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The Washington times., 1912-06-01
NOTABLE HOMES To
Be ERECTED SOON
IN MANY SECTIONS
House for Mrs. Robert Nc
Cormick, of Chicago, to
Cost 100000.

Plans have been completed for three
notable residences which will soon
be built in as many sections Of the
city, q 100000 house for Mrs. Rob-
ert Mccormick, of Chicago; a $4,000
house M for A. B. Emmonns, on So6 formerly OF
house which Wendell d Treat, OF
Philadelphia, will build in Bradley
w. p. Lipscomb & Co. have the con-
tract for the Mccormick house. to
be erected at the Intersection of
Massachusetts avenue and w street
In Massachusetts, Avenue Heights
Of New York. and disclose a hand.
some design with terraces and formal
gardens inelosed by ballustrades.
j. II. de Sibour Is the architect for
the Emmons house which will be built
at the northeast corner of Twenty
fourth and s streets northwest, one
square beyond Sheridan circle. 4
contract has not as yet been awarded.
Although upon a much. smaller lot
than that to be occupied by the Nc
Cormick house, the house for Mr..
Emmon also is to have formal gar
dens on two sides inclosed by stone
D. knickerbocker Boyd. of Phila-
delphta, is the architect for the house
WHICH Oh, Wendell ,,S Treat are to build
Wisconsin avenue opposite the in
tersection of Bradley lane and upon a
knoll just within the entrance to the
new villa subdivision. The house
will be surrounded by two acres of
ground. 1t 1t TO be of colonial de-
sign with large rough native stone az
the material.
II is the aim of the builders to use
stone Of considerably larger size thsn
| ordinarily used on this sort of con-
struction. some of the pieces being
| tops. A two-story portico within
| which Is a balcony leading out from
the second story hall Is the feature
Of the front; There are to be wide
able porch. There Is to be a central
hall 16 by 23 feet which leads into
| other large rooms on the first floor,
eix in all; and eight rooms and two
! ond floor
This is one of eight houses which
will soon be erected in Bradley Hills.
The others are to be smaller. The
new subdivision in which they are to
| be built the nearest part of the
Chevy Chase to Great Fails Land Cor
poration's tract Of nine miles. is rap
| idly assuming attractive form.
| A number of the streets have al
ready been cut and three miles Of the
nine mile boulevard to the Falls have
Wisconsin avenue and Bradley lane.
At present the Pittsburgh Construc-
tion and supply Company is hurrying
the grading work for the electric line
which Will run along the center of the
| boulevard.
The work already done now dis
closes the design of the landscape
architects. The property is a pleas
ing succession of rolling meadows and
woodland. and the road runs at
times through we'll cultivated farms.
The streets are all on curved lines
and there are no rectangular inter-
sections. The natural rise and fall
of the land is being preserved as far
as possible and woodland is not be-
ing disturbed except as streets where
projected
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Northeast.

sp4 Seventh street northeast Susie q. Downs
to Angus Burns. lot lSl, square $780, $40
K street northeast, between North Capitoi
and First streets-James NJ. Beall ct ux
10 Louis and Jennie Alpert. lot S1s' square
zoos Eleventh street northeast-Frank j.
Ehlers ct ux. to Alphonse c. and kath-
crime w Hammer, lot s, square So6, NO'
T. street northeast, between Eighth ana
Ninth streets-Henry II. Bergman ct al
trustees, to Mary B. Vierbuchen. lot T.
square sl5, 81, 400.
Al "a street northeast-William II. Whitten'
ir., ct ux to William II. Damn, lot iS'
4, T. street northeast-Nicholas Shea to Cath
crime A. and Ellen T. Shea. lot aS' square
67I SO. . -
u Third street northeast-Clara l.. Wilson ct
al. to James Trimble, lot II, square 1885,
$40.
1os3 Third street northeast--Gustaye Open
heimer ct ux. TO Simon oppenheimer, half
Interest in lot 66. square ts, SO.
52s Tenth street 'northeast-Mary LApini TO
Mercer S. Sampson, part lots a. 49, and
so, square $50. So
le6 Tenth street northeast. 1lo5 Park place
northeast, and Sixth street northeast. be-
tween ID and Y. streets-Mary F. Hicks TO
Charles F. Benjamin. trustee, lot go square
$40; lot II. square 9S7, and part original
lots II and Is. square S36 $40. Charles F.
BENJAMIN, trustee, 10 Henry b. ana Mary
y. Hicks. same property. $40.
% X street northeast-Augusta j. Webster
ct al. TO Bertha r. stabler, lot "a square
s1L 80.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
WARDMAN TO BUILD
LARGE APARTMENT
House Will Be Erected Beyond
Bridge Overlooking Rock
Creek.

