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The Washington times., 1913-05-03

6. square 1891. s1.ooa
Burrville-D. II. r. Drury to Charles T.
Mitchell. lots 81 and So. block 6. section =,
Sl0
East Deanwood-D. H. r. Drury to James
Cruso. lot q. square 500 so.
Support-Mary Z. Fitch to E. W. G. Wild
mayer and Anna N. widmayer. two parcels
Of said tract. So
Fourteenth Street Heights-J. s. Gruver ct
ux. to Charles L. Ferry. lot s.. square
2sl7. So
Brookland-Llilian c. whittle.ey ., ytr
George p. to William J. ID. Thomas. lot
Is. block 20. $40
Chillum Castle Heights-washington Land
and Mortgage Company to W r. McGirt
lots 4s and so. square s1o7. 81. 500.
Clark Mills Estate-Harry Iamson ct al
trustee. to II. c. Lamson. part lot 8. SIS.
Chichester-Same to same part lot 6. SIS.
Chevy chase Grove.Fulton r. Gordon ct ux
TO Rebecca Garrett. lots 10 and is. square
Congress Heights Extension-william A Red.
mond. trustee. 10 Rachel F. Ellsdge. lot
IS. square 6l60. slC5.
Addition TO Brookland-John B. Lord ct ux
to Joanna Jeffery. all block 90. $40 Same
to Alfred Jeffery. lots to 4. block 81; lot
Congress Heights-Rudolph b. Behrend ct ux
TO Edward T. Crismond. trustee, lot l. block
villa Park-Clara 4 Marden ct vir. Edwin
r.. TO Wallis A. Hoskins. lot TO- square i2Il.
SO.
Chichester-Ella r. Moore ct vir Thomas ].
to Mayhew ". Wiseman, lot Is. square
$3.50. SO.
Gartield-John \. Aston ct ux to Ed Adams,
lot s.. 81.
Chevy Chase Heights-JOseph Is. Bowling ct
al. trustees. TO Edgar II. Tslbert. lot q.
square 1855. $3.50.
Chiilum Castle Heights-washington land
and Mortgage Company to Edward 5 Rog-
ersnn. lot rs. square $3.50. $50.
Ssul's Addition-B. Francis Saul ct TX. to
Clara - Fay. lot 30 square sssl. S.H00.
East DeanW cod-Wilbur r. Droun ct uN. to
Franklin =. Nash lot Is. square 525l. $40
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Southeast.

b street southeast. between Ninth and Tenth
s,rcets-FlOrence ID. NcAuIine ct ux. 10
George W and Maggie Lyons lot %, square
ai2 $40. Same 10 same. lot -, square SiS
SO
Twelfth street southeast. between ID and E
strects-l.illie e. Drur To Asbury Il. Tay-
Ior. lot l0I. square l0lS. $40
Walter street southeast, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth stre.ts-W. Wallace Chswell
ct al. to A. BrittOn Browne. lot 81. square
l0l5. $40
7ls North Carolina avenue southcas,-E
charlton Graves ct al to Charles &. ana
Estelle NJ. Jacobs. lot .6. squar. s3a. SO.
r. street southeast, between Fifteenth and
sixteenth streetsMiddaugh 4 Shannon to
Henry Il. Lippold. lot :S. square 1915, 80.
1881 street southeast-t 'hristina q. Coie.
man to Joseph NJ. Coleman. lots 3. 10. and
part lot II. square 1913. $40
L. Kentucky avonu" southeast st-Minnie Scott
10 John Scrivcner. lot l3. square 1Ol%. $40.
as North Carolina avenue southeast
Charlton Graves et al. to Frances T
Blackf"rd lot .. square 500. $40.
Tenth streets-Florencc d McAuliffe II ux
TO William II. and Maggie o. Payne. lot
- square 943. $40.
l5o Carroll street soutl east-Louis V. Dieter
ct ux To- Charles II. Luce. part original
lot ~. square 49, SO.
lols South Capitol street southeast r
curran TO Alfred F. Seyburn. rustce, lot
a. square 697. ST.
go Sixth street southeast-NOra NJ. Thorn
I" Marguerite e. Dunnsan. part lot D.
square So. SO
Fourth and streets southeast Michael l.
Weller ct uN. to George r. Rcpetti hali
interest in lot 20. square $40. $40
1919. $40
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
CITIZENS DISCUSS
HIGH REALTY RATES
Park View Association Members
Fight Erection of Row of
House With Short Frontage.

