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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27
INSTRUCTED FOR TAFT

Decatur, Ala, March eS.-Eighth District
Republicans IN convention to-day elected
G. w Moore. Of Florence, and 7. p. WOOD,
OF Huntsville delegates 10 the Chicago
convention and instructed them for TAFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE

senate l'l-l
l... Henry + Eeath
Maurice r ConneIr
g.. Michael j. Cummings
4.... James s Regain.
s.. Thomas Y. Wogau
5.. Thomas y Rvrnee
7.....JameS " MCQuado
E....JOnn " McCooel
john L NillouRhbg
ID James r Sirnott
u ..... Thomas FolGv
l2.... John L Oakley
a.. Frank i Goodwin
"a. Charles T. Nurphr
IL. Peter J Dooling
Is 6, Part Dunn Dunn CO.,
is. James !. Hagau.
70. ...Thomas i. NcA""..
% .... Nicholas !. HAYES
I.....Thomas II O'NcOl.
% .... Michael y Garyin
% ... Eugene Lamb Richards. ir
25......Hrth9r 1 Mclean
26..... Edward r.. Perkins
IT,. George T. Van NalkepourEh
q &C.,. Daniel y Dugar
% ... Daniel r Conwav
90. John H. Burke.
81. Gerardus Smith
80 John p Tromblv
st.. George f.. Van kennen
S.. Charles z. Norris.
H......Jerry z. Connor
81 ... William ~ Kelly
2a..... William W Farlev
90. Charles r Rattigau
H.. Daniel Shechan
42.....F v Rgncy.
a. James T. SchwaTzenbt'h
IT,. Warner VI Sweet
IS .... Thomas w FinuCauo
46 William 4 BuCklcN
II ..... George w. Ratt"u
~ ..... Michael Shea
Matt c. Merzig
50.....Henry +. Burgard
ST.. Thomas ] Cummings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27

The Democratic Assembly district Lad
err elected in Manhattan and The Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27

did not know until to-day when the poiiss
orsnc6 that some OF them were Nlinou'
ballots. II was entirely up 10 the, primer y,
He had charge of delivering the ooNe11 %
veil as printing the ballots, Al o o cloch
This evening / had the printer on me 'siedt
nhone, and he said that all ballots haN
Jeff his establishment-that they Were Iii
ing rushed in taxicabs ard wagons ana an
III. would he sunnlipd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27
Sections of Ballot Pasted.

In several Bronx polling places the
sections If the longer ballots were not
pasted together, tho voters simply mark
ing The sections and folding them.
Early in the day Samuel ;. Koeng,
president Of the Republican County Com
mittee, declared that the Roosevelt man
ayers were spending more money on the
primary than had ever been spent by
Gammany and the Republican orgauiza-
ton combined I'm such an election.
The Roosevelt people, he said, are
spending at least three times as much
TO- day as the Republican organization
spent for the routine expenses at the
general election two years ago. We
speut around $4,000 then. That means
that they arc spending $4,000 to-day at
2 conservative estimate. That is exciu
sive Of what individuals may spend in
iheiF own districts"
Some one asked Nv. hoons II he knew
-->o vas furnishing The mo1cy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27
Manhattan and The Bronx.

The Republican Assembly district leaders
in Manhattan and The Bronx who we're
elected follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-27
Brooklyn.
Reruh,,csr Assembly district Leaders
aIocted in Brooklyn we're
Democratic Leaders

.wo ballots received in this district
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Realty Transfers
Northwest.