Harry Wardman will soon start the
construction of the first large apart
ment house to be built beyond the CAL
vert street and Connecticut avenue
bridges The apartment house will be
erected on the line of Calvert street,
just west of Mr.. Wardman's own resi-
dence, on an acre of ground overlook
ing the valley of Rock Creek and di-
rectly opposite the new large residence
of w. w. Lawrence on the south side
of the valley. Mr.. Wardman's plans
call for one of the most, attractive
apartment buildings he has yet put up.
1T will cost more than S200, 900.
The builder is also planning to erect
ten two-story store buildings on the
property which he recently purchased
at the northeast corner of X street and
Vermont avenue. These will be oppo-
cite Mr.. Wardmans new office building
on the south side of X street, which he
has just started to build.
Reginald w. Beall. Of the real estate
firm of Moore G. HILL has negotiated a
contract for the sale of the seven new
four-story apartment houses which Mr..
wardman has tust built on the south
side of r street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northwest. The
houses are put in at a valuation of
$3.50, 900, and under the terms of the
agreement, Mr.. Wardman Is to receive
100000 in cash and tract of Pitts
burgh property. The buyer is a Pitts
burgh investor.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
SCORE Of SALES
ARE REPORTED ON
SHERMAN AVENUE
Shannon & Luchs Find Buy
ers for Harry Wardman
Property.

A score Of sales of residences and
other property closed this week are re-
ported today by Shannon & Luch. Four OF
the buyers of houses in Harry Ward
mans new Sherman avenue operation
where he Is building liz six-room dwell
lings, are reported.
George II. Sisemore has purchased
the house at 29O9 Sherman avenue for
$2.750: George w. Hall has purchased
that at 29OS Sherman avenue for the
same price: Frank l.. Tracy purchased
for 1850 the corner house at 2919 Sher-
man avenue, and Mrs. Mabel s. Rig
don bought the house at the corner OF
Columbia road and Sherman avenue for
50, $50. All were bought for homes.
In Mr. wardman's Highview opera
ton, where total of 800 houses will
be built and where he has now COM
pleted over half Of that number. Shan
Richard F. de Lacy bought the house
at 81 Rhode Island avenue northeast,
for $3.50; Raymond Flack bought the
house at u Rhode Island avenue north
Recher bought the house at ITS u
street northeast for s.. 800 and Thomas
A. Norman bought the house at 14S u
street northeast for the same price.
Both the Highview and Sherman ave-
| nue. operations are two-story siX-room
houses Of colonial desiSo.
| lin has purchased from William E.
and N. w. Wagner the lot at the north
west corner OF U street and Summit
place northeast, and will erect a
dwelling to cost about Sc, 900.
These brokers also report the sale to
Mr.. Wardman for Lloyd G. Henry OF
the lot at TO Eleventh street northwest
| for $2S, 900. The lot has a frontage OF
twenty four feet and will be improved
| by three-story store and office build
ing. Mr.. Wardmap transferred to Mr.
Henry the dwelling at 1851 Eighteenth
street northwest; the dwelling at 356S
Holmead avenue, for $1,000; the dwelling
at 1881 Fourteenth street northwest, for
| S. 500. and others which Mr.. Henry has
| Just sold, as follows:
To Washington Berry. for an invest.
ment, the three-story dwelling at Ill:
Lament street. ts,s for above $1,000; the
James B. Ryan, Ir., for $4,000. and the
dwelling at 27l2 Twenty-seventh street
northwest, to Miss Margaret Groves
for $500. Mr.. Wardman also sold tc
Claud Glasscox the new two-story
dwelling at 1346 Spring road northwest
| for S.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Vital Records,
Births.


