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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
FINALS AT Y. NJ. |.
BEGIN JUNE IS
Hundreds of Alumni Expected to
Attend This Years Com
mencement.
Specialto The TimesDis

tSpeClaI 10 Inc IlmeS- Dispatch.
Lexington, Va, May 2S-The final
exercises at the Virginia Military In
stltute Will begin this year on Friday,
June IS, with the opening hop in the
institute gymnasium, followed on Sat
urday by guard mount at Q o'clock bat
talon inspection preceded by review at
3 o'clock. with a gymnasium exhibit
that evening
me baccolaureate sermon on Sunday
viii he preached by Bishop Collins
Denny, OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, South. The only military duty
'hat day Will be the usual guard
mount on the hill ON Monday and
Tuesday most of the day will be oc-
cupied with the various military cx-
erc'ses. On Monday there Will be
guard mount, battalion parade and bat
terry salute to the board of visitors and
In the morning and I'm the afternoon
battalion drill in Butts Manual follow
ed by reeimcntal parad. and review
before the board OF visitors. That even
ing the society hop viii be hold in the
gymnasium.
Tuesday. alumni day, will witness
the alumni review, the most impressive
ceremony of the final exercises. and
tho one for which hundreds OF loyaI
alumni flock To Lexington. This year
II VIII be all the more impressive, due
TO the fact that there will be reunions
OF four classes-lS63. 1873. 1908, 1910
In me original class OF 1863 there were
only ten members. of whom six arc
dead. The rest OF the class is ex-
Dected To attend. After the alumni re
View viii come the graduation parade.
the last one in which the class OF 1919
VIII ever take part. Before the parade
there viii be the annual track meet and
military field day. Guard mount and
Butts Manual viii be held in the morn
ing. In the evening the FIRST class ger
man VIII be held. 1t is at this ball
that all first class men In the figure
wear their white uniforms. and the
girls simple white dresses. The flowers
are always American Beauties. This
year II is rumored that tho favors will
be white silk parnsols. instead of the
bomb. as Is usually the custom.
Wednesday the final exercises will
be held in the Jackson Memorial Hall.
The speakers of the occasion will be
John Stewart Bryan. OF Richmond. The
Jackson Hope medals will be present
ed by General e. NJ. Weaver. United
states Coast ARTILLERY Corps, Washing
ton. ID. g. Cadet-Lieutenant Gerow will
deliver the valedictory. The week OF
eaities Will be eliminated in the fina1
ball on Wednesday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
CLOSING OF SCHOOL.
Exercises at Achilles I'm Connection
with commencement.
SpeciaI 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.


Achilles, Va. May 2S.-Achilles High
School held its commencement eXer
cises here this evening. at which Pro
lessor c. H. Smith gave evidence OF
the years work In an interesting ad =
dresa Members OF the graduating
class were:
Misses Dorothy williams. Jose
phine Thornton. Ailcen Hayes. Jennie
Thornton; Mamie Haywood. Essie
Smith. Cornelia Thornton. Elizab beth
Rowe. Susie Thornton. Hazel Thomas.
Ada Riley. Lille Smith. Grace Rowe:
Masters George Smith. Willie Shackel-
ford Andrew Shackelford. Buchanan
Thornton. Robert Rowe: Samuel Jen-
kinS.
Under direction of Phoenix Literary
Society there was held an oratorical
contest OF the Achilles High School and
u debate on thu, subject. Resolved,
That a Law should be passed by the
Legislature OF Virginia compelling ali
normal children between the ages OF
seven and sixteen 10 attend school at
least six months Of the year
Upon the affirmative were Misses
Cornelia Thornton and Ailecn Hayes.
and upon The negative question were
Misses Elizabeth Rowe and Estellc
Smith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Richmond boy Doc. We'll.