iba co,smbi. street northwest-willism p.
shelmirc TO Mary E. Phillips lot H.
7s2 Sixth street northwest-Msggie +. Bev-
erstock ct viz. Edwin j.. to Gus T. Cha
conas. yart original lot %. square 4s4. 3iO.
ise Sixth street n0rthwcst-Gus T. Chaconas
to Peter T. Chaconss, part original lot
%. square tS<. 80. r.
Fifteenth street:-Harry Wardmsn ct 81.
to Jsssle O. CuGie. lot i2l. square fos (sub.
ject to trust for go cco), $40.
Vermont avenue and l. street northwest
5 % e SoUs, Ssds e. =, v ,cS:.. oS:.s: ,i p 1.us to
ject to trust for SS6.0oo). 80.
Eleventh and II streets northwsst-Jordsn
e. Co. to Ju'iS: l. Pesssr. part original
ux TO Annie e. Mcoueen lot .. square
strest northwest. ,bstween Seventeenth and
Etshtsenth .streets-N.tsiie Psyssr to An
saS X strcpt northwest-Mriam Peyser ct
81 to Annie =, Mcqueen. lot a. square
First street northwest, between P and Q
Y II. IIalsRsr. lot iss. square 6S2. So 0eor9s
u Laleger st ux. TO Glenn W: and Cath
erins Ashley. same property 90.
30 Tenth sreet northwcstnWilllam A.. Do.
! mai lot l. square SIS. 80. 49,
wisconsin SvSnue and ii street northwest.
Pennsylvanis avense northwest. betwe~p
Third. and Four-and-a-half streets; l0o6
street northwest- Rebecca Alexander 10
Sarah l.. Alexander, part lot lc. square
i:0s: lot as. Reservation Al: lot D. square
SO: part lot 3, square ~: 80. - i
asssr :; ss: 10 leroy GsdSi:. jr.. ."1 par; ri
's u :sr3ss ss:.ssss,-Jo.ps \. rasu. q
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
NEWTON Street
HOMES Built BY
NEWSPAPER MAN
Three Residences Nes-ina
Completion apd One 4
Already Sold

Three new residence ta- ,-.tia
average Ia exterior On ia,rr.ef 'ata
,s.s ss.s 80 ss oet'o ovNhiFtfF
I'VE '.se ana ls0 New'9b si,"et nrtht
west. BY Ernest q. N'sIkor N',st-
ington Newspaper ma Wyfe a, the
,r.s.sS. S"~,.ssS". -. p'''t, 90, 80.
~ cco!stoTs vi culnnHiF ''''F
worn our1ng the comiT,s voek
One Of the houses. W ,e4s reg q.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Naval Commandants Are
Ordered to New Stations

Capt Benjamin Tappan viii relieve
Rear Admiral Charles b. T. Moore. as
commandant Of the naval station Mt
Olongapo. Philippine Islands, who will
take the place OF Rear Admiral Walter
station at Honolulu. according to orders
Issued by the Navy Department. Rear
Admiral Cowles takes the tplaCe OF
Rear Admiral W. II. II. SOutherland. as
March. Z and Rear Admiral Southeriand,
who lad charge Of the naval force
stt toned OF tho NicaraguRn coast dur
ibg the recent revolution. will become
u member of the general board of tho
navy in Washington.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

