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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

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Der tursen Spanne 3eit, bic mir pas
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ben, Jbnen in elmer befhtioeHsn Weis
4. bic pi6tisiten WortpmmniiT. in
Der Geihinis Der Organization, pon
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men.
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In Cincinnati tamen. In Reib unb
gIiso trnten, Eornpagnis an Rom
pdgnis. nm ben 9rsusio 81 leifstn unb
in bic Gisnite unisres glncptiDpeitrs
tunbss Su iretfn. I'm NIT pairirtis
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coins Su folssn. Der nah 5reiipillesn
fnGie. ipeltte bic Union pertbsibiatH
unb btIfiibsn ioIlten. Mslt syhes
tenbes Efnufpiel mar ts: 9nuItnD
tbdttr1ftiGe Siinglinas. NIT timer sieis
fltn alnS1hl befpdhrtfr @eityanen aus
ben arieasn oss aIssn Waisrlnnbes.
aLle bsgierig nnb pillia fir Das neut
Watsr!nnb in bns Jslb sa 5iehsn. Co
fort nat3 uHitrer GinmuIitrung nrcrs
idpiritn mir adn Gnmp0tnHiioH nlb
bort. nuf einer fhcn gut bttrtteuen
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bss Golndtenlsbtns sinnelreiht.
Netpaffnst ano fur eas JslD dnss
striijiet uHo nnh bsm GiibeH btors
bert, nchmen ipir slhfhieb BON anifs
rfn aisben. unftrtr 6eimutb unp IN
itren GrtuHDsn. uno lHtsr Der Diihs
runa isnts tapferen uno ssfahrfnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

Gtpas 9erpirrune, krrfht
in gsSu9 auf oas RpptI6s amenpes
msnt gum Re3iprOs Ositdtss gsrtrage. Die
annabme berri6t Dor, oaB bierourh
DER 8ertrag asGnosrt tpiiroe. 9as lit
ntht SutreHsno. 9as 2tmenbsmsnt be.
trifft oi, 9apierSOls. Die tanaoiihsn
9rooin5su iino bic 8eiiBsr Der in ibren
@ren3en geiesenen Regierunsstpdlouns
gen. Gtniss oieier 9ropin3en Iegsn
benz GrpOrt bon SoI5, oas iih sur 90
pierbsreitung eignet, Siuoernifie in ben
Neg, neil fte bic Der. Staatsn Stpins
gen polIen, niht bds SplS, fcnbern
oas fertige gapisr aus ben 0rppinseu
81 be3isben. 0a bic canabiIte Rsgies
rung oase9en nidts tbuu tdnu, TO
nuroe i'm 9ertrdoe porgeisben, oab
penn Die Prootn3en ihre 9sfbrGnturs
gen aufbeben, Der papierSOa in bsiben
Gdnoern aufge9oben tpsrsen Ion. Sas
osmOtratiihe Rsprdientdntenbaus bat
in anertennensnertber Weifa ben Der
tras oabin geGnosrt, oaB 8apisr aus
oenienigen tandoii6sn 9rppinssn, nell
de Dem ooIserport teine SinDerniFe
bsreiten, 5oIfrsi bereintommen ourf,
ndhreno BON Bapier aus ben dnoersn
Yropin5en Elm 3ou BON 1915 bic
5onne erbobeu iperbsu foQ. Die a6-
fi6t 1T tlar. 9uburb piirbsn ale
prpoin8en ge3Dungen. Die 5tubsrntiis
3u beiettiaen uno unier Qapisrtruit
t0nnte feline UlDnopoIspreiie foroern.
Das lelIWsate audi oem prGIioent:n Elm
unb sr itloB ii6 bem Enhancement bss
5dufes an, no6osm sr obne 3peifsl
BON Ganaba aus oeritGnbiat porten
mar, baB oiefs asnbsruus bes 8srtraz
gss teine 8eanItanDung su bsfiir6tsn
bate. 2laein Wonopolsireunbe, ipis
Senator Rpot, Senator gooae, Senaz
tor gulinger uno pie OteIe eanss
5ruftbanbs bsiBt, I6pGrmeu ilr Ros
nopo!spreife unb poueR aus oiefem
8ruuoe ben 8ertraq in Ieintr urs
fpriingIichen 9eitalt tpieoer k:rfgleu,
unb oas III Der 3pet oes Rootf4en
4menoemsnts. Wenn bieIss paIirsn
iolIte, tpiiroe Der 8ertrag niat geGns
bert, aber cine fsbr Misunderstanding
9erbeHsruna, bic bas 5aus barun pors
genommen bat, tpiiroe einsm Der oiss
rt8itsn uno unpsrihdmtsften Rouopole
suliebe pereitsIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