TNPtcIaI 10 TIC IIINes- 1JIsDaVC
H,r,iH f Ricn0,,,o, NM Nh "a, I haf,
attending the Bingham School for the
past year, has done exceedingly we'll
His department for the entire year was
distinguished, and he was also dis
ungshed his studies for the .ses-
sion. He was awarded "a certificate
in sophomore Latin. French. mathe-
matics, sophomore Bible, sophomore
history and sophomore penmanship
The writing of the Zanerian Art Col
lcSe Is taught at Bingham School and
Mr.. Harris was successful in carving
oH the penmanship prize
Mr. Harris is held in hieh esteem ny
Colonel Gray and the authorities and
no has been invited to return To the
institution for another year. This is
Il privilege not accorded TO all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
ADDRESS by nExnY c. STUART.
VIII Re Feature of Closing Exercise.
OF Agricmlturni High SCHOOL
Special to The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times D spatch.l
Chester, Va. May 2S.-rhe closing
exercises Of the Third Congressional
Agricultural High school will begin
here on Thursday evening, when Henry
G. stuart Will make an address. and
on Friday evening the following, the
literary exercises of the pupils will
take place. superintendent Stearnes
has been invited 10 take part
This school closes after successful
session of nine months. The school
Board Of Supervisors OF Chesterfield,
mas lately arranged for a four years
course. and there viii be no graduates
as was expected ON the three year
course as formerly
The Matoaca graded school will have
its exercises on Friday evening. Miss
Mary Friend, the principal OF that
school. has secured tho promise Of Cap
tain John Lamb Of Richmond. TO make
an address at that time and expects
others TO be present 10 witness the ex-
ercises
Recently ". G owens. division su
perirt endcnt, worked out n plan for a
bond issue ~ $1,000 for that district
which Was carried by a small ma jority
OF the voters, but the Matoaca school
board and the voters opposed to the
issue are hghtinE the Issuance Of the
bonds, ana the question is al present
involved in nome drHculty. The peo-
pie are considerable stirred up over
the matter, but tho recent increase OF
school levy, secured from the super
visors by the school trustees OF the
county, may provide the means TO allie
viale the situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
SERMON BY REV. w. l.. LINeLE.
VIII He Opening Event OF King College
Comm p n ct rsient
lSpeciai to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va, May 2S-Comnencement
at King College, the PRESBYTERIAN
school here for young men. will begin
next Sunday. when the baccalaureate
sermon Will be preached by the Rev
w. l.. Lingle, of Union Theological
Seminary, Richmond. This service will
be held In the First Presbyterian
Church at II o'clock In the forenoon
Tuesday will be class day and the
class-day exercises will he held on
Tuesday night. when members OF the
senior class will speak. The annual
literary address on this occasion will
be delivered by Sam r. Sells. Con-
gre ssman from the First Tennessee
District.
There will be six young men in the
senior class, and their diplomas will be
delivered to them on Tuesday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
INTERESTING EXERCISES
Hcid In Connection With Finnls nj
Marion Female College
Special to The Times Dispatch

toPeciai 70 me Times Dispatch
Marion, Va, May 2S-The thirty
eighth annual commencement Of
Marion Female College was held this
week, the opening service being tho
oaccaiaureate sermon last SUNDAY
morning AT the Methodist Church. by
Or s p. Long. of Mansfield, O.
In the evening Rev T. G. Cronk do
livered missionary address. which
vas replete with valuable information.
Monday morning at II O'clock. DR..
Long delivered tho alumni address. his
subject being Divine Enthusiasm" II
was admittedly one OF the finest ad
dresses ever heard In the Court Square
Auditorium.
Tuesday morning Judge Waller r.
staples. OF Roanoke, delivered the lit
erary address, using the Bibic and the
women OF the Old Testament as his
subject.
The recltals were given before the
commencement proper and entertain :
nents We're given Monday and Tucsda V
evenings. consisting or music and re-
citations and drills. all Of which re-
aected credit on tho pupils and made
manifest the fact that good and faith
full work had been done by the faculty
during the year.
The college this year has been under
the management or Rev. j. i. Miller
president, assisted by the following
teachers: Rev. r. L. Kern, Misses Alpha
Fraunfelter, Ida DeLoache, Louise NJ
Edwards. May Schercr. Marguerite Rug
giles. /. Richard Cooper.
Diplomas were awarded Miss Flor =
encc Brown, literary course. and Misses
Emma Showalter and Mabel Jones
piano.
Gold medals were awarded Misses
Willie Eve Morris and Mia Rector, for
excellence in Bible history.
Rev. Henderson y. Miller. OF Colum
bus, O.. has accepted the presidency OF
the college FOR the coming year, and
is expected 10 arrive here about July
20 eninr unnu his work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
FINALS ATTRACT
FORMER STUDENTS
Home Coming" commencement
Held at Virginia Inter
mont College.

