Chevy Chase Heights for
$500. Plans have been ordered for
q large residence upon the property.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Southwest.

400 K street southwest-Frank A. Jones ct
ux. to Floyd E. Davis. east half original
lot 9. square 49s. SO.
M Tenth street southwest-Charles B.
Church ct ux 20 Mary A. Church, lot 81.
square 3S. 81.
G street southwest, between Third and Four
and-a-half streets-Thomas wise 10 Lem
uel Smith, jr, lot IS. square 80 81
1o01 Third street southwest-Hannah DriS-
coll to Francis Leonard. part original lot
%, square $40 $40.
G street southwest. between Four-ano-a-nalt
and sixth streets-Zachary T. Mayn to
Francis NJ. Brinkley. part original lot g.
square 1876. So
Is B street southwest-Ida F. Drury to Clara
Miner, lot r., square 6S5. $40.
9o2 Canal street southwest-Harry Norment
to Michael A. D'Manna- lot 81. square
5T7, SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Daily Number of Transac-
tons Exceeded in Last
Six Days.
JUNE SIXTEEN WINS
THE NEW BANNER
Gain Of Nearly 10 Per Cent Noted
in the Volume Of
Business.

Two new records for 1911 were estab-
Hshed by the local realty brokers as
result Of their efforts for the second
week of June, and in evidence Of their
determination to make this the banner
month Of the year. A new number for
daily transactions was hung up, and the
total Of closed sales for the week ex-
ceds any previously reached N six days
this year.
The first week Of May had, heretofore,
held the record Of sales with a total Of
100. This week shows a gain of nearly
10 per cent over that figure, with a total
of 206 transactions closed and deeds pass
ed. These are separate transactions,
and the computation does not include
the additional deeds made necessary
10 a third party and from him to the
June 16 Banner Day.
The honor Of the new record for daily
transactions belongs to June 1s. when
ffty-one sales were closed. This number
Is an advance of five over the record Of
April II, which was forty-six sales, and
which date had appropriated the laurel
previously worn by March 81. when for
ty-one transactions were recorded, tho
highest number up to that time this
year.
June 16, in attaining the new record
for daily transactions came near es-
deeds filed with the recorder of deeds
this year. 1t fell short, however,
four papers of the number offered for
record May IL Then 143 instruments
were filed, yesterday 13s were recorded
A gain Of nearly 10 per cent is noted
this week over the record Of its i'm
mediate predecessor in the volume OF
business transacted by the brokers. This
week the sales included 31S lots and
parcels of real estate, while the first
week of June involved only 2s1 lots.
Suburban Leads.
Outlying suburban property led tie
market in the number of sales, WIKI
total of 100 parcels sold. The near
urban district is found in second place,
with seventy-three lots to It's credit.
Within the city proper, as usual. the
northwest is in the van with sixty-nine
lots transferred In the northeast forty
one lots were conveyed, twenty-five in
the southeast, and eight in the south
west.
An increase of nearly 800, 900 is no.
ticed in the money market this week
over the figures attained in the pre-
vious six days. The total this week Is
sS37, 1881, borrowed on the security of
279 lots at an average interest rate Of
So per cent.
New loans again lead the market,
with a total of $3.50, 5600S, although they
are hard pressed for first nonors by
the total purchase money notes, which
amount to $685. 273.79. The OUTPUT of the
building associations was S03,650.
County borrowers were out in force,
and used up more than half the money
loaned, demanding S456, 2U9.15. Next
came owners of land in the northwest,
with total of s212, 1913. The record of
loans in the other sections is northeast,
SI24175.59; southeast, s24,350; southwest,
$3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
J. w. Slack Puts in New
Water Main at Clarendon

J. W. Slack, the builder, has COM
pleted the installation of a water sys-
TEN designed to supply 100 homes at
Clarendon. Va Mains are now being
laid and service pipes have been run
into most OF the residences. With the
exception Of -he water system at Fort
Nyer, this is the first system of any ex-
tent In Alexandria county,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Thornton Carusi Buys
Lot as an Investment

Thornton Carusi has purchased from
Frank W. Roman the three-story
dwelling at 935 H street northwest as an
investment for about $4,000. The lot Is
10 by IS feet. The sale was made
through the office Of Thomas ]. Fisher
& Co, Inc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
What Is q Flat.

What constitutes an ideal fat? An
swers to this question were attempted
by the real estate show promoters, who
have on exhibition hats AID apartment
houses showing the advantages each
district of the city has to offer, how
much rent should be- paid and what
the tenant may expect to receive in re-
turn for his money.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Northeast.

l34s Emersoa street northeast-Thomas K.
oBrien ct ux. to William G. Fischer, lot
127. square 1929 so.
wylis street northeast, between Twelfth and
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
DENTON SINGING WAY
ACROSS THE COUNTRY
0ld-Time Minstrel Performer
Advertising Panama-Pacific
y Exposition.

Literally singing his way across the
continent Percy Denton. an old-time
minstrel man. arrived in Salt Lake Sat-
urday. While he has crossed the country
many times and been around the world
nearly as many times. this trip is the
most interesting TO him because of the
unique manner in which he is travelling.
In the capacity of publicity agent for the
Panama Pacific exposition Denton finds
ready reception In all the towns in which
he stops.
The trip is on a wager made by Frank
Stanley of the Continental hotel in San
Francisco. says Denton. In case Denton
arrives in New York by September with
out securing funds from any other source
than his singing engagements he wins
s250c. In making engagements to sing
he must not ask for dates. All the Of
fers must come 10 him from managers
OF theaters
q Denton will sing at the Colonial thea =
ter the coming week. beginning tonight.
He carries a number OF lantern slides.
which are used in connection with the
song he sings. The Land Of the Golden
West, OF his own composition.
In making the trip one OF the stipula
tons OF the wager is that Denton must
personally call on the governor OF
OF the states he passes through and go'
their signatures. He started out with
the signature OF Governor Hiram John
son OF California and has the sigma ture
OF Governor Oddic OF Nevada and Gov
ernor Spry OF Utah.