bel er pro gfuno bafiir erbGlt unb
mas bic abfdIIe ihm etntrastn; Der
aleinbGnbler ioIl Qlustunft ertbetlen,
mas Ct besablt uio tpie piel er ber
Runoen dnrehnet. Wenn Der 5tatiz
filter In Der Gage 1T, aennue Mustunft
su erspingen, iolIts es ibm niht f6tpsr
fallen, fsft3uftenen, iper ben 0erbruus
der am fhltmmiten fdraubt. Dor
0usIagsn ldBt iih jeoob jest Ihon Elm
gspdIttasr untsrihteo stpiihen osm
9retIs, ben Der 6armsr erhdlt unb oen
Der 8erbrou6er besabIt. Wlan fpetB
Ihpn BON aItsrsber. bob bieTe Qreis-
ipannung ungebiihrlid groB lit, obne
iie jsooh bislans ertldren 81 tOnnen.
gs rpdre cine por3iiglihs Dottprarbeit
fir einen Stuoenten Der Setonomie,
bic @riinos oieisr preisipannuns an
slnsr ein5isen Daure nahSupeiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

nnO aIs an DissipIin esiuobnfs @olOas
ten ipsrbtn iDir nnb b0nn niht rtbsl.
lirsn unb ss rnbtg 1sfd,<bef IaiIm
neil bod ttin arout onfiir otsund,fer
inp aud feline ausel bafilr sssoHsu
lit.
3ur Grinnernng an bos heutiQe ven
iibtrrtihe ih Guh ein fIeinss Mnbsns
ten, ods Guh AlItn zine angeHsbme
GrinHerune an unfertn brapen Gbsrii
ftin fDirc, ourh beiTsn fdbias unb siihs
tige eeitung bds %. Gbio Regiment 3u
BEN Grab Der 8cIfommsnbsit gslangi
ut, dls man es pon eintm isrtiluilIis
gtiisR.ginitnt Hur ertDnrttn lam.
20 Der eiBentlihs Seltrtbntr iebt
5u Worie iDmmsn ioll, id)Iiebe ih nit
otm munffs, Guh VIE bier BET Der
5Oidbrigtn ausmufteruna ots sRsois
l'itnis gefuno unb mun.er ipitosrsus
ftben.
Sum G6lub mics 6eFr RoFsntbal
nuf oie 4niptfsnbeit Der NeaiHisnts,
itiuttsr 5rau gstsn Come bin. or Be-
inertis, bteftIbe babe stpnr teint eieenen
SDhnt in ben ariea fd,idtn tSnnsn,
abr oas gdnss Regiment isien ibre
Sc9nt atireisn. bonn issem einselnsn
lei iis ipdbreHb Der ldnaen gDc6en htr
Denomination cine lisbenne Wluti.r ae.
tpsien. Dieter 5inipeis iuurbe MI
ter3Ii6em gsifan aufgtnommsn. Die
Ron nerrn RoienibdI cnaeosutet.
nsberrdfhuHe beltanb barin, bub tr its
otm Der 1ntuefenotn cine aittcarnph:e
bonn Bib. bes GsntrdIs aaaufi Wocr
iiberreiten Iisb.
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5rsp aus Dnihinston, Der bic siasnfs
Tide 5sitreoe belt unb i'm oisfer eiHs
iiberiihtlift @eftihte Der Rrieasjdhr,
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Borts ots R:bners iuurDen oftmnls
curh SeifulI untsrbrohen. Or fdei.:
Sberit eonin 5rtp's Rsbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

