The Washington times., 1912-03-07
CITIZENS SAVINGS
BANK HAS LEASED
C STREET BUILDING
Will Remodel Structure and
Occupy First Floor
for Business.

The Citizens Savings Bank, which re-
Gently purchased the Home Insurance
Building, has just leased the building
at 1927 G street for a period of eleven
years and will take possession on Mon
day.
The bank will expend considerable
money in remodeling the building, oc-
cupying the offices on the main floor,
now tenauted by the American Bond
ing Company This building is on the
G street 1. of the Thompson property
and adjoins the Home Insurance Build
ing on the east
The main banking room will be 2S
by 80 feet, with ample storage and other
rooms in the basement. The plans
contemplate an entrance into the Home
Insurance Building, when occasion shall
require use of additional space there.
The American Security and Trust
Company represented the owners. The
entire front of the building will be re-
modelled.
To Build Large House.
Louis II. Emmert is to build an un-
usually large residence in Washing
ton Heights. He has taken out a per-
nit for a five story residence at 1862
Wyoming avenue northwest to cost
$4,000, one of the largest permits
recently issued for a single residence.
The plans have been prepared by APP
pleton =. Clark, architect.
Another gOOd-SiZed piece of build
ing was undertaken today by r. Il,
Hazel, who started q tWO-story
dwelling at 700 Irving street north
west; five two-story dwellings, 7O2 to
40 Irving street northwest, and two
at 3034 and 3O36 Georgia avenue
northwest, all to cost $4,000. The
houses, are for Denis McCarty, after
plans by A. b. Mullett & Co.
John c. DeiChman has started the
construction OF three two-story
dwellings,. at 629-633 r street north
east, to cost $3.50.
Trade Not Made.
Harry Wardman today denied the
report that he had traded the Brigh-
ton apartment house for the office
building at the northwest corner OF
Eleventh and G streets northwest.
To Sell At Auction.
A large piece of G street business
property is to be sold at auction a
week from today, the new, three
story store and office building al
1928 G street northwest, belonging &c
the estate Of Elizabeth r. ShOemak er
Particular interest attaches to the
sale, inasmuch as no such piece OF
downtown property has recently beer
onered at auction.
Real Estate transfers.
Petworth-Isaac II. Bryant ct ux. to DRgh
J. PaltellO part block Al, $40
Twentieth street northwest. between NJ anc
\ streets-IIeo d. Miner ct ux. to Annie f
MCQUEEN, lot %, square 90, $40 Ann
e. Mcqueen conveys same property to Lee
d. and Edith A. Miner $40.
Fifteenth street northeast, between A. and
streets-Leo d. Miner ct uN. to Annie +.
Mcqueen, part lot 8, square 967, $40.
Annie f. Mcqueen conveys same propert
tn Leo d. and Edith A. Miner, SO.
Washington Iieights-Leah COrbin to MaTtiI
MCHuGh, part lot Il. block Z SO
! street northwest, between Nineteenth an
Twentieth strcets-Edward T. Beery T.
Howard l.. Christman, part original 10
>, square S6. $40
West Boomingdae-John NJ. Henderson L
George A. and GeOrgiana VOlland, lot 81
block l. SO
street northwest, between Thirtieth an
ThiTty-hrst stroets-LeUnard Sergeant, jr.
ct uX. to Thomas f. Haney, lot l22, squar
ia. SO
Butterheld's Second Addition to Cpngrcs
Heights-JOsCph n. Young to Thomas II
and Nette Martin, lots 45 and I6, squar
6O7O, $40