square ga. $;.cO.
~ seventh street northwest-Rsbecca Aiex-
ander To Louise II. Hayes. part lot II.
square 4St. 80.
Thirty-sixth street northwest. between Pres.
tee. to- sailie 1. Hswken. part lot %.
square I..,. N.77o.
81: Fifth street northwes,mLallian Silver
l5t IL square 80. So
i7i6 q street northwest-wililam J. Fiather
Ct a.. truste.". TO O. Joshua Fysps, 'r.. lot
.Ios I street northwcst-sslly c. N. Fendsl,
to John. L. Apple. lot "a. square II. SO.
lls d street northwest and 20 II street
northwest-John ". DeMaine to Ida OIL
tees. lot e. square S'2. and lot II. square
Eighteenth street northwest. between l. and
n streets-John Joy Edison ct ux To Joseph
r. Edison. part original lot -. square
.ai7 " street northwest-Ieroy Breitbsrth ct
ux. to wilmd W. Trew. lot 10. square
Twelith and q streets northwest tseclsma-
tion Office)-Clarencc C. Calhoun ct uR.
to James sharp. half interest In parts
original lots / and %. square css. 80. James
property to Emmons =. Smith. SO.
Io6 and 7O7 Market space northwest--Em.
mons =. Smith ct ux. to James Sharp. lot
5is rhird street north -wsshinston Loan M
and Trust Company. trustee. to Eva ].
Neyiaser. part original lot II. square 5si.
Eighteenth street northwest, between + and
u streets-Millard Metxger 10 Kate Raf-
ferty. lot u. square isl. 30.
1891 l. street northwest--John T. Crowley ct
nsi ns to- TO Luke .su.rs !. k.Srnss is west half ors
Murray Baechtel 10 the Murray Apartment
original lot y. :ausrs "a. nc. ~ ''
Ro:snnsim 81 TX. 70 asorss B. wssnsr, and
@ utsT .su,r. h.Ts; r. Executors and trustees
iss SQUARE 'lss. so. ThS!nsoa csrusi con. u.
ssress sss e Eshs "a
Ninth streets.-:Jossph r. FsGue ct al.
. ny $: 1:ss Ssi'
ISIS c0rsorss street psr.htSwe.t-ThorntSn .,tS *
sssss, aas.s H. is fSsr''' H. H. Davidson lot i@
ss,S., :aI.1. ,s tS GHsr'e' ;IS H. Davidson lot i
Txshty;i fourth ana rwsnsy:si'h streets:
, Es:.S,a:;o$; gym s::. 4 ,sI :S:: :ss +
william 3. htnnix same property.vO:
Florida avenue northwest, between Sixth and
seventh streets-Trustees Of Guriey Ne,
moral Presbyterian Church to August
and lot e. and part lot 20. block !. so
August Brust conveys same property t.
truNece Of Florida Avenue Baptist Church
OF Washington, D. c.. 500.
Alley between Ninth and Tenth. /. and N
streets northwest.c.roiins 2 Ritter e
Louise 8. Kolb. lots Is. 20. 80 square ass
Eleventh and v streets northwest..:Dayid 4
.onutt TO Armand orutt. lots %. %. IS
square 3a1. SO.
~ l. street northwest-Harrlet r Mann Z
Martin !. Gottwals part original lot 9
square so so.
ais street northwest-N schaeffer e'
ux. to Eiisabeth e. ,PoHeroy. lot 70. square
rw:nty-Anh street nsrthx.st. between ] .nt
x streets-Harvy A. Kite ct ux. to Jamei
Burrill. lots ll6 to iS9. sYquars Is. SO.
Rear Of lN0 Ninth street northwest-Gcorgt
r. Robertson to David Hughes Forencs
Hughes and Jane A. Trsmmcli. lot is3
square c8a No y
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Court Orders Payment
Of Temporary Alimony

Justice Barnard has signed an order
directing Albert culbertson to pay his
wife, Mary F. Culbertson. 800 q month
temporary aiimony during the pendency
Of the divorce action.
Culbertson nled a suit for an absolute
divorce. and Mrs. Culbertson filed a
cross-bill for limited divorce,
charging cruelty and asking allmony in
tho sum Of $4,000 a year. and counsel
fees amounting to 5000.
Mrs. Culbertson claims her husband
Ia worth S2.000000, although he gave his
property as worth only tlE.000
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
MARYLAND SENATOR
LEASES HOUSE FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENCE
William P! Jackson Takes
DR.. George Barry Property,
on Massachusetts Ave.

william p. Jackson. newly.elected
United States Senator from Maryland.
has negotiated for the lease Of I3l
Naasaohusetts avenue, one OF the hand
soonest rented residences in the city.
and viii take possession January 1.
The house II situated in the heart Of
the fashionable residence section Of
the city, at the Intersection Of Twenty.
second street. Massachusetts. and Flor
ida avenues. 1t In the property OF DR..
George Barry. formerly OF this city. but
now q resident OF Now York. While
the rental price is not made public. It
10 understood to be In the neighbor-
hood Of $1,000 q year.
DR.. Barry occupied the house as his
residence but q few years after its
erection, and IL was then leased to the
Peruvian government as the home Of
its washinston legation until year
Although listed as being on Msssa-
a few feet on this thoroughfare. being
triangular In shape. with one OF the
angles on Nassachusetts avesue. 1t
extends almost ninety feet along Florida
avenue, and about :ixtX;hve feet along
struction material ~ white brick and
stone. and the building is fivc stories
high. .-.-
Tho first noor 10 devoted to an en-
On is II. n second 4 soor sse the HDrsries. .
dining room. and the other three stories
are devoted to bed chambers:
Tho lease was arranged through the
OFFICE Of Francis Bennett Poe.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Southeast.