Der isBigs gurrsncp Comp
trO[Isr 1T IN 8s8ue auF fsin fpesis[Iss
Sad. bic gedufii6tigung Der Rotios
nolbuntsn, Der erInbIi6ts uno bette
Eeamts, Der je bisien tpiftigsH qoTtea
betIeioet bat. Gr bat cine gun8e aus
5abI neuer RegeIH aufgeftslt, um bic
gontsn CUR itreneiten 8sfolgung Der
orm 9eieBe angeoroHstsn 9orfhriften
gu 5pingsn unb sr fauut itrsngitens
oarauf, oaB lie teine Getegenbeit Be-
tommen, ibre geribts auf3upubsn.
3u oieism 3pede bat sr I6ngere 3eit
teinsn 8ert6t eingeforosrt, dber bafiir
pI0BIi6 Die gsri6ts fir cine suriidliss
eenoe 3eit perlangt, 10 buB nid1t bic
ninbefte Gelsgenbit porbonben mar,
bic 9erihte 3u dnbern. Inter FOLDER
9ontrole peroeu bic Rotionalbdntea
biz abIolute Siherbett srIdnaen, bic
oas Reht oerIsibt, ibren Birtungss
treis als gmiFiougbonten ausSunebs
nen. 8eahtensDertb lit, bob bic Ra=
tiOnaIbauten bteIe itrenge aontrpIe
ntht bios niLltpmmsn beiben, ionnern
au6 t5rerfeits gortebrungsn sstroffsn
baben, tie gu peribdrfsn. 9as yasp
Yorter Clearinghouse bat sinsu RsbiTor
nit sinsm SalGr pon $4,000 bag
Sabr anaeiteLIt, nm ale bd3u eeh0riz
gen 8anfsn gu iibsrtpatsH. Dime
5rage tperben in anberen @rpBFtdbteu
bic GIearingbdufsr ebsnfa1s Ips5islIe
&ontrol WabrsgeIn niefsr art eins
fiihren. @enn ous aei6eben lit, reTp.
BON Der 8unbes Hsgieruna boraes
fdrteben ptrb, 10 tann man bic
albrtdb 3entralbont Bin in ben gas
pisrtOrb tuerfen. Gs Iisbs iia bann
Die beoeuteub beTere ginrihtung trefs
fen, odB ben 8anten seftattst Ipiro.
urgeoedte Roten 3ur 50R Don 80
gro3snt ibres 9runbtapttals su smitz
tiren. 0unit ipirb benz 2anbe friicbss
Rapital geliefert, pas bic 4Ibrih 8il,
Die niht mehr nls cine 2appaIie DON
so Uillionsn sur 9erfiigung IteIIt,
nift 6ietet. Bas bic Bin fouft perS
fpri6t, lit sitel 9unit 8a3u sebSrt
bic almdliae GiHl6funa Der 3rpsiproe
3eutigen Rationalbanf Roten uno
bic 8eisitieung Der porauf bafirttn
Rotsn. 9as pirp Die aIoridihe gta
erit IN Sabr3ebnfen, tpenn iiberbdupt,
fertig bringen. 9as ein3iae tpirtiame
Mittel lit bic dllmdligs Rsfunbirung
Der 3tpeiproaentigen in breipro3entiee
Bombs nit entfprehenosr 4bihoffung
oes prioilesiums Der Noten@gmiifion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14
grinnerungen On 6risgstift6e 3eiten.
Seim Gnmufternngs Jubildum Oes 2S. CbiD Greis
iuill een.0ieg egiments iperben ie ipeDer
q ipadJaernfen

I'm 3 uni 1861 Rsm,nt Cincinnati ousmdrtirt 1890
Wonn soeen gurssr Dur 28 DObnin nod funs 5ab
ReunOn Die er begnni In Der Msmorialtnut uab
tommt in Rlusrs gartsn Wepooo gum 4blub Die Rts
simsntsmnier moe obnenunsrautn ais Gbrsnsde COL
Gspin srep tdbt bic rubmhs ids Regiments Repue pdis
@ebmibs gsOsnn bes psriortensn dmsrupeu Col ascs
poo Martbreit anpradtn br aamsrootn Nontal unD Sd
tid isinsn GrubN 0srtr Der rRsunsr uno Der
gbicagper 9ruaon.r
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Sofal /. Seridbt.
Observation-Disclosures.

