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The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
SPORTING SECTION.

The Sporting Section will, usual, contain many
interesting features including Al Machlers page of bowl
ing news and gossip, which has proven to be the
ton of the town among the pin knights Mr.. MachIer
is an expert and his comment the sport read by
the majority of the bowers of the District
The Army-Navy game will be told in full, as The
Herald will have at the game. Every play of the
game will be shown, and The Heralds readers are
sured of the best reports of the annual gdron classic
of official America.
Baseball will be given good allotment of space,
will basketball track, and other sporting events. Mr.
L. D. Sale of the foremost turf editors of the
try will have his regular Sunday feature of horse
ment and for this Sunday Mr.. Sale will have an TN
usually interesting feature.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
sToady and Flunky'
Johnston's Opinion.
of Mr.. BurIeSon

Representatives Johnston of South
Carolina and Burleson of Texas engaged
in a tilt in the. Appropriations Committee
room yesterday because OF the former S
Interview. published in the morning pa
pers, in which Representative Burleson
was characterized as ''toady and fiunlxy''
for urging that Presidents be pensioned.
II did not know that you regarded me
as a toady and funky,'' said Representa-
tive Burleson, when Representative
Johnston entered the room.
Il didn't ever think So" retorted Rep
resentative Johnston, but it seems TO
be correct"
. Representative Burleson stated that
his plan to pension former Presidents on
a 1880 salary was merely a "sugges-
tIon," by which he hoped to bring the
subject to public attention.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29

rnent. He declares that the American
soldier has always proved himself equal
to any emergency In which he has been
placed, but that it requires more than
imaginary enemies as stimulants to keep
up enthusiasm and interest
Gen. Hoyt believes that the height re-
quirements of horses for the army might
well be reduced from minimum Of if-
teen and one-half hands to fourteen and
one-half hands, which, he says. would
open up a larger supply from which to
make selections. The general declares
that as a result of the increased atten-
ton given to riding in the last year or
two, both officers and men have i'm
proved their seats in cross-country work.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
FOUND IN GAS-FHLED ROOM.
Miss Edith TroIeII, Overcome b.
Gas, VIII Recover.

Accidentally overcome by illuminating
gas. Miss Edith TroxeII. a clerk, nifty
five years old. was removed from her
room at 457 p Street Northwest yester-
day morning to Homeopathic Hospital in
police auto from the Second Precinct.
Miss Troxelfs failure to appear al
breakfast led to the belief she was i'll,
but when a maid knocked at the door
and received no answer, Abraham
kreamer. an inmate OF the house, went
to investigate.
He forced the door and found Miss
Troxeu unconscious in bed. A Jet was
parity open' allowing a small quantity
of gas TO flow into the rccm. It is be-
lieved Miss TroxelI failed TO shut of the
gas when she retired Wednesday night,
She will recover.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29

revealed that death was due to gastritis.
The body was found about 4 O'Clock in
the morning by William Donaldson. OF sS7
Seventh Street Southwest who was on
his way to work. A physician from Ener-
gency Hospital pronounced life extinct.
Nearly twoscore persons called at the
morgue In the afternoon TO view the body.
but none was able to identify it. 1t is
believed the deceased bore the name OF
Green. but the police have been unable
to locate Green's relatives.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
NEWS SECTION

Particular attention is given to this part of the paper
trained newspaper mot journass) giving the
of the day. without fear favor what is going on in
Europe will be fully covered by cable gathered by great
press association; l. A. FleningS comments the bust
ness and finances of the country, acknowledged to be
the best ever given local readers Nothing omitted
that would make the Sunday paper attractive and newsy
The business announcements will be of particularly great
interest to the home and those who careful of the
finances of the family.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29

ing dinner was served by the brides
sister. The bridegroom made the trip
from Rockville to Charlestown In an
automobile. and after the dinner went
to washington with his bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson will reside In Washing
ton. the bridegroom being employed In
the Water Department, District of Co
lumbia.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
TOO MUCH TACTICS IN ARMY

Much discomfort is engenGered among
United States soldiers by overtaxing the
imaginatiOns of the men through elabor-
ate experiment with equipment. test
marches, and fictitious war situations, ac-
cording to Brig. Gen. r. w. Hoyt, COM
manding the Department of the Lakes, in
his annual report to the War Depart
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
SECOND SECTION

Society Its Dongs, Goings and Comngs are told in the
most accurate form, not only of Washington, but it,
various suburbs Music and Musicians are represented
by contributions and special writer's pertinent subjects
are discussed of value every woman, by Mrs NAM
the dongs of social and faternal associations of Wash
ton are croncled the latest books reviewed by A D.
Jacobson the past and present week in the theaers
reviewed. and other subjects of interest are fully
represented.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
Kills Wife as She Cooks Dinner.