Excessive rates charged by real estate
title companies was the subject of an
address by John G. McGrath at the
meeting Of the Park View Citizens AS
ISOLATION last night.
The erection OF row Of thirteer-foot
houses in Sixth street. between Newton
and Otis streets, in the rear of the pub
lie school. was also discussed. T. L.
Gatchell declared the erection OF these
houses would convert the street into an
alley. E. C. Finney. A. II. Halman. ard
Mr.. Gatchell were appointed a commit
tee to consult with the District Commit
tees OF the House and Senate regarding
legislation which would prohibit the
erection of homes with less than
sixteen-foot frontage
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Ibeosopbv

l. w. Roger. the well known ns-.
tional lecturer of the Theosorhical So-f
ciety- spoke Wednesday evening last at
the Uniyersalist Church on .'Theosophy
and the Bible before a large audience
He gave the Interpretation of the
names of Adam and Eve and OF other
characters found in Genesis. and ex-,
planned the allegorical features Of the.
story of the creation.
Next wednesday evening Mr.. Rogers
speaks on The Brotherhood of Man.
at the rooms of the Capital City Lodge,
in the Corcoran building. Fifteenth and
F streets northwest. when he viii show
the relation of the criminal to soicety-a
Sunday at II a. m. DIR. w. W Baker
will lecture on Man and His DestinE."
at room 4l9 Corcoran building, regard
ing the origin and the future of man.
and how he may become an immortal
and explain what original sim mears-,
Sunday at S p. m. there will be q
question meeting at the Washington
Lodge, which meets IN the Germanta.
corner of Third and B streets SOUTH.
east.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Flew Uboudbt

The subject OF tine meeting at the Ma
tional New Thought Center. Washington
Loan and Trust building, on Wednesday
evening. was spiritual Reciprocity"
The answer of the spirit Is immediate
and complete always. IL knows no fail
ing. but there must he desire and recsp-
tivity on our part. Infinite love and
its supply are ours to Just the extenr
that We draw upon 1t by intelligent
faith. AS TO the harvest, not only do
we reap as we sow-love for love. hate
for hate. want for miserliness-but the
abundance of the harvest Is In propor-s
ton to our seeding. The amount Of
time and effort given to the cultivation
of our spiritual life and forces in COM
parison to that spent upon worldly sf-'
forts. too plainly explains our spiritual
poverty, and the weakness of our high
est powers. We must '.be instant in
prayer" learn to- abide in the con-
sciousness of God. IL we would gain the
fullness of the blessing and attain the
height of poise and power that should
be the heritage of beings made in the
image of Cod -
Next Wednesday evening MIS- Powell
of New York. will speak on the "Psy--
choloGy of Music The following
"Wednesday the regular meetings Will
be resumed and the subject will be
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
SUBURBAN CLUB TO
Be OPEN TOMORROW
Newest Country Organization Is
to Be Started in Full Swing
at Three O'clock.

With a thoroughly up-to-date club
house and 1s5 acres of grounds that
are regarded as among the handsomest
in the vicinity. the Washington Sub
urban Club will throw open its doors
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The clubhouse and grounds are those
formerly used by the old Columbia
Golf Club, at Georgia avenue and
Delafield street, but the building has
been completely overhauled and several
additions made.
The older part OF the building con-
tains a smoking room. ladies' lounging
room. dance hall. card rooms. dining
rooms. locker rooms and other club
features, while the new addition con-
tains women's shower baths and locker
rooms.
The golf course rank ed by experts as
the equal of any in the country. has
been put In the best Of condition. Four
tennis courts have been fitted out and
a regulation baseball diamond will pro-
vide entertainment for devotees of the
more strenuous, sport. Even with these
features. there are many acres of vir-.
gin forest left through which members
may stroll. :
An orchestra will be on hand tomor-
row afternoon and evening and table
d'hote dinner will be served.
Harry King Is president of the club,
D. ]. Kaufman, vice president: Morton
J. Luchs, second vice president; A. d.
Prince. treasurer: and Stanley Fischer.
secretary. Phil King Is chairman of the
grounds committee. and the house COM
mittee Is composed of Henry Goodman.
chairman; Morton j. Luchs. and Louis
Simon.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
MRS, STUART DOESN'T.
LIKE BROWN BRICK
Buys House Near Massachu-
sets Avenue Residence and
Will Change Front.