Eleventh street and South Carolina syenue
southeast-John Scrivener ct ux. to Susie A.
k!epps. lot ~. square go. 80.
Eighth street southeast, between I and X
streets-Patrick J. Mcdonald ct ux. to Rob.
,elt r. HOGAN. part Of square SOC. So
Sixteenth street southeast. between East
Capitol and A streets-French Kirby ct ux.
To- Charles e Martin. lot -. square 1855.
Eighth and b streets southeast-Neiiie b.
ko,s kko.s ,ss a, 'r .Ssiss ~ I'd to Fanny r
Fourteenth street poutheast, between u and
q streets-Julian T. Harreil ct W. to John
II. Stadtler. lot g. square lOAs, 90.
Kentucky avenue and c street s0utheast-
Anthony J. Clarke to Joseph l.. Francis r.
and Michael 4: Weller. part original lot !:
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Chicago's Santa
Distributes $4,000. 600

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 2l.-Showers Of
gold and loads Of turkeys were dis.
tributed by a generous Santa Claus
throughout Chicago's business district
today. 1t is estimated that at least
among the employees of Industries.
banks, and big stores. with the proba-
bility that the total will be raised to
e8.000. 900 by the addition of gifts de-
fcrred until Christmas Day or the end
Of tho year.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Find Hartman
Estate $40, ,OOO, ,OOO

NEW YORK. Dec. I.-That the value
q the estate Of e. II. Hartman. finan-
eier and railroad man. In actually
eNooooOo. instead Of si5oooO.o 900. 40 has
been supposed. In admitted today by
experts who have been worrying for
months over the appraisal OF the estate
IN behalf Of the State controller. 70 that
the precise amount Of the Inheritance
tsx due to the State may be computed
and paid,
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
1acktars Arrange
For Big Christmas

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-Between 1900
and 1000 officers and men Of the United
States Navy are In New York to enjoy
the Christmas holidays. Uncle Sam 10
going to provide the turkey and many
other delicacies. while on most Of the
warships the men themselves have ar.
ranged to contribute toward elaborate
spreads. The Christmas dinners will
be followed by entertainments, ranging
from sparring matches to vaudeville
and moving pictures-an on board shin.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
PIANO fIRM7AA ]
! ATTRACTIVE HONE
/, N NEN BUlDlNG
Juelg Company Puts Up Ad.
4 dition Which Will Add
to Conveniences.

\ An attractive, though not unusually
large addition 70 the business section
1f the city. 10 the now building Of the
1uieg Plano Company. At the north-
east corner Of Thirteenth and q streets
northwest. While the contractors have
rot quite completed the interior Of the
building. the Juieg Company has already
aiken possession. and within . few
weeks every detail will have been com.
The. property belongs to Arthur Jor.
N 2 Ions. Lease on II and the build
tore. II fronts twenty-five feet on
street and extends seventy.6vs feat
Along Thirteenth.
Tapastry Brick Used.
!, Tapestry brick. ornamented with lime.
stone and tile trimmings, iron bailus.
trades. copper muiiions and cornices
and verde antique marble base. con-
etitute the exterior construction mater
'!aI ana make . most pleasing appear
Especially attractive IL the en,rauo.
from ,ron,,, the corner. with its handsoms
ouise;; s,a Large s!de-iishts add to its a.
The building is reinforced throushout
WHn steeI, ana plate glass 10 used on
sI noors. Large show windows are on
ootn the q street and the Thirteenth
The first floor Ia to be used A. a
general display room. and the three top
noors will be used AZ plano sales rooms.
Inc building 10 strictly for the sales
aepartment. there being no space al
iotted for storage purposes.
Unique Test Plan.
The second floor II being divided into
sections which will be fitted up a. Nv.
ing rooms. furnishing. an opportunity to
the prospective purchaser to see Just
how the plano will look and sound in
his or her own home.
The interior woodwork throughout
70 mahogany and the floors are maple.
In the basement will be an up-to-datc
repair shop, as well as the heating
plant. The company's offices will be on
the fourth floor.
George p. Haies is the architect, and
the Boyle. Robertson Construction Com
pany are the contractors.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