: Franklin. La, Nov. S.-Edward Free
man shot and killed his young wife to-
day as she was arranging Thanksgiving
dinner. Freeman declares the shooting
accidental, but he is being held as the
result of an alleged statement made by
his six-year-old daughter. The authori-
ties declare the child said Papa told
mamma yesterday he would kill her soon.
He got angry to-day again" Freeman is
held on murder charge.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
CAUGHT IN PORTLAND, oREG.
Negro Wanted for wife Murder Be
trayed by Gold Teeth.

A dispatch from Portland. Greg, last
night stated that Ernest Mcneil. negro,
wanted In Washington on the charge of
murder, had been arrested there. and
that his identity and arrest had been
brought about by his two gold teeth. At
an early hour this morning the Wash
ington police had received no advices
from Portland.
Mcneil, twenty-five years old, has
been sought BY the police here since
march =. when he is alleged to have
shot and almost instantly killed his
wife. Sarah Mcneil, at their home, 7l2
First Street Southwest
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
DR.. Howard A. Kelly to Lecture.

The Need of Sturdy Christian
Faith in All Reform Work. is the sub
ject of a lecture to be delivered at
First Congregational Church, Tenth and
G Streets Northwest, at 4 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon by DR.. Howard A. Kelly.
The lecture is one Of a course Of free
Sunday lectures given under the
auspices of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
SUNDAYS HERALD
Viii Be Complete Sunday Newspaper
SOME OF ITS CONTENTS:
MAGAZINE SECTION

The Minister of Police continuation of remarkable
serial; The Stalking OF Pauguk," by Herbert Quick,
short story without moral; The Presidential Prefer
Vote and the Electoral College, by John Walker
Holcomb is particularly timely topic, article
the Balkans, by Prof. Daniel William ODonoglue Col.
Morrow and Rene Bache have contributed two extremely
interesting articles such writers Ida NJ Tarbe Grace
E. Dodge and other we'll known represented
page for The New Kind of Woman The Science
and Progress Page written by the Scientific American
for this paper that is attracting universal
ton; special page devoted to Men Who Work With
Hand Brain two full pages splenddly illustrated,
Fashions devoted Partisan styles and the other for
the home; lovers of Embroidery given page of pat
and directions There also many other valuable
features, and nearly all illustrated
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
THE READERS MAGAZINE

This number is extremely interesting containing pa
thetic short story. The Inward Flame, sketch of The
Clubs of Washington The Town That Abolished
Christmas" The Shafts of Moonlight and another
chapter of the thrilling serial, The Auction Royal.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
WASHINGTON MAN WEEDS.
Norman d. Robertson, of Water De-
partment, Marries Virginia Girl.
Sne-iaI tn The Washington HrraId

Special to The Washington Herald.
Charlestown, W. Va. Nov. pa
pretty but quiet home Thanksgiving
wedding took place at the residence of
Mrs II. w. Bush here at 10 o'clock this
morning. when her sister, Miss Olive
Lillian Feltner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew J. Feltner. of near Ber-
ryvilIe, Va, became the wife of Mr..
Norman Bouic Robertson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson II. Robertson, of
Rockville, Montgomery County, Nd.
There were no attendants and the
ceremony was witnessed by members Of
the families of the contracting parties.
Rev George r. Schools, pastor of the
Baptist Church at Boyce, Va, offici-
ated. After the wedding a Thanksgiv-
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
COMIC SUPPLEMENT

No need tell what this is except say that the pictures
drive away dull care restore the smile that has been lost
aids Digestion and any who doesn't at least chucklc
over Claudio better have his liver examined.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-29
DEATH DUE TO GAsTRITIS.
Body of Unidentified Man Awaits
Claimant at the MOrguc.