Believing that harmony. with sur
roundings is essential to the proper
architectural effect of any building,
Mrs, Alexander Stuart, widow Of the
late Congressman from Wisconsin, who
was also a wealthy lumber king. has
paid $4,000 for tine residence adjoining
her own In Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Stuart's residence fronts on
Massa chusetts avenue at Twenty-second
street and extends through to Q street.
1t is of white stone and is one Of the
handsomest residences in the city.
The adjoining house at 22o2 Massa-
chusetts avenue. the property OF Richard
Lee Fern, is built Of dark brown
brick that presented a sharp contrast
to the Stuart house. Mrs. Stuart did
not like the contrast.
The architecture and color of the front
of the Fern house will be changed i'm
mediateIy. 1t may be that stone
front. similar to that of the Stuart
house, will be put in, or 1t may be that
the brick will simply be painted an
other color. This will depend upon the
recommendations Of the architect. and
Mrs. Stuart is not particular what is
done II the attractiveness OF her own
house is enhanced.
II 1t had been situated in any other
position than adjoining a palatial stone
residence, the Fern house would have
been considered handsome. 1t contains
about twenty rooms and three baths.
it may be that the interior will be
changed and modernized along with the
'front.' and Mrs. Stuart will then hold
the property as a rent investment.
Details of the remodeling have not
been determined upon. the transfer hav-
ing been put on record only today. The
sale was effected through the office of
Francis Bennett Poe.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Northwest.

1872 p street northwest-Frank S. Bright ct
al. trustees. TO Elite S Jerman. lot lo4.
square Isl, SO.
Ninth street northwest. between T and L
streets-Frank L. Dyer TO Joseph H Milans.
part original lot 3. square 3s3. SO. Joseph
II. Milans ct ux. conveys same property to
David II. Mead and Addison b. Du Bois.
Twcnty-second street. between X and L
streets-George Henderson et ux- 10 Esteila
T. Paine. John Paine. and ogle T. Paine.
lot ls. square 50. Slu
street and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Barber Asphalt Paving Company to Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company. land lying
west OF square j, SO
I5l5 Q street northwest-Kennedy Davis
Company to Edward Vollsrd. lot 81 square
Potomac street northwest near Prospect
street-James +. MCGEE ct ux. to Winifred
Brannan: part lot -; SQUARE h.Oo; s,6., sT,
and az Eighteenth street northwest-Re,
becca Alexander to Harry V. Bouic. all
interest in lots II. lS. II. and ID. square lss.
3I;s p street northwest Presley M Rixey.
IT, ct ux. to John Sewer. lot ,. square l2'O.
I6g7 Sixteenth street uorthwest-Sarah T.
Davis 10 National Investment Company,
part lots y and Il and all lot &c. square
1905 Twcnty-nin street northwest-Aaron W.
Weaver TO Charles T. Cropley. part lots liS
and ls7 square l24. 81. Charles i. Crop
lev conveys same property to Aaron W.
Weaver for Iife) and Ellen oGrady and
Katherine Rodriguez. 81.
10 Frank KohImann. part lot s. square IS.
Sl2bOo
Eighth street northwest. between T and L
streets-Thomas II. Young TO Jane X.
Young part original lot 4. square 90 $40.
el3 and Sis Twelfth street northwest-Edna
l. Clapp TO Hugh Wallis part Original io'
s. square 40, 80
GIL Twelfth street nOrthwest-E1ora Z. Davis
10 Hugh = aliis. part original lot ). square
320 SO.
15as street northwest-John Campbell TO
Q W Beattie lot 1Gl. square 151, $40.
LIS North Capitol street northwestIAndrew
Gleeson. jr., ct uN. TO Jonn J. Allen. lot
NJ TWenty-second street northwest-William
X Hill ct ux. to Lewis {. Smith. lot %.
square 7s so.
Thirty FIRST and Dumbarton streets northwest
Louis Macksil ct ux. to Alice G. Brown.
part lot 65. square l23S. SO.
Iii / street northwest-Frank kohlmann to
william T. Ballard. trustee. part lot 5.
square 2s5. SO.
se5 Rhode Island avenue northwest-rirman
r.. Horner ct ux. 10 Edgar G. Gilbert. lot
I3l, and part lots l3f and lis. square 56i.
sas2 Dent place northwest-Charies f. Cannon
10 Willie r. Cannon, lot 221. square l2s2. $40.
Isg3 n street nOrthwest-Frank j. Bresnshan
liz, SIC. ,,,,,. =,
1885 Corcoran street northwest-William +.
CAN'T to Alice V. Waggaman. lot ZIG.
square IH. SO.
Dunbartn avenue northwest. between Thir-
ty-frst and Thirty-sccond streets-Jane
NAV ct al. 10 John q. Reckert. loti So: 81.
81 square Is32. SO. Same To Annie NJ Nj.
Reckeri. lot S. square l252, $40.
l. sfreets-Marion V. Harrison to Harry l..
Light. trustee. part original lot 8. square
"a Iwcnty-second street northwest-Alida N.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
BUILDING
RDENT|STS ONLY
Full Equipment Is Expected to
Bring Many Tenants for
Best of Offices.