tgdtr9 .. 21tm1a, 70. SUU g0HtSf.
l5rn @instts. 20 ROrppoe.
Is6omcs O. emmert ir., %, 2215
I Rice Str.
lsmma 5oB, 20, 22l3 bessI.
l5arriion Rortpn Ron, %. 8IsnSnl:.
tQIbsrtd W. wIh. %, 81. Bernard.
IDm. 8. S6ib,I,;, "a. Srfors, 8.
tSatb. u. 5offmon. "a. Dent, 8.
|5ront ]. 5tobl, p, 2726 gfapineGt.
lgsIic 3. Dsrner u. 2T24 oesei.
IRp6srt 6. grptpt. 30, 5otel Malnnt
lBlorsnts Waortor, "a, s16 5inbs
lap Str.
|gbos. .. Wortpn. AZ. Dana aps.
lgli5abstb u. RuIislI, 81, 2624
Roorman aps.
}RuDOipb Suisman, %. 523 Wiis
ton Ctr.
lgmma Rism1usr. %. SOL Diner Ct.
JWaIter :. 2im6.rt, %, SAB Ring
/ goIb Ctr.
lJrisba DDS. %. 1437 Wain Ctr.
Iaaprsnts g. 9eitEoes, q, St. gsr'
uorb.
lRursarst Qpts. 20. b.ssI.
|GS. Nm. Sabs. q. 1866 gDsfts
fpppD Mpe
l5rancts gubmaun, "a, 1889 bsssI.
IDm. g. StsibIs, "a, 2432 5als
I fteuo Ctr.
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|GIiffOrp gsrgmaper, %. 129 St
/ 8. Ctr.
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Eermon 3. 6aptrbuF6. 2s, 1107
/ MinfieIo Qps.
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mont 4ps.
ISofspb u. cling. @, 1927 Saifa.
fras 4ps.
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rain ape.
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1 Union, 8.
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CART Ctr.
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Court.
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boun Str.
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race.
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lGmmd 3. SoII, %. 3001roobfpop.
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Die Der. Stuuten Reeisruns
hat 9tnseigs erftuttet, bab iie auf Ger
GteIls etnI6rsttsn rperoe, falls Der be.
abiittiQte groos 5ruit ius Qeben seruz
fen tptrp. 9as lit piutpmmen gu hets
Zen. gber mas ion seIhefeR, rpern
in elmer Stuot cine 8robbidersi er5ff=
net piro uno oieTe oas 8roo gu St9'eu.
terpreiisH pertauft. bis Die &pnturrens
pernihtet lit uuo Damn Den 9rsis noh
GeIiebeu anIest? 0ieIe 5rugs 1T noh
Eiht bedntrporiet lporosu.
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2(nfpruhs spoIf.

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sSa fdo; id fho, |. ab.r bel Gads
tiihel muBt mir noahsr lsi4a!!"
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
BUSINESS BUILDINGS
IN SALES OF WEEK
Three Apartment Houses
Also Included in Real
Estate Activities.

Activity in business and residential
realty continued throughout the past
week. New owners for two pieces OF
property in the nelghbOrhood of The
new Southern and Woodward buildings
at Fifteenth and II streets were an
nounced, and the transfer OF several
apartment houses. dwellings, and build
ing sites were included in the list OF
sales closed.
Two interesting transfers were those
of the property at the northwest cor
ner of II and Fifteenth streets to Chris
tian Heurich at $34 a foot, and of the
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
building to the Cornwell heirs for
about 800 a foot. Both these properties
are in the immediate neighborhood of
the rapidly building corner at Fifth
teenth and II streets.
G.. G. Cornwell & Son have awarded
contract to John II. Nolan for the
erection of a three-story store building
on the site of Spanish Claims building,
and work upon its construction will
diana limestone and light brick, so as
to be in conformity with the materitls
used in the adjoining Southern building
and new Woodward building on the op-
posite corner. The building will occupy
the entire lot, 80 by 80 feet. The exact
price of the ground, $4,000, was dis
closed today.
Three apartment houses were sold
through Rignald w. BeaIl, vice presi-
dent of Moore & Hill, and another, the
Wiltshire, was sold by Eugene H. Tag
gart. The Ingleside, the Wilton, end
the Isabel were the others sold.
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
HALLS OF ANC|ENTS
GIVE WAY TO STORES
Stone & Fairfax to Erect
Business Buildings on Site
of Old Structure.

The old Halls Of the Ancients is about
to disappear and its place will be taken
by three modern three-story store build
ings. The building is situated in New
York avenue between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northwest.
Stone & Fairfax are having plans
drawn for three stores each to have
a frontage of twenty-five feet and a
depth Of 14O feet, thus taking the entire
lot upon which the old building stands.
A new ten-foot alley VIII also be put
through along the east wall of the pres
ent building. At present there is no
access for vehicles to the alley In the
rear of the row Of business buildings
along this block exceTt from G street.
1t is one Of the most congested alleys
in the city, and the need of additional
access led to the condemnation of land
sufficient to run through a ten-foot
alley.
ne old building for many years was
one of the show places Of Washington.
The buildings, art, and life . Greece.
'nncr. 7rd Egypt were reproduced, and
the collection included many treasures
CLEANED from those countries.
1t was maintained in part from reve-
nue. collected from admissions, but the
builders fortune was largely expended
Il equippfng and maintaining the place.
Bills were introduced in several Con-
crosses to purchase the place and make
free Government exhibit of II, but
none ever was passed.
Several years ago the property was
purchased by the present owners and
since has been used as a garage.
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
NORTHWEST.