William G. and Beulah NJ. Cook. boy.
Francisco and Adelina Citrano, girl.
Michaelangelo and Maria Vammina, boy.
Domenico and Anna Cicala, boy
Henry F. and Daisy B. Boswell, girl.
William T. and Maude Lands, boy.
David E. and Ada Thomas, boy.
James and Alice Jones, girl.
William and Edith Wills, girl.
Gilmer w. and Ethel Copley, girl
Gregory and Marie Segreti. girl.
William A. and Mary ]. Winfield, boy.
Roy H. and Faith Mona Wolfe, boy.
George B. and Dora CornwelL girl.
John c. and Gusie C. Mead. boy
Walter and Mary A. Dindlebeck. boy.
Michael and Judith McNamara, girl.
Charles A. and Adah M; Darby, girl
Lewis and Corrinne Callisher. boy
Dennis H. and Alice Sherman, girl.
Row and Genevive Adams, girl.
Edward L. and Mary L. Brown, hoy.
Jessie I. and Mary Z. Anderson, girl
Louis and Annie F. Mats, boy. :.
William and Catherine NJ. Schlosser, girl.
COLORED.
Luther and Rosie McTead. boy.
Theodore and Thresa Wilkinson, girl.
George and Lottie Graves, girl.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Moore & Hill Report
Sale of Eleven Houses

The sales Of eleven houses for Harry
A. Kite, builder. to investors. seven to
one huyer. are reported today by Moore
& Hill. The seven taken buy one in
vestnr are those at 532 to SAG Twenty
fourth street, and 24o6 F street north
west. a row Of two-story houses newly
built. They were sold for 1880. The
two-story houses at 20S@ to 203S Fourth
street northwest were also sold.
Joseph T, Sherier has purchas sed from
HIrs. sophie L. Finckel the two-story
dwelling at 1910 Fourteenth street north
west for S5,0OO. and will occupy the
house. The sale, In connection with
II. l.. Thornton. Of the two-story frame
dwelling at Is Takonla avenue, Takoma
Park. to Henry ]. johnson, is reported.
number of other sales are also re.
ported, the details of which are not
annouceJ,
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Alleged Handbook Man
Acquitted of Charge

Joseph E. Walker. one of the men ar
rested on a charge OF handbook making
by the agents OF the Department of
Justice was acquitted OF the charge in
Police Court yesterday. The jury de-
cided In Walkers favor after hearing
the testimony OF Special Agent Am
brose and other witnesses for the Gov
ernment, who all declared they had
made and seen bets made with Walker
on horseraces.
Ambrose told the court how he had
bet moneY with Walker and charged
what he lost to the Government. He
declared that the money was allowed
him as an expense account" to fer
ret out crime.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
% & in