An autopsy performed at the District
morgue last night on the body of the un-
identified white man found lying in the
street in front Of 1O1l Street Southwest
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
NEW BUILDING Of
REAL ESTATE TRUST
TO COST $275,OOO
Structure Will Be Nearest
Approach to Skyscraper
In Washington.

In planning the new building which
will be erected on the Montrose Hote.
site at the corner Of Fourteenth and II
Street. nortbwest. the Real Ests; a
Trust Company and Milburn, Heister IL
Co: the architects. VII achieve two
ington. First. the building will be mir
teen stories high, and will be the near-
est approach TO the skyscraper, whlch
has been erected In TINS city. In tddi-
tion to the thirteen stories there VIII d."
a basement and sub-basement, making
fifteen complete hoors.
The other cnaracteristic ieatu.s ls
that none OF the office noors VIII be
subdivided until tenants nave Dccn Sc
cured. II Is planned to lease an en-
tire floor to one company or corporn-
tion, and subdiVide the noor 10 sui uie
tenant Several large concerns nave al
ready spoken for floors.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09

al. to John r. and Helen I. Mrgrew, lot
50 square @s27. $40.
and Lila W. BoykIn. lot -, square 8. so
P"tworth-J. s. GruNer ct uK to William II
Howard. lot 40, square 20, SO.
Mt. Pleasant aud Pleasant Plains Elmer \
Tucker ct uN. to Francis :. D"Hnd, lot
-. block I. $40.
Dohhlns' Addition Emmc W Zimmerman
to Ll"yd q. Henry. lot ~, square II. SIo.
Nj Pleasant and Pleasant Plans-Frunris
: 'armody ct uX. to EIIth Y Johnson,
lots - to ~. block ). so.
Indoirnce-Arthur W. Mach"n ct uX. to
Henry and Marie winkclman. lot l.,
Squai" zoo. $40.
LanIcr Heights Charos W King. jr., ct ux.
l., to Flora b. Both. lot %% $40.
william B. Harris. lot a. block H. so.
hiFhN!"w-iiarry Wardman ct al. to Hart
ley !. Sanders. lot ll2, square 3jS2, $40.
Nj. Pheasant and Pleasant rIains-Harry
Wardman ct al to Homer -. and Pearl
+" Amasa a. Ludwig. lot l2j, square 2SSS,
$40.
Pleasan, Plains-Margarct T",ten ct al to
Emma J. Lloyd. part lot 200, so.
Whitney Close-Middaugh & shannon to
Lee G; and Beatrice L. Bunnel. lot 90
FaIrmount Heights-.Robinson White ct ux.
to Ella NJ. Banks. lots 2 and I. block 3. $40.
liam G Rates, lot 80. square 81. $40.
f9sSdaienJeSnie 2"ng o M iBasiSy to Lena NJ
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lloyd G.
Henry to John s. NJ. and Emma w Zim-
norman. lots SO, a. and 81. block 8. $40.
Columbia Heights-Chapin Brown ct al.
block IS. 1880.
Dobbins' Addition-william c. Allard ct al.
to Mamie c. Wolfe lot 30. block 10, SO.
lngleside-Joseph NJ. Carmody to Francis s.
$40.
Holmead Manor-Aaron r. Townshend ct
ux to Richard $. Wolfe lot 90. block
Eningham place-John A. Cole ct ux. to
James Toliver, lot ?. block 10. $40.
Addition to lie Droit Park-Lottie G. VIII.
iams to Flora W. Patterson. lot 10, block
9ss Florida avenue northwest-Minnie T.
Price to Lula B. Davis lot 272. square
?S2 pleasant Plains). $40.
Highview-Harry wardman ct al. to Edna
Il. White. lot q. block II, SO
ingleside-Francis 8. Carmody ct ux. to
Edward J. Brown. lot 50. block 4. SO
Same to Caroline NJ. Cake, lot %, block
Addition to lie Droit Park-Margaret Cham
berlin Forston to John T. Lagsan, lot 2s
woodley park-H. r. Dulany ct al. receIv.
ers, to James Macbride Sterrett. trustee
t2r All Souls Mission, lots 90 81. and %
Washington Heghts-Clarence F. Norment
ct @ ux. to John II. Nolan. lot IS, block g.
Addition to lie Droit Park-Lottie c. Will
liams OF al. to Howard l.. Williams and
William 8. Hoge jr, lot 0, block 3c sI0
Holmead Manor-Jennie f. Abbott ct vir.
william II. to Arthur f. and Nellie
Adams. lot 1S5, square 2S29, $40
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Cael 7
herSmann ct u1. to Phillip Jeblck, lot 100,
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant PI.Jns-Samuel n
Robin ct al: to stamatis p. Zazras, lot
60 block 10 SO
Petworth-Ernest r. Graves ct Tx. to
Frank NJ. and Grace L. Schaefrer, part
lot 2S, square 90, SO
Long Meafnws-Sarah w. Howe ct al to
Harry Il. and Elizabeth S. Gladman, part
lot A. block 30. SO
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
IL Estate Transfers in District During Past Week +