1911 i street northwest-Gershon P. BickfoTd
10 Leila A. Bickford. lot NJ. square 2i7. $lO.
T street northwest, near Thirty-sixth street
John J. Kemp ct ux. to Mary E. Scheli-
born and h. Teresa Geiser. One-third inter
est in lot 20l, square 129l. SO.
1915 Thirteenth street northwest, 10 Il
street northwest, l224 o street northwest,
H. Third street northwest. ul0-lll2 =
street nOrthweSt-John A. Stutz ct uX. 10
Rosa c. Stutz. lots 43 and a, square III; lot
~ square 80; lot S, square 525; lots 10 and
II, square $40, so. Rose c. Stutz conveys
same property to Emma X. Stutz, $40.
lj22 Twcnty-hTst street nOrthwest-Robert
Preston Shealey and William NJ. Ofhey,
trustees. 10 Sarah c. Hannay, lots Y and
2S, square 81, 5000.
Seaton street northwest, between Seventeenth
street and Florida avenue-ChaTles Some ct
ux. to Richard c. Thompson, lot Sc, square
l5O, SO.
Eighteenth street and Oregon avenue north
west-F. Isabel Sinclair to Barbara NJ.
Graf lots l22 and 123, square 152, SO.
Barbara NJ. Graf conveys same property to
James F. Shepperson, so.
Sampson street northwest, between Four
tcenth and Fifteenth streets-James A.
Toomey TO William Eatman, parts Of lots
II and 45, square 209, SO.
II street northwest, between Twenty-hrst and
>Twenty-second streets-Albion X. Paris.
trustee. to Helen Paulding Laird, Catherine
Z. Emerson, Kate French WaShburn. and
Holmes o. Paulding. one-fourth intdrest to
each, part lot 81, square Y. 81.
1916 Tenth street northwest-Vincent L.
Toomey to jackson H. Ralston and Harvey
T. Winfield. trustees, lot B, square 1856, SO.
1913 Caroline street northwest-Marcus G.
Robertson ct al. to Arthur Y. Casanova, lot
92 square 100, SO.
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
NORTHEAST.

l street northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Agnes V. Eschinger et
vir, Edward A. to Mabel E. Evans, part
lot 6, square 1920, $40. Mabel z. Evans
conveys same property to Joshua J. Cook.
sey, $10.~
Patterson street northeast, between North
Capitol and First streets-Llewellyn W.
Cook to Jonas Bernheimer. lots So 81, So
SO. and part lot s4 and lot 221, square
1Os-ii1 Eleventh street northeast-samuel
Goldenberg ct ux. to Jennie G. Graham,
lots IA and Ii, square 1885, SO.
c street northeast, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-ThOmas w. Maccubbin Ell
ux. to Clarence B. Hight, lots III, 142, 2l6,
square 1864, SO.
Sixteenth street northeast, between A and
B streets-Helen H. Bramhall to Lawrence
A. Chiswell LOT T. square 1888, SO.
324 E street northeast-Caroline S. Burke
and George W. Burke to Jerome 3. Burke.
lot 150 square 779. $1,000.
1921 North Capitol street-Johanna Dee to
Clare B. Crossfield, lot "A, square $40, $40.
Clare B. Crossfeld conveys same property
to Johanna Dee for life and the president
and directors of GonZaga College, remain
der, SO.
So street northeast-Johanna Dee TO Charles
]. Murphy, in trust, lot 35s, square 64. SO.
Third street northeast, between G and H
streets-Frank H. Platt ct al. to Edward T.
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
Virginia Line Will Be
Double-Tracked April |