Thirteenth streets-Charies boyd et ux. to
Richard b. Doyle. lot u. square loo1. 30.
Tenth streets-H. Il. Howenstein Of ux. to
lawrence l. and Frsds N. Rebel. lot u.
square S3S. 80.
c and Warren streets northeast-Benjsmin
Stewart ct ux. to Harry 3. Nichols. LOT
81. East Capitol street-Jsmes II. Bruncmer
ct ux. to Nsll!. d. Kolb. part original lot
North Carolina avenue northeast. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streete-0eorge J.
WorthinGton. jr.. to. Simon Oppenheimer.
oriGinai lot .. square southeast OF ioee. 80
Thirteenth street northeast, between n and
G streets-Arthur y. Wood to Giulis
Purchia, lot iis. square 1910. 80.
3 Eighth street northcsst-M Mabel Delaney ct
xir. .dss!. Bsn,s%n M z to Leonard A. Block lot
51s Ninth street northeast-Christian Devrte:
ct ux. 10 John w. 0iennan, part original
lots and 9. square 9as, so.
1l5 Maryland avenue n0rtheast-Ellen d. C0pp
to Mary II. Copp. lot 20. square 7.7. SO.
"? Tennessee avenue MISUNDERSTANDING 4.
Watson ct ux. to William Il. Spire. lot Il.
square i030.' 90.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Alumni Body Plans
Christmas Musicale

Arrangements are being made BY the
Alumni Association OF FrlendR Select
School for an elaborate musicale TO be
eiysn at the school Friday evening, De.
oeinber =. The artists who will partici.
Dets. will bo Nine. Marie Won Unschuld,
plhnist: Mrs. Frahceska Kaspar.Law-
0on, soprano. with Harry Patterson
Hopkins ~ accompanist.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Southwest,

Buxxards Point southwest--Robcrt l.. Mon
taguc. trustee, to Mary p. Sullivan. origi-
-Four snd. -TsIT s,rcet southwcs, hc,wo.c
Maryland avenue and c street-John Berg
ling ct al. to Joseph n. Frank, lot TO-
square t92. $40.
3o7 Thirteenth street southwest-August W.
Noack. executor. to Mary A. Thompson
part lot ~. square u.s. $l.600.
40S Seventh street southwcst-Danicl e. Dam
ahar to Daniel j. sullivan. half interest in
part lot %. square t35. 80.
6l1 seventh street southwest-Charles r.
BENJAMIN. trustee, to Jennie n. Gilman. lot
q, square ~, 92166.
800 II street southwest-Mollie Smithson ct
vir. Charles G.. to Mary, A. DOrsch. lot us.
square al. Si0.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Closes on Christmas.

I1hs Congressional Library will be
closed at l:1o o'clock the day before
Christmaa, and also on Christmas Day.
ON New Years Eve II will also close at
~ o'clock. and will ~ open from 10
N .. N. on New Years.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21