pany to Julia II. rearce. lot D. square Al.
william Il. George lot lj square ss?2 SO.
Connecticut Avenue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A,"a. A,,nne iiiGnIands company mp o to j.: ",
san", Iot =. square es7. so.
k"nilw"rth- Edward r. Grcr 1T uN. to John
:. DgErrs. lot II. block 3, SO
Eirhmund Tark William NJ Sprigg It uk. to
MARY a. Mar. lot y: squarr 2o67 $40.
VIA Hnik lara \ Mard"n ct w Edwin
L. I. \ y. end u. r. West. lot 20. square
sh"rw"od-G. ARA A Mardcn ct vir. Edwin r..
T." I"uu Kirk lot 81. square i22O. A+6.67.
SAME t" a. Y Henderson. lot 1j. square i22!,
Deanwo,d Hsights-John W. Gregory ct ux.
t" M"llie A Keys. lots q and a. square
Dcanwood HeIghts-James H. Brown ct ux.
to Richard NJ. Roberts, lot ., square SIS.
Burrville-Jcssc W. Rawlings ct uN to Will
lam L. Ray. lot 36, square 62Il. SO.
Eishteenth and Minnesota a'.nuc southeast
lumhia, part of chichester, $685..
brr""k!andLEmma +. True to District of CO.
'0ii hns GIGHS II sG Ward
Grsc@ViiisHenry' t. % McbSHnsil S ct Ct uN sV to
Chilum Castle Heights-washington Land
and Mortgage Company to Harper l.. Proc
tor lot 65. square 37it $50;
tniontnwn-t 'atherine Lay Howe to Harry
1877, lgS SO.
Ivy City-Thomas A. Griffith ct ux. to
Charles NJ. Jarvis. lot S, block :. $40.
Chevy Chase-Fulton Il. Gordon et ux to
Marie l., and Alice !. Sanderson. lot 20.
square l75O. $40.
Barry Farm-Mollie Moore ct al. to John II.
Moore. lot SIS square $500 SO
saufs Addition-Joseph y. Bowling ct al.
trustees to Wallace A. and Ethel d. whita-
ker. lot 6, square 2923 SO.
Fourteenth Street TerraCe--Cieorge b. STAN
baugh ct uX. to Maurice Spain, lot 49,
square 1919. SO
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Southeast,