The work Of double tracking the
washington-Virginia line between
Vcitch and Clarendon is expected to be
completed by April l. This is the more
populous section of suburban Virginia.
It is the intention Of the company to ex-
tend the double track of Falls Church,
The electric railway Improvement is
viewed with much satisfaction by resi-
dents of Clarendon. according to w. G.
Collins, the Clarendon realty operator.
He reports that a number of those who
have pu chased lots this winter will soon
begin the erection Of houses. Among
those who will build are J. w. Slack, r.
H. Scroggins, George H. Rucker, E. A.
Wilson, Peter Latterner, and T. T.
Dickinson. New homes for Charles
Rauscher, A. ]. Porter, and z. w. Ball
are nearly ready for occupancy. Mr..
Collins reports that work has been be-
gun on the construction of the electric
road between Clarendon and Cherrydale
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
Capital Is Seventh
In Building Record

Washington stands the seventh city in
the country for volume of priv ate build
ing for which permits were issued in the
month of Janua ary, leading even Brook
lyn, Cleveland and Baltimore. More
than that, the figures shows an increase
in the value Of the buildings of % per
cent over the same month a year ago.
Building operations for the whole coun-
try show an increase as compared with
those of January, 1910.
According TO official reports from sew
enty-three cities to Construction News
permits were taken out for the con-
struction OF 11,42S buildings involving a
total estimated cost of $44. ,5g3 for the
month just closed. against 10.7S7 build
iHgs involving a total aggregate cost of
So, 2,932,31S for the same month g year
ago, an increase of COL buildings and
$l,1g4,275 or 3 per cent.
Figures for the first twenty cities are:
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
REALTY OUTLOOK
BRIGHT TO DEALER
Herbert T. Shannon Says
Conditions Presage a
Prosperous Future.

An optimistic view OF conditions in
the local real estate market Is taken
by Herbert T. Shannon, OF Shannon a.
Luchs. and a bright outlook for the
years business Is predicted. Mr.. Shan
ron today completed his figures for the
compan January business and finds
that II ran $4,000 in volume ahead OF
the same month last year.
His view of the situation Is based
rot only upon his own company's busi-
ness, but upon a broad outlook over
general business conditions. In discuss
ing the subject with a Times reporter
today Mr.. Shannon said:
The recent report of the Comptroller
OF Currency. revealing the fact that the
national banks of this country are car
rying Sc per cent more surplus than is
actually required by law is the best Of
good news to US. 1t is a big sign o.
healthy business prosperity on the high
way of commerce.
Substantial Foundation.
1T indicates a substantial foundation
for big future business, but it also
means that this big future business will
be conducted along more healthy and
substantial lines. Wildcat speculation
the grasp for impracticable and over
estimated returns on Investments. the
unwholesome desire to get rich quick.
have all in the past few years suffered
a severe shock. Their grasp on the pub
lie generally has weakened material"
"It is very encouraging to see the
great number of men who are now be-
ginning to look upon real estate from
the same viewpoint us such men as John
Jacob Astor and Andrew Carnegie. or In
n q ri
Glover, E. ]. Stellwagen, c. c. Willard,
Christian Heurich, or Frank klillan,
who realize that real estate Is a Hasis
of value and a non-fuctJltlng invest
ment not controlled or affected by the
mistakes or weaknesses of one man or
body of men Guch as Is often tne case
in stock companies.
Stock Market Inactive.
Another very favorable condition At
this time is that the stock market is
not very active. The general lisi Is not
offering any particularly increasing val
ues or extraordinary large dividends. 1t.
to. seems to be going on a more con-
servative basis. From statistics in our
office find that when the stock market
is supposed 20 BE- in a panicKy condition
The sale of real estate always has in
creased. Whether it is because conh-
ton of this kind drives more men into
seeking real estate investments, or
whether it is simply q coincidence, it
still remains fact.
''The values OF home or Investment
properties ia Washington are rct af-
fected by business conditions existing
outside. Values here must and do in
crease with the United States as a whole,
and are not affe:tcd by Wall Street, the
Chicago Exchange, or any other one fl
nancial center. Consequently, values in
our city are standard.
The Washington times., 1911-02-11
Asks for Contracts on
New Federal Buildings

Secretary of the Treasury MaCVeagh
has sent a letter to the Speaker of the
House requesting that the Secretary of
War be authorized to enter into con-
Ilacts for the erection of buildings for
the Department Of State, Justice, and
Commerce and Labor.
The buildings are to cost $500, 900.
They are to be separate. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has taken steps
already to have the plans prepared
for the buildings.
Two of them are to be erected on land
now owned by the Government, be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue, Fourteenth.
Fifteenth. and B streets. The other is
to be placed on the Monument reserva-
ton. near the corner of Fourteenth and
B streets.