The Reside building. Washington's
first exclusive professional building.
is rapidly nearing completion IN New
York avenue. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest. and should
be ready for occupancy within the next
thirty days
Designing an entire office building for
the exclusive use of dentists is a bold
step for this city, but it is understood
many of the suites have already been
taken, and it is believed the entire build
ing will be occupied within a few
months after its completion.
The first floor of the building will be
occupied by the Southern Dental Sup
ply Company. On each of the other
four floors are seven suites for dentists,
each suite consisting of a reception
many instances, these offices will be
fully equipped with the most modern
dentists supplies.
Few buildings in the city are finished
The construction is st-itly fireproof,
the use Of wood having been reduced 10
a minimum.
All the hardware in the building is
nickel, and all the door knobs are Of
white porcelain, while the flooring
throughout is OF mosaics. Thus the
building Is not only fireproof. but is as
near sanitary as can be made.
The illumination I'm all the rooms will
be indirect, the fixtures in the operating
rooms being of nickel and in the recep-
ton rooms of gold finish.
The front of the building is Of tapes
try brick. attractively ornamented, and
with a green tile roof. 1t is estimated
the structure itself although II fronts
only twenty-eiGht feet on New York
avenue, will cost more than $4,000
Milburn, Hester & Co. are the archi-
tects, and p. F. Gormley & Co. are the
contractors.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
District Realty Transfers

.aaaTe ene"S. e. 81 So Marion v Harrison lot d.
2So7 street northwes,-wiIiiam r. Brown
ct ux to Louis Mackall. part lot 224. square
I13 and II27 Eighth street northwest-MeI-
yin + Fischer 70 Lille and Jeanette Cohen.
Wisconsin avenue northwest. near Grace
street-Frank c. Braddock TO Ralph r.
,sSs Williams ;oI part lot Y square liss. $40.
Thomsseenia J. Herriott ct al. 20 Joseph A.
bsiy d. and William ian IL IL Hopper. part original
T street northwest. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets-George W. Barkman et
al TO John W. Lewis. lot go. square 1sI
15G2 Tenth street northwest-Alice d. H.
Woodward ct al. to Edward N. Dulin. part
lot Il. square 337. so.
lJ4 Tenth street northwest-BlanChe . Eu-
lin 10 Edward NJ Dulin. part lot c. square
537. SO
80 Z street northwest-Jessie L. Heisken ct
square 62S. s.. 100.
l29 E street northwest-Same to same, 10,
81, square 5s9. 81, 80.
s42 = street northwest-R. Thomas Robinson
ct uX. TO johnson E. Gaskins. lot A. square
81. SO.
o street northwest between Twenty fist aud
10 Isaac hricksteine. Harry Friedlins,
Louis Fridman, and Abraham Schuma cher
lots g and g. square So $500
1910 AND lOle New Jersey avenue northwest
Martha A. Chandlee ct al. To- Louis A.
and Frank A. johnson, lots % AMI q,
square 55s. $40.
p stree: northwest. between Twenty first
and Twenty second streets-Albert f. Col
Inns 10 Clarence +. Brooks. lots p q. ard
SS. square s. SO. Clarence 2. Brooks ct ux
10 Martha X. Shirley $40
olE i street northwest-Bertin TouIotte ct
uX. TO Benny and Eta kritt. part original
lot 6, square g.. SO
1885 Vermont avenue northwest-Thomas W
Hay to William J. Edelin,. lot :, square
35I, SO
23s Third street northwest-Ceorge X
Chaconas ct ux. 10 Peter X ChacDnas
part lot 81, reservation 10. SO.
1904 L street northwest-Chares +. Meyer ct
ux 10 Randolph T Warwick. east one -ha alf
original lot i. square 3iS. $40.
1927 NJ street northwest. and rear-E. Olivia
Johnson to Annie E. Mcqueen. lot W. w.
c. No. / and part original lot ?. square
I2os SO.
Bl9 Tenth street northwest-Minnie NJ Isaacs
TO Annie 4. Mcqueen. part original lot IL.
square 377, $40.
GA and SIC X street northwest and GIG Sixth
street northwest-A Lester Tracy to Lii
lian ID. Tracy. part original lot 2, square
west OF Ist and part lot 5, square ives: OF
44 (half interestb. $40.
1911 I street northwestT-ohmas Sampson 20
Louis p Krey. part lots ! and s, square
~. SO
I7I7 Q street nnrthwest-Joshua Evans jr
to Marion B. Lcary, lot rs. square ljs,
$500
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Special Sermon
On Social Service