Branch. part lot D. square IS, so.
Longnecker's Addition to Congress Heights
Randolph l.. Jennings ct TX. 10 William G.
worthington and Beverly ]. Smith. jr. half
interest In lots l, .. 3, block s. $40.
Fairlawn-oscar C. Brothers, jr., TO Harry
Villa Park-CIara A. Marden ct vir Edwin
r. to Thomas Neese. lot I, square 22s,
4SS3; - 49,, c,,u,on
80 M,, to jon" r. Macarthur lot e block y
Cniontown-David I. Pitcher ct ux to Louisa
r. Pitcher. lot 265 $40.
Connecticut Avenue Highlands-Mary c.
Mattinsly to Connecticut Avenue High
lands Company. lot 46, square 2O6l, $40
Washington Highlands-Charles @. Taylor
Hiiibrook b. Zantzinger ct ux. to
Ma Mary Fl F, UhIfelder' lots 81 and a. square
Maple Grove farm-Katherine a. E. Thomas
to Matthias E. Kayhoe, lot II, square 27li,
nriehtwood Park-Ben B. Bradford ct ux. to
benjamin Rlethyn. lot :5. block 2s, $40.
BENJAMIN Bethyn to Dora B. Simmons
same property, $40.
mond Hoover, part lots and block L.
Fairiawn-oscar c. Brothers, jr. to George
F. simpson lots 2s and a. square 'eoi'
North MISUNDERSTANDING Smart, trustee
to Maxwell Smart, lots "a and %. square
+ 5096, SO. =.
Chichester-John B. Herrell to Laura M
Herrell, lots I and IS, square ssl2, $40 =,
Coleman Park-Charles l.. Frailey et al.
trustees. to Thomas Armat. lot 15, SO.
Chillum Castle Heights-Washington 1ano
and Mortgage Company to Mary A; swan
SON lots IA and l45, square 1884, $40
Addition to Anacostia-Emily A. Deming e
Kinsey c. and Hattie C. Geren. lot 2of ano
east half lot 253. square bSm, SO.
The Vale-Annie f. Schneider to George Cut
Addition 10 Anacostia-Charles Y. Williams
jr.. ct al, to Pat. McDonough lot 10. bloch
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Near-Ur

Columbia Heights-Charles Werner ct ux- to
Frank s. Altemus, lot Il and part lots
70 and H. block 80, So
Columbia Heights-Harry wardman ct al. to
Iloyd G. Henry, lot 81. block q. SO.
Holmead Manor-Harry Wardman ct al. to
Ioyd G. Henry. lot 1888. block 4S, SO.
Padsworth-James d. Hobbs to Lloyd G.
Henry, lot 81, square 1924, $40.
WoodIey Park-Thomas p. Bones ct al. TO
Lloyd G. Henry, lot 95, block 10, $40.
Inglesdde-Harry wardman ct al to Lloyd
q White lot rs. block IA, SO.
Pleasant Plains-Harry Wardman et az. TO
Lloyd G. Henry. lot "a. square Soad: So.
MI pleasant and Pleasant Plains ns-Catherine
NJ. Mankwark to David ]. DUNCAN lot D.
square 2S93. So
Dsbbins' Addition-Alexander MilIar et lux uS'
to William X. Stevens, lot IS, square Sl2S'
Mi, Pleasant-Richard E. Pairo ct al, trus-
tees to Helen w. Psiro' lot s4o. square
HoImead DIM i' Manor-carl H. Smith ct ux. to
Katharine f. Mehl, lot III: block q, SO
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant pIainsIJu nd u'os n,is. =
abeih M. Groves, lot 2S3 block 1. So
1871 Irving street northwest-Harry L. Rust
ct al, trustees. TO Benjamin L. Webb, loi
96, block So, Columbia Heights. 1920.
Columbia Heights-Edith S. Cummins to
Charles Some, lot ST. square 2S4s. $40.
Indolence|Edith % m r. Hirth to Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones lot a' square
coiumbis HeIghts-George C. Pumphrey e
al: to Mabel A. Conser, lot Ill. block q
So
Columbia HeiEhts-Charles w. King ct ux
to Harry c. Hile lot %, block %. $40.
Pleasant Plains-LlOyd G. Henry to James
T. Ryan, jr., and Katherine E. Ryan, lo
90. square 30tl, $40.
Mt Pleasant and PIeas3nt Plsins-w. Wal.
lace Chiswell ct al. to James A. Mo
dena L. Burns, lot "a. block l5' SO.
| Wyoming TerTace-Leonand Butt to Ben B
Bradford, lot IS, so. Ben B. Bradford et
ux. convey same property TO Caroline Il
McWilliams, $40.
Columbia Heights-simon oppenheimer ct ux
| to Gustave Oppenheimer, half Interest II
| lot As, block %, SO.
High View-Harry Wardman ct al. to Ray
| mond and Emma NJ ShTeiner, lot SO, squar
east OF 1886, $40. Same to Robert S. Ash
| ford. lot 20, square east of 1886, $40. Sam
| 10 William f. and Mary T.. Recher. 10
| 81. square east OF 1855, SO. Same to Thon
| as A. Norman. lot 72, square east Of 1886
$40.
| Woodley Park-Lloyd G. Henry to Charlie
A. and Eva r. March, lot Is, block ls. $40
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Today's Real Estate Transfers