Bristol, Va. May 2S.--with a larger
attendance than in many years before,
Virginia Intermont College the state
Baptist school OF Virginia. located in
this city. closed its scholastic year
with appropriate exercises yesterday.
This having been advertised AZ home
coming commencement, 15o graduates
and old students from various States
We're in attendance, the banquet given
in their nonor having been a notable af-
fair Several prominent women. in
Guiding Mrs. Hooper the wife OF Gov
ernor Ben w. Hooper, of Tennessee,
attended the closing exercises
The annual literary address was de-
livcred in the college chapel at IL
O'Clock yesterday forenoon by Profess
sor r. w. BoatwriEht, of Richmond
The final exercises were h+ld last
night, when diplomas were delivered to
the following class
tommy Allen, Il. ~. Louisiana: Daisy
bonham, Is. A., Virginia Fannie Bag
by, Is. A. North Carolina; Era Coney
b. L.. Mississlpp; Archie Catching. b
l., Mississippi; Virginia Harwood. X
A.. Virginia: Gladys HarSrove. b. \.
Virginia; Selma Harmon, b. A.. Ten
nessce; Martha Johnston, b. A., Nir-
sinia; Rebecca Mills. b. A.. Virginia
Mary McEachin. b. L., Mississippi: Lu-
cile Pass, b. A.. North Carolina; Gladys
Powell. b. A. Alabama: Ella Roller,
Tennessee: Lillian Smith. -. A.. Vir-
ginia. Mary Holman smith Is. ~, Ten
nessee Jennie Spigener. NJ. A.. South
Carolina; Helen ZeiGler, g. A.. Ala
bama
Piano Graduates--I.era Campbell
Mississippi: Annie Temple Hobson, Ten
nessce; Claire Powell. Alabama: Sarah
Erwin. Virginia; Ruby Russell. Vir-
ginia: Ruby Roberts, Tennessee.
Myrtle Scn:er. Virginia.
Post graduate In expression. Gladys
HargroVc Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29

day. when the graduating class will
have Its final exercises at 10 o'clock
AT this time fifty-two persons will re
celVe degrees, diplomas and certif-
Gates. the largest number 10 he so
honored at any commencement up to
this time.
The art exhibit will be given in the
west dormitory annex on the after
noon Of this day and the evening will
be taken up with the alumni address
by Mrs. j. h. Ruebush, OF Dayton q.
whose subject Will be Universal De-
mocracy." Following Mrs. Ruebush s
address the annual alumni banquet will
be held in the college dining nall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
MISS THELMA w1LrsE pL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
>Farmville. Va. May 2s.-The honors
for tho class OF 1913 have been awarded
as follows:
First honor and valedictorian-AIiss
Thelma Wiltse Blanton, OF Farmville.
Miss Blant has come up through the
entire course of the Normal School, and
takes the full diploma: she has spe-
cialized in primary work.
Second honor and salutatorian-Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
DIR. }. 7. HENDERSON ELECTED.
Will lie Head of Virginia Intermont
COlIeEc for Another year.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va, May 2S.-Dr. j. 7. Hem
derson has been elected president or
Virginia Intermont College for another
year and he VIII be surrounded by
practically the same faculty as in the
past year. The financial status OF the
school is excellent. Among those VINO
subscribed for endowment scholarships
We're: John Il. Dlckcy, Hugh w.
Powers. Or. j. T. Henderson, president
OF the school, and Professor II. q;
Nonsinger. vice president. all Of Bris-
toll, and r. l.. Cole. OF Chilhowie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Nnils-Ragcn.