Nineteenth and East Capitol streets south
east-Benjamn +. Leighton ct al to VIII
bur f. Nash. original lots !. 10. l6. II.
square lllO tS5j
Twelfth and East Capitol streets southeast
Mary e. Wright to Isaac n. and Lulu S.
Fluckey. lot "a. square 9S9 SO.
New Jersey avenue and / street southeast-
Ellen + Hartnett ct al. to John II. Rigges,
Eleventh street and North Carolina avenue
southeast-Ellen Luskcy ct al. to Samuel b.
and Herman S. Robin. lot +, square 96S.
Virginia avenue southeast. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets-B. G. Daughtnn ct
ux. TO II. H. and Abigail A. Warner, lot
J, square $40. SO
Ives street southeast between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets-John w. Brawncr
trustee, to William A. Boss, lots lO3 to 15,
square 1865, $40.
l2lS Is street southeast-Ernest H. Bradley ct
al, trustees. to Henry L. Sheriff. part lot
So square 1914, $40.
Fourth street southeast. between NJ and y
streets-Richard $. Wolfe ct ux. to Arthur
Connor. lots SO to 30. square sol. SO
Walter street southeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets--Harry A. Kite ct al
TO William T. Butler. lot 236. square l0l5 so.
Walter street southeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Harry A. Kite ct al.
10 Nathan GoOdioe, lot pa. square l0l5, SO.
so.
Walter street southeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Harry A. Kite ct al
10 James A. Rose, lot 256. square l0l5 $40.
Fifteenth street southeast, between Georgia
ara Pennsylvania avenues-Michael A.
Weller to Richard r. and Sarah Rothwell,
lot 80. square 1917. 81. $50
FIFTEENTH and streets southeast-A. r.
townsend ct ux to Thomas Lee Fannon.
lot 81, squire 1865 SO
l31o PennsylNania avenue southeast-George
T.. Fighter ct uX. to Annie L. Bradbury,
lot I5, square l0i5, So
l street southeast, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth strcets-John Mclaughlin ct al
to John A. and Mary J. Shea, part original
lot s. square 1920. 81 200
SW East Capitol street--Edwin d. Jones to
william 7. Jones, part original lot o.
square 9?N. SO
Virginia avenue southeast, between Eleventh
ana twelfth streets-George j. Mueller ct
aGH' m%' to William a. Hall, lots and 6, square
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Northwest.
@&A

| Wisconsin Avenue Extcndcd-Gcrtrude T.
Lewis 1t vIr. L., to George W. B. Evans
lot 353 square 1861, SO
Nineteenth and * streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eckhardt ct uX. to Maud Is. DE Launcy
part original lots .. 10. and II. squire lO1
Wisconsin Avenue Extcndcd-Lcwis T. Rrcun-
niger ct ux. to Eugene 7. Lydddn", lot Jy9.
square 1860, $40
T.. Jones 10 LOttic Lee Jones. lot 2S. squire
30, SO
1905 walIach place northwcs,-Hclen X.
Pearl to William B. Lard, lot Ia, square
2i7, 800.
Twenty NTH and streets northwest. Vic
tor Golibart to George -. John j.. Edmond
p. and Charles l.. Leonard lots and B
square 2S $40.
Twenty-ffth street between and II streets
J. Victor Golibart to Margaret j. Cunlcy,
part lot 7. square -, SO.
litO Wisconsin avenue northwest-Gcorge B.
Pitts q uX. to Eta NJ. Balengcr. lot l6S.
square 1874. SO.
street northwest. between First and Third
streets-William l.. browning ct ux. to
- Frank Foer, part lot IL, square G,j $40.
and o streets-Edith Y. Johnson to Francis
s. Carmody. part lot %. square 3d. $40.
Thirteen-a -and-a- half street northwest. be-
tween and d streets-Robert +. COumbe
ct uX. TO John G. Slater. part original lot 3,
square 25s. SO
1901 X street northwest prince KarD-R
Thomas Robinson ct uX. to Thomas Ruffin.
lot 30. square So, SO.
lS2S street northwest-Margaret Bundy to
Albert T. COLLINS, lot 81, III, >lO.
1904 Eighteenth street northwest-lienry II.
60. square ls9. $40.
14jS Q street northwest and r street north
west. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
areets-Robert NJ. Chambers ct ux. to
George y. Horning, all interest In lot 60,
square 20s and lots 10, II, Is, square 276. 500
1859 New Jersey avenue northwest-Frederickl
Schneider to Robert A. Logan. lot 20.
square east OF 500, SO
100 Seventeenth street nOrthwest-Jamcs
NJ. Green ct al, trustees, to Hayes w.
/. Hawkins lot 81. square IT'S, $500
streets-William J. Acker ct al. to George
N. Albert T., Nicholas A., and Lily 4.
Acker, lots I to 10. square 627. $40.
1914 Nineteenth street northwest-Helen II.
Hall to Mabel D. Bennett. lot IS, square
l4 Seventh street northwest-John G. Nc
Crorey ct ux. to ]. G. McCrorey Company.
part original lot H. square 43l, $40.
2ilS NJ street northwest-Isabelle e. Martin
to Anna Gundersen, lot 50, square, "a. so.
TIE Twelfth street northwest-Alex Il.
Browne to Adds b. Browne. north half
original lot >. square 3ls $40.
II street northwest. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Harry q. Laycock to
Marie NJ. Gasch, lot ~. square 2sS. $40.
1853 S street northwest-R. Ross Perry ct
ux. to James X. Polk lot q, square 900.
So
1905 1910 and 1912 E street northwest-Julia
ID. Flather, and Joshua Evans, jr., trus-
tees. part original lot II, square 3iS, $40.
Fifteenth street and Florida avenue north
west-National Savings and Trust Com
pany. trustee to James O'Donnell, part
lots 80 and 60. South Grounds Columbia
College: lots s and II. and part lot 70 Of
Fox Discovery: part lot !. block |, Merd-
ian Hill. s?i. l32S9
1907 Nineteenth street northwcst-Henry G.
Stewart administrator, to William A.
Hill. LOT 10S SQUARE l31 $40,
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Suburban.