observation-disclosures n. Hight ct ux. to Je-
seph e. Bury. lots q. g.. @. q. &C. u.
80. 70. Il. 7.. u. a. Is. u 70 81, square
siA. 80. Joseph z. bury conveys same
property to Clarence q. Hight. 1ia
1914 q street northwcst-Alsest z. Collins
to Jesse w. Rawlings. lot "a. sasa,c ~.
So
Fairlawn--oscsr c. Brothars. r.. to frank
Reh. lot 2. and part lot l. square 5sec.
Insisside-John D. Hird e, us. 10 Edith B.
Seventeenth street northwest. between p and
g .tres.:vIno"as u, Pspray. lot 10.
University Park-Nationai Savings and Trust
Company. trustee, TO Elizabeth Eoyes
part lot l. block Is, $3.50.
i7s5 u street northwest. ll6 o street north
west. and Pctworth-Annie 4. Mcqueen
10. .. square 'i'. and lot .. square Sol.
SO.
coti.se Hnl-w,ill.m q. Becker to There's.
q. Becker: lots IS and y. block II. SO.
S;.sr %:,rss 2 ~, " to Rec c. Huston. lot %
al Maryisnd avenue nor,heast-wiilIam H..
saSsr. sSo's: e e.. us ,o to George L. Myers 10. 10
el2 second street northwost-Ioretta w. Ian.
man ct ai. TO J. Frank Grant. lot o.
square 6ss, SO J. Frank Grant ct ux.
convey con 2,n same property to Dennis J. ocon-
Highview.Harry wsrdmsn ct al. to Sarah
p., c; Sample: 10. io,: sau.r. ssss. s,s
Ninstesnth and Twentieth streets--Jsmes
Sharp ct ux. TO John W. Foster. part
original lots and u. square u.s. Sio.
N street northwest. between Twenty.arst
and Twenty second streets-Harry A. Kite
ct al. to Edward n. Dulin. part original
lot 2. square 70. 80
Randle HiGhlands-National Savings and
Trust Company. trustee. to Emma D.
IAird and Anna L. Todd. lot %. square
<60S so.
handle Hixhiands-Unitcd States Trust Com.
pany. trustee. to heirs Of Mary r. Reid.
lot g. square 66s@. SO. Same TO Thomas
+. Brown. lots 20 and q. square 5ssi, so.
Ward place northwest, between Twenty.
nrst and Twenty-second streets-Davh a,
AlSop ct ux. In George Ferrell, lots "a.
n. %. square "a $4,000. "
L. Droit Park-Miiiard y. Hobbs ct ux. ia
Gertrude T. Perry. lot +5. block 10. Sio.
zoos. :ooe. soli q street northwest-John w.
Foster ct ux. 10 James Sharp, lots n. 70.
81. s.. square los. 80.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Suburban.

Cntlium Castle heighte-Junettc biecketone
to wsshinEton Land and Aortsage Com.
pAny. lot l1s. square 3sS, so Washington
Land and Mortgage Company conveys same
property to Jo:sph L. Kirchin. ssoo.
and MORTGAGE Company to Karl I. schsus.
lots u and u? square ssss. u.Soo
Sher~ oof--Ciara A. Aarden ct vir. Edwin
r.. TO J. 4. White. lot Is. square t,ts.
Chillum Castle MsnOr--James Miller ct ux.
70 Charles ". Miller: psT Of chiiium
Friendsh1p-John b. Harry ct ux. to Brooke
;r.s.. ..';S ~ 'c'''oF''''"'' '"" '.''' Of said
villa park-ciara 4. Msrden ct vir. Edwin
T.: to NE. Ina Hannah. lot g. sauass
iot lot; ,s' ~ .aSsr. e s:ai. .sss. y. ~
A si a1 n 70 Harold IT, M.adrsn. half ifGSso inses.
asst in lot :. SQUARE 6; 80.
to Randolph and Lacy Dodd. lots % and
81. square 5ieo. 40.
South pinehurst-south Pinehurst Company
to Raymond T. Miles. lot 20. square co1s.
Chiilum Castle Heights -wsshineton Land
and Mortsas. Company to 7: J. Taylor.
lots q and g. square s7oo. si.5oc
r.. to W. N. shsft. lot Il. square ls.,.
Bfisst~ood P.rk-Jcnnie L. Ms.ny ct vir.
R,ehsrd q, t. .,.. TO Tony Baron lot l. square
Michigan Avenue Addition Wallace W. Par
sons ct ux. to Charles H. Aorgan. lots :
and :. square ssss. 2;
ux. to Caroline p. De witt, lots u and
q. square aoa2. $500
Cleveland Park.-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to
.aSsas ssn.S. q. Z .nS siS Helen C. Keith lot -
sherwood-Cisra 4. Marden ct vir. Edwin H.,
sto TO John 9 vogt lot 81. SQUARE ego !sSa. %
40 ussS"rt = Tr,cI.i "a, - ss,,.s
/. l2ae. t652O
Cathedral Hishiands-C. J. Reii. trustee to
Alma D. Carton. lot 10 square 1872. 40.
ton City Realty Company lots 20 and 81.
square 1919. 80 Edson w. Brtsgs et ux.
to same. lots 90 and -. square 1919. 80.
Anacnstia-Pierre A. 6hper ct ux. 10 Ninnis
l. soper. part lots 17b. i76. 1T, u.
National HiGhlands-Wilber A. Biii OF ux.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Nsgtheast.