[SDociol to The Times DIspatch.J
Alexandria. Va. May 2S.-Miss Ella
Ragen and Leonard Nails were married
tonight at Z o'clock at the residence
ricl. street, by Rev. l.. F. Kelly, of st.
Mary's Church. The bride is n daugh
ter of Daniel Ragcs. of Fairfax Coin-
t.. She was attended by her sister.
Miss Annie Ragen. and the bridegroom
had for-his best man Timothy Ragen.
4 reception followed the wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
MISS PARKE MORRIS, second honor.
6 BLANTON. First honor.

Parke Morris. of Miller School. Like
MISS Blanton, Miss Morris received her
hrst instruction in the training school,
but had her academic work at Miller
School, and two years ago returned for
the professional course; she. also. takes
the full diploma
In the selection of the honor stu
dents of each graduating class, not
only is academic standing and teaching
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial 20 The Times- Dlspatch.J
Heathsvillc Va, May 2S.-Miss
Flossie A. Thompson, of milestone.
and Edgar NJ. Edwards. Of Irvington,
were quietly married in Baltimore yes
tcrday by Rev. Robert Jackson Dogan.
of the Baptist Church. Only q few
relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony. Immediately after the
marriage they left for their future
home in IryingtOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
!. but personality as

ability considered, but personality as
we'll.
The Student Government Association
has elected its officers for the session
OF l913-1914: president. Miss Ruth
GleaNes, of Cripple Greek; senior vice
president. Miss Esther Il. Ford. of Front
Royal; Junior vice presidents. Miss Lii
lie e. Hughes. Of Bryant, and Miss
Mabel Spratly. of Surry,: secretary.
Miss Marie Noell. of Danville Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Cumming Accepts Invitation.

Lynchburg. Va, May 28.-S. GORDON
Cumming, an attorney at law of
Of Walnut Camp. Woodmen of the
World, OF this city, to deliver the
Grafton at the time of the unveiling
of three monuments to deceased mem
bers of the camp. which Is to take
place at Spring Hill Cemetery Sunday
afternoon, June s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
FINALS AT LAwRENcEy1LLE.
Diplomas Awarded to Ten Graduates
of High School.

ISPe'Ia. 10 It TIC Z !nIeS- DISpNt en-.
1878 ression of Lawrencevillc High
School was closed Tuesday night at
the Town Hall with appropriate com
mcncement exercises. Tho regular
final exercises began Friday night,
when the senior play. "a College
Town." was successfully played at the
present.
on Monday night the primary enter
tainment was given at the High School
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
RENTING LIVELY,
AGENTS REPORT
Signing of important Leases
Gives Volume to Fall and
Summer Business.

The real estate office Of William Cor
coran Hill reports the summer and fall
business in renting very active this
year.
Among the promieent leases effected
by the Hill offices are the following:
I7T p street northwest, leased to DR..
Walter p. Jenny. 17I9 Connecticut ave-
nue. northwest has been leased by DR..
Leland E. Cofer. The property belongs
to the estate Of Joseph Pulitzer,
The Secretary OF War. Lindley NJ.
Garrison, has leased the residence of
Gen. Theodore A. Bingham, 1880 Con-
necticut avenue northwest.
Major Clint Calvin Hearn has leased
1919 ! street northwest.
Capt. James P. Robinson has leased
1ili Twenty-first street northwest, FORM
erlv occupied by Col. III. o: S. Heistand
Hunter N. Moss has taken the resi-
dence, 1924 Connecticut avenue.
The Postmaster General. Albert Sid
ney Burleson, has leased 1901 F street,
formerly occupied by the Loudons as
the Netherlands legation.
Railway Company. has leased 1900 New
Hampshire avenue.
Admiral John Watson has taken 2236
Q street northwest.
Admiral Hugo Osterhaus has leased
1890 Calvert street northwest. This lease
was consummated through the offices
of Thomas J. Fisher & Co, real estate
brokers.
Senior Don Joaquin Mendez, minister
from Guatemala, has taken the resi-
dence at 1850 Massachusetts avenue
Mrs. James P. s. Lawrence has rented
pr emises 1922 j street northwest.
Prof Richard Cobb. of George WASH
Ington University. has leased 20o5 Kalo-
rama road.
Thomas B. Dunn has leased, and is
now occupying, 1875 Avenue Of the Presi-
dents, formerly occupied by Truman H.
Newberry.
Eugene Z. Osborne has leased 1872
Avenue of the Presidents.
Gen. Robert G. Smith has taken 1913
Avenue of the Presidents.
Capt. Dimitry S. Vassilieff. Of the Rus
sian embassy, has taken 1856 Q street
northwest.
Major Robert S. Paxton and Major
Blanton Winship have taken the resi-
dence, 1722 II street northwest.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
Realty Active Near
Rock Creek Park