Randle Highlands-William +. Watson ct ux.
to Daniel W. Scofeld part lot 4, block Q. 81.
Randle Highlands-Charles l.. Jones to Leona
b. McGrew lot 80. square $3.50. SO Lcona
B' Mcdrew conveys same property to United
States Realty Company, SO.
Pinehurst-Pinehurst Park Company to Rob
ert H. Mccormick, lot l6, block o. SO.
Chillum Castle Observation-Disclosures land
ana Mortgage Company to Herman IItz.
lots 81 and SO, square 1899, s., 500
South northumberland G. Brown Of uN
to John W. Colbert, lot l., square 5l23 slu
Fort Sara toga Addition to Brookland-Guy
W. McCord ct uX. to Arthur T.. Sievers, lot
IL, block 81, $40.
keefcr ct Vir, Frank c., to Clarence Z
Graham, lot 20, square 1856 (South Brook
land), so.
Congress Heights Extension-Edward w. W.
mack to Simon A. Grubb lot 49, square
1924, 800.
Sauls Addition-B. Francis Saul ct uN. to
Fohl G. Rriney, lot II. square 2sOS 81 700.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Land and Building Com.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
OLD RESIDENCE IS
REMODELED FOR
OFFICE BUILDING
Specially Designed Front,
With Terra Gotta and
Copper Trimmings.

The old residence at 1915 Connecticut
avenue northwest, has undergone trans
formation into a modern Office build
Ing. and today presents one Of the most
attractive fronts among the Connecticut
avenue business houses. u. G. Brainerd
II the owner OF the property. The ex.
terior is now practically finished and
work on the interior will be completed
within few weeks.
The front, which was designed by
Appleton b. Clark, jr., as architect. is
distinct and unusually attractive. The
entire four stories has been made to
present a unified appearance by means
OF an elliptical arch and large plate
glass windows A. modernized French
style OF architecture was followed.
Terra Gotta has been used In the front,
trimmed with copper.
The first floor will probably be leased
to an automobile company for display
purposes and the three upper stories
are being converted into modern Offices,
about six to the floor
An attractive vestibule, trimmed in
marble, has been cut OFF for entrance
to the offices, and verge antique marble
IL used in the window bases. John II.
Nolan was the builder.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
INTERURBAN SUES
TO GET $4,000
Railway Company Starts Two
Actions Against the
District.

The Washington Interurban Railway
Company has filed suit in the Dis
t,ict Supreme Court to collect from the
District the sum Of S25,00O. alleged to
have been expended by the company in
grading Bladensburg road. The money,
1t is claimed. was paid to Burton d Co.,
the contractors.
Another suit by the same corporation
against the District seeks to collect
81 600 which was deposited April 6. 1907
as a guarantee that the company would
construct its railroad line in accord
ance with its charter.
Ella V. Evans today fled suit against
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company In the District Supreme Court
for $1,000 for alleged personal injuries
received when she was run down by n
street car near Nineteenth street and
Benning road northeast. Negligence
Is charged against the traction COM
pany.