First addition to American University
Heights-Sarah J. GroIssant to Walter M.
Coleman, lots s to II, block 1, lots 7 to 10:
to 6, block 3; lots ls to 1s. %. 81 TO sS,
80 to +6. block I: lot II, block 7. 80
Saul's Addition-John r. Haislip ct al to
Thomas l.. Fortune, lot ], square 2s07, $40
Fortune conveys same property to John r.
Haislip. SO
N; and Rose NJ. Ward. lot 60. square E. OF
I street northwest, between Twenty fifth and
Twenty-sixth streets-Leah Corbin to Wash
ington R. Berry. lots 80 and 81. square IT,
Nj. Pleasant-James e. Douglass to Ella M.
Hillbrook-suburban Homes Company to Of
way b. Zantzinger. lots 5, 8, T. square $3.50;
ots oSaTs IL IL lot: H. saSa5e sn5 Sis lots
1925 to 1880 I street northwest-Thomas H
Smith jr., ct al. to John c. Welch, lots r
and c and part original lot Q, square 2S6,
So
Petworth-John F. waple ct ux. to Ciaud
Livingston and George H. Dierkoph, trus
tees. lot AZ, squsre 80, so.
Bloomsbury Park-Charies L. Shanks. trustee,
to Raymond o. @. Hunter and Alethia v.
South Pinehurst-George S. Rees to Lille NJ
Washburn, lots l TO is, square s. of 2Ol7.
21o6 Vermont avenue northwest-willIam NJ.
Becker ct ux. to Daniel Loughran, lot S6
Addition 70 Brockland-willlam Quinn ct ux
to H. w. Taylor lot 2 square 4o07 $40.
si3 street northwest-Harry 1. Rust ct ux
to jeremiah L. and Annie e. Catlett lot
1l3, square 362, SO.
Anacostia-Henry II. Bergman, trustee, t.
James F. and Martha c. Hagan, lot S33 $40
street northeast, between Tenth and Elev
enth streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct ux
to Myrtle X. Brockway. lot 81, square s63
800 Twenty-second street northwest-charIe,
r. Riley ct ux. to Matte w. Hand, par
original lot l. square 81, $40.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Arlington to Be Torn
Down Next Week

Failing to obtain satisfactory bids
in Washington for the work of razing
the old Arlington Hotel ard the ad-
joining buildings on street, which now
cover the site of the new Arlington
Hotel, the Thompson -Starrett COM
pany will themselves start the destruc-
ton of the old buildings next week.
The work will be started on the |
street buildings and a passageway made
for taking out the debris of the hotel
through j street instead of through
Vermont avenue. Peter Taylor, jr.,
manager OF the old Arlington. will use
the next few days to remove the re-
mainder of the furnishings of the old
hotel. His lease expired yesterday.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Southeast.