The y. l.. Sansbury Company reports
unusual activity in the Rock Creek
Vista operation where twenty-six houses
fronting on Hobart street were opened
and put on the market last week.
Eight sales of the homes have already
been Consummated To date. aggregatinS
business on that one operation, amount
ing to f62.1 $50 during the week past.
II Is expected that all the homes will
be disposed Of in the next two or three
months. and that building Of homes Will
b. continued along the proposed en-
trance to Rock Creek Park. where. II Is
said, plan to erect a hundred homes
may he put through.
In connection with the Rock Creek
Company announces the publication of
an attractive booklet describing the ad-
vantages of the Vista as a home site.
as well as other details in regard to the
homes. The booklet will be mailed to
any address upon request to the y. l..
Sansbury Company.
Recent sales made by the y. l.. Sans
bury Company are: 631 Lexington street
northeast, TO II. NJ Widner. and 645 Lex
inEton street northeast to w. r. Boil
ten, the consideration of the two sales
amounting to SO, so. They were sold for
Kennedy Brothers. 4. II. McKim was
sold the premises at 340s Brown street
northwest. the sale being effected for
ncr was sold 1890 Fifth street northwest
The consideration of the two latter sales
was $1,000.
The aggregate sales of the week
amounted to $500.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
SENATORS LEASE
HANDSOME HOMES
Lawmakers Expect to Enter
Residences Before Long.
Pay Good Rentals.

Among members Of official circles who
have recently found residences in
Washington suitable to their tastes and
who have found the fall home hunting
season aboundlng in rental possibilities
are number Of Senator's who have
leased homes and expect to enter them
shortly.
Senator Salisbury of Delaware has re-
Gently leased a home on the northwest
corner OF Nineteenth and r streets
northwest The residence was formerly
owned and occupied by former Senator
Daniels Of Virginia, who was a we'll
known figure In Washington society a
number Of years ago. The consideration,
1t Is said, is 5000 year.
Senator Le Baron Bradford Colt has
leased home at 1722 Massachusetts
avenue northwest. and will occupy the
residence following November / with
lis wife and daughter.
The handsome residence at 171l New
Hampshire avenue northwest, which
was purchased within the last year for
$4,000 by Mrs. E. d. Grant, has been
taken for the season by Senator Jack
son Of Maryland. 1t Is designed follow
ing the old English style and Is finished
In white stone. The lease was taken
out through the firm Of Francis Ben
nett Poe. The consideration, It Is said.
is 5000.
The residence at na Massachusetts,
avenue northwest, to be occupied by
Senator Brady Of Idaho, is one Of the
most attractive In residential Washing
ton. 1t fronts opposite the Townsend
residence and faces on three streets,
Massachusetts, avenue, Florida avenue,
and Twenty-second street.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
Realty Transfers During Past Week