15 Eighth street noythesst--sarsh b. Wallace
= stssst nosthssss. Sssvsss fwsiisiiSa Ssd
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

to william v. Griffin. lot n. square issA.
81.
South Brookland- George J. Cummings q
ux. 10 Thrift Building Company. lots II.
u. 70. hlock u; so.
Richmond Park-Richmond Park improve
ment Company to Nollio B. Van Metre. iot
81. square 20si. 90.
iilllbrook-Otway b. Zantsinser ct ux. 70
20. ysssph and Frieda B'ehsry. lot I. square
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Connecticut
Avenue Highlands Company to Claude n.
Hanan, lots 2s and q. square 2osi. 80.
Addition 10 observation-disclosures B. Archer.
1r.. trustee. to John A. Massie and Arthur
+. kinnan. trustees. lot 7. block -.
esT.6o. sara A. Lynch to same. all interest
in same lot. t2S.l3.
Chiilum Castle Heights-Robert II. McNeill
ct al. trustees. to Washington Land and
Mortgage Company. lots - and 81. square
210s. -.
Congress HeiRhts-Joseph A. Mclane ct uR.
to Wallace b. Gribble. lots and .. square
$40. 90.
East Deanwood-Lliiie n. Webb to Martin
T. webbt lot II. block 9. SO.
Floral Hill-0eoreo J. p. Mailer ct ux. to
John W. and Margaret n. Pumphrey. lots
1. .. .. square ss7s. 80.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
ARMAGEDDON AND THE BATTLE FOR THE LORD.

Observe the stragge topping the of yonder hill
hose the soldiers of the good their
ageddon to battle for the Lord" That shaggy van
guard with detected mien the bull moose while queer con-
rvance attached his horns trough containing povender
which constantly repenhed by the Harvester the
steel trust for the bull be fed At the head
and the hundreds marches George W. Perkins, financial agent
for the Wall whose ntercesSon with the bull
while President saved the Harvester from prosecution
hen Boss Bill Finn of Pittsburgh, the political satrap of
the Keystone who for years the political
machine Pennsylvania knew. Bill loved the people
that he took all their political responsibilities them that
they would not worry themselves to death.
Dan r. Hanna there his fu-moon face wreahed in smiles;
he feels that he about wreak upon President Taft
the latter forced him sgoge had grated
through illegal rebates Then there Frank Nunsey MANY times
millionaire holder of stocks and bonds that will be much safer
when the White House occupied by like Roosevelt that
talks against the predatory while actually protecting
The little shrimp with the bass drum Medl Mccormick owner
of the Chicago Tribune and heavily interested Harvester
and other which such loving friends the peo
pie relieve these latter gently possible their belongings
order that they feel willing depart when the
fate of all overtakes them And behind him r. r. McCor-
mick of the Harvester and Harold f. Mccormick son-n-
law of John d. Rockefeller and srngng along
benehciaries of the
They all going up Amageddon work for righteous
endeavor alleviate the lot of the ong millions They
the benefacors of the aceSa Lake HerdRepubcau.