s01 L street southeast-Abner H. Ferguson
to John @. Slater, lot 7, square 800, So
Fourth street southeast, between and
C streets-Charles White, jr.. administrator
to John A. Chisolm, part original lot T.
square $40. 5000.
G street southeast, between Seventh and
Eighth streets-George c. Ober, executor
and trustee, to Louis Rosenberg. part lots
ana c, square 903, $500.
l06 Tenth street southeast-Lula NJ. Ryan.
trustee, TO Henry L. Jones, lot 20. square
l52S q street southeast Walter d. Dresser
ct ux. to Bernard S. Thomas, lot 81, square
1915, So
A street southeast. between Fifth and Sixth
streets-Miriam f. Small ct vir, John H..
to Jane T. Bland, part lot S. square S42,
SO
1856 Sixteenth street southeast-James G. Pat
terson ct ux. TO Ray Inond G. and Lucy
e. Mcintyre, lot 35, square 1882 $40
ia Navy place southeast-Wilkes c. Prather
ct al TO John p. Stuckert lot l2i, square
SIS $575.
street southeast, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-George II. Dierkoph et
ux to Joseph K. Schafer, lot Il, square
1906. so.
Io2 @ street southeast-Joseph e. schaner
to George H. Derkoph, lot 26, square 500
$40
Eleventh street southeast. between c and q
streets-Augusta Koehler to Mary F. Cecil
lot %. square s. OF 800 $40.
Seventeenth street southeast, between h
street and Massachusetts avenue-Charles
A. Hawley ct ux. TO Abram Cole, lot 49,
square 1887 $40.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Southwest.

Thirteen -and-a-h street southwest. be-
tween and D streets-Edwin w. Riddle
ct ux to Bernard Leonard. north half lot
s. square 266, $40.
Eleventh street and Virginia avenue south
west-William X. Stevens TO Margaret s.
Huddleson. part original lot 2 square north
of 35l, SO.
Half street southwest. between l. and NJ
streets-Allen c. Clark TO Wilbur F. Nash
original lot S. square $40, $40
527 NJ street southwest-Augusta J. Webster
ct al. to Emile Buhler, lot "a. square
sol, SO.
Virginia avenue southwest, near South Cap
itol street-Augusta J. Webster ct al to
Augusta J. Webster, part lot 2, square 6il.
SO.
525 NJ street southwest-Augusta ]. Webster
et al. to Louise A. Buhler, lot 80, square
SOL. $40.
407 Eighth street southwest-Augusta ].
Webster ct al to Mary l. and Louise A.
Buhler, original lot %, square AL. $40.
3lS street southwest-Augusta j. Webster
ct al. to Bertha r. Stabler. lot l72, square
SAG. $40.
Tenth streets-Augusta J. Webster Ell al.
to Emma C. Buhler, part square 3SS, $40.
slS Four-and- -a-half street southwestern
gusta ]. Webster ct al to Emile Buhler,
south half lot 49, square 49S, $40.
80 Seventh street southwest-Augusta J.
Webster ct al. to Emma c. Buhler, lot S.,
square 40. SO.
Julia Oppenheimer ct vir, Gustave to Car
RE Oppenheimer, part Of square east Of
546 $40.
Delaware avenue and y street southwest
Gustave Oppenheimer ct ux. to Carrie OPP
penheimer, part of square east OF 546, $40.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01

Charles A. March and wife to Elizabeth r.
Groves. same property, $40.
Meridian Hill-Mary l.. Lewis ct vir. Mel
bourne M. to Sarah Mcdonald. lot 81 block
II. SO
Ingleside-Barbara NJ. Graf to George W.
Blankenshtp, lot A. block :. SO,
Columbia Heights-Charles w. King ct ux.
to Harry S. Thomas, lots IS, SO. 80. aud
%, block %, $40. Henry G. Burhngame TO
James y. Alden. lot 10 square 1853, SO.
Addition to lie Droit Park-Alwine b. Per
kins to Eugene A. Clark. lot So, block 20,
So
Pleasant Plains-Levi II. David. trustee, to
Rose Bros. Co, lots So. 81. IS, IS, square
3o5l, 500
Mt. Pleasant-Leopold Richold to Charles
w. Taylor, lots sc and 67, square 2SS5, SO.
Mt. Pleasant-Ernest SteiEer ct ux. to
Thomas II. Evans. lots liz to L.. square
1895 and lots 1923 TO 1876 square 1897. SO.
Petworth-AleXander Miller ct uX. to Ernest
r: and Jane II. Graves, lot 2s square 50,
So
Rosedale and 1sherwood-Susan F. Clark to
Harry G. LAycock. lots to 9. block e,
$40.
Rosemont Park-Harry G. Laycock to Susan
+. Clark, lots and 3, SO.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01