dolph C. and Mary O. Keller. lot 50. block
6. So
North Grounds Columbian ColIese-william
w. MILAN ct al. trustees. to Caroline Her
ron. part lot II. block Al. $500.
North Grounds. Columbian Univers1ty-Caro-
Hne Heron to Susan Abraham. part lots
II and u. block Il. so. Susan Abraham
conveys same property to Beatrice R.
Chamberlaine. SO.
Trinidad-Inez T. Walden to GeorEe J. Eas-
Eslin Estate-R. Holt Easley ct ux to Mary
A. Mullin. lot 637. SO
Petworth-Simon Oppenheiner ct ux. to Roley
Lee White and Louise White. lot As. block
Eckinston-CharIes A. Rhodes ct ux to Phil
=, H, Tuck. lot 2s. square Il. IS.
Meridian Hill-George Y. Worthington. r.. to
Wellesca P. Allen. lot ss. block II. $40
Columbia Heights-Gebharit A. Meyer ct ux
TO II. Porter Davis. lot 1s6. block q SO.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Michael J.
Keane to Florence v. Creamer lot $50. SO
Columbia Heights-Max Grief ct al. trustees
TO Carl II. Smith. lots II. IS 20. n. block 2s.
Mount Pleasant-Richard E. CIaughton ct ux
TO Mary e. Byrne, lot GA. 80
Columbia Heishts,R E L Yellott to Dan
Holmead Manor-Jaco6 s. Gruver ct ux. to
y Matte C Turner. lot Iss. block g. so.
County-H. Sydney King to Aglernon s.
Gardiner and w. Gilbert Dent. lot Al block
81, Columbia Heights: lot 6SS Pleasant
Plains. and lot 1853 Lanier Heights so
Foxail Heights-FoxalI Heights Company to
Harry n. and Cora NJ. James. lot 1s square
1854 SO
Foxall Heights-J. A. Houser ct ux. to Foxall
Heights Company. lot 13 and south half lot
IA. square 1854. so.
Foxall Heizhts-Fo1all Heights Company to
J. A. Houser lot 3, square 1854 SO Same
to Virginia B. Daddysman. lot "a and south
one-half lot Is square 1858. SO
Padsworth-Jessie 8. Davies to Johanna NJ
Goggin. lot IS. square 1924 so.
West Eckington-Ferdinand B. McGivern ct
ux. to william Mackenzie lot s. block 4.
So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Cari H
Smith ct uX. 10 Clay Tallman. lot 634. 80
Petworth-Thrft Building Company to Fred
A. Norway. lot 4e. square 3233. SO
Ingleside-William NJ Terrell ct ux. to
Michael j. Falvey. lot Il. block 6. SO.
Mount Pleasant-William J. Vickery ct al.
trustees. TO Arthur L. Cline. lot so1. block
. sl.l25
CO unty-Washington R. Berry ct ux. to Will
liam E. Pickford lot IS. block 81. Columbia
Heights; lot Is square 26.S: lot IS. square
2sg7: lots s.. SO. 162. 1853. l64. square 2SsS:
part lot s. block p. Rosedae and Sherwood.
80
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
Building Permits Issued This Week

Washington Baseball Club, to erect ad-
dition and ticket booth in alley north
of L street. between Georgia avenue
and Fifth street northwest; $50.
w. 7. Mills to crest one one-story
frame dwelling on Clay street between
Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth northeast;
$500
John r. Haislip, to erect one two-story
frame dwelling at 122S Delafield place:
$4,000.
Mrs. C. NJ. America, to erect one two
. story plumbing shop rear III E street
southeast: $1,000
II. G. Smithy. to erect one two-story
frame dwelling at 1920 Emerson street
northwest: $500
II. G. Smithy, to erect one two-story
frame dwelling at 1906 Delatield place
northwest; $500
Samuel Springman. to build one one
story addition to be used as warehouse
at 223 L street southwest; $500.
Terminal Storage Company. to erect one
one-story brick warehouse at Colfax
and l. streets northeast: A,5O.
J. B. Cmpleby. to erect one one-story
brick and cement private garage at
1886 Spring Road northwest; $500.
Len Towers, tr.. repairs at l2Ol Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest; S.ao.
II. r. Townshend. to erect three two
story brick dwelling at 3525-3529 7
street northwest; 81. $50.
II. r. Townshend. TO erect twelve two
story brick dwellings at 190S-1930 Thir-
ty-fifth place northwest: $4,000.
John A. Moor. to erect four two-story
and cellar brick dwellings at 14-l5O W
street northwest: $500.
John NJ. Henderson. to erect nine two
story brick dwellings, at l92t-l9i2 Sec
ond street northwest $500
j. r. Ferris. repairs at 81 4 street
southeast, sl,7N.
Charles l.. Shank. to erect one two
story frame dwelling at Forty-seventh
place and Foot street northeast: loco.
Charles L. Shank. to erect one two
story frame dwelling at Edison place