80 X street northcast-Augusta J. Webster
et al. to Augusta ]. Webster. lot 25i'
square 67i. SO.
81 X street northeast-Augusta J. Webster
ct al. to Mary /. Buhler. lot 233. square
6I4. SIC.
Alley between G. and H. Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northeast-Richard +.
Pairo ct ux. to Johan c. Kondrup, lot 40.
square l0c7 $40
IOs II street northeast-Emma Mould trustee,
ct al. 20 Grazia and Onofrio Nitale, lot I.
square SOS, $40 Same 10 same, lot I, square
SOS "a 300
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Suburban.

Oak Lawn-Evens A. Hayes ct ux to Ann
W. Lane, lot %. $40
Observation-Disclosures A. Kenny to Harry
King, lots II and is. block 81. So
Sherwoods Addition to BTookland-BruCe
Cleveland TO Arthur j. Kause, lots T. s,
8, block 9. SO.
Woodridge-Henry A. Vieth ct ux. to James
White, jr., part lot g block 9, $40.
woodridge-James White. jr., ct uX. to
Henry A. Vieth, lot % square 1859. $40.
woodridge-Henry A. Vieth ct ux. to Andrew
f. Callan, part lot Il, square 43ls, $40.
Woodridge-Henry A. Nieth ct uX. to Alex
ander b. Eadie, part lot .. square I3l5. $40
West Brooklsnd-Anna B. Pearson TO Nancy
f. Wilson. lot 6, square 1915, SO.
SheTwood-Frederick II. Berger ct ux. 10
Albert II. Brewood, lot IS, square 42I7, $40,
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Thrown Off Street Car.

Theodore Shoemaker. thirty years old,
of Fort Stevens, d. c.. was painfully
injured about the back and legs last
night, when he was thrown to the
pavement while attempting to board Il
Georgia avenue car at the corner OF
street. He was treated At
the Walter Reed Army Hospital.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Deaths.
NWFTTTTT

William ]. Meadows, 20 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
Jacob VonDerlehr. rs years, 76 8 street
northwest.
Calvin Duffield. 70 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
John e. Boucher. So years, 1916 M
Clement Olsen, 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Frederick Bischof 45 years, Emergency
Lewis W. Cation, SO years. 124s Eighth
street northwest.
Ruth Ferguson, 55 years. National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Sarah Nelson. 20 years, Potomac river.
foot of Alexandria, Va.
Grover C. Moran. 10 years. 1Sn X
street southeast.
Mary Moriarty. 12 days, 1ol6 Twenty
second street northwest.
Infant of William T. and Maud Lands.
Is hours, Columbia Hospital.
COLORED.
MaIbury Young. 20 years, 1244 G street
Frank Palmer. 5s years. Emergency
Martin Alexander. so years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Charles w. Brightly, "a years. Govern
| ment Hospital for the Insane.
| Gilbert King, GA years, 244O Shows
court northwest.
Thomas Laws, 70 years, l4 Hays court
Florence Davis. IS years. $40 Third
| street southwest.
| Percy Stewart IA years, 1871 Ridge
street northwest.
Mary NJ. Monroe. years. Children's s
Hospital
Edward H. Randolph, months, 2ls
Virginia avenue northwest.
Infant of John and Ella Wiseman, q
days, 8 Messer street, Hillsdala, d. c.
Ruth Stone, days, Freedmens Hos
pital
Nathaniel johnson. 2 days. Freedmenl
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1912-06-01
Marriage Licenses.

both of Washington.
Nolan T. Shepard and Ethel Gemsley,
both of Fairfax county, Va.
Cecil c. Anderson and Emma l..
Muench, both of Baltimore, Md.
Cleveland H. Thomas and Pearl II.
Purks, both of Caroline, Va.
John Aldridge, of Fairbanks. Alaska,
and Cornelia c. Ward, Of Washing
ton.
Robert B. ireland, Of Brooklyn. N. Y
and Grace F. Jones, OF New York
city,