Social service is the aspect of religious
endeavor which Is receiving special at
tention in all churches at the present
time. In order to enlist more workers
In this cause and to give greater inspira-
ton TO all interested, Washington
Cathedral has invited the Rev. Henry
Lubbock, rector of Zion and st. limo
thy's Church, New York city, to speak
especially in behalf of works Of social
endeavor at the open air service on
Washington Cathedral Close. corner Of
Wisconsin and Massachusetts avenues,
Sunday, May 4. at 4 O'Clock in the at
:ernoon.
DIR. Lubbock is one of the abiest
preachers in America and was one OF
the pioneers In modern social service
work. His church. In a great residential
and apartment house neighborhood in
New York city and within striking dis
tance Of the Great White Way" and
of the adverse social conditions OF the
"tenderloin'' district Of New York city.
has been for many years a center OF
light and power for manifold endeavor
for the help and solution of the prob.
lens of all sorts and conditions Of man.
kind
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
CONGREGATIONAL

At the First Congregational Church
on Sunday. the Rev. sydney H. Cox.
of Philadelphia. Pa. will preach both
morning and evening. At the MORN
ing service his subject will he The
Crown and the Cross at the evening
service. "The Assault of the New
Age Upon Family Life and Religion.
The following musical numbers VIII
he rendered. At the morning serv-
ice: Organ prelude, Melody In r
Minor. by Macfarren: anthem. 20.
Taste and See" by Goss; Unfold Ye
Portals by Gounod: offertory, .,rfa
from the Creation. "With Verdure
Clad by Haydn. Mrs. Smart: organ
postlude. Finale in B Flat. by VOL
stenholme. At the evening ser-ices
Organ prelude in f Minor. by Merkel.
anthems. 'Benedictus in F. by Chad
wick: sun of My Soul" by Salter:
"Come Unto Me-" by Wagner: organ
postlude. March In n. by Smart. +
The Washington times., 1913-05-03

abeth ]. Baldwin ct vir. Harry L.. jr.. to
same. lots , and 4. block 7. SIC.
Long Meadows-Thonas I. F'ulks ct al. to
Wilbur + Nash. lots to lS and Is. square
Whitney Close-Genrge W. Stose ct ux. to
Joseph E. Bury. lots ,. {. and 5. block Z.
Holmead Manor-Thomas A. OzIe ct ux. to
blanche ]. O'Donnoghue. lot l20. square
$50. $40.
Rosedaie and Isherwood-EIizabe FIanns-
gan TO Annie V. Rawlings. lot lS. square
Washington Heights-John II. Nolan ct ux.
TO Leonie Niboud: lot iS. square "SS2. SO
block II. SO. ' 'e' L. ' ''' -'''
Mt. Pleasant Harry A Kite ct ux to A.
TO Edith l.. Bliss, part lot 81. block a5 SO
Petworth and Holmead Manor-Melvin F.
Fischer TO Samuel Godenberg. lot -. square
10. Petworth. and lots l55 and l5i. block
a. Holmead Manor. $40
Holmead Manor-Nellie 4. PfeiIer ct vir,
David O.. TO Herbert p. Pillsbury. part lot
Mt Pleasant. George Kaiser ct al. to
Carl Hoffman,. lot ss?, SQUARE ?s53 SO. :,
schoheld to Lille NJ SchofieId. lot S.
square SOSs IA Droit Park. SO.
Fairview HeiGhtsIRichard Washington 10
Meridisn HilI-Lewis E. Breunnser ct ux. to
Maud u. De Launey. lot %. block 10, 81"
Woodey Park-Walter s. Royer ct ux. to W.
T. Duval lot S. block 15. so.
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition-Dalsy
$. Willett ct vjr. Carlton r., to George
T wkins. lot IS. square . SO
Addition TO lie Drott Park-GeorEe T. Haw-
kins ct uX. to Daisy ). Willett. lot So.
Washington Heights-Georsc f. Fleming ct
al: trustees; TO Union Trust % Company
Ho!mead Manor-Jennie E. Abbott ct yir.
to William II. wooN. lot g. block &, sil.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Times Announcement
Brings Realty Buyers

Development of the old Dunn Loring
estate. about a mile and a half west
Of West Falls Church, Va, is progress
sing rapidly along somewhat novel
lines One of the stipulations is that
no purchaser may own less than one
acre Of land, the property consisting
OF more tim 500 acres, and of the
sales so far recorded most are for
Two or more acres.
Four sales are reported this week
6. Van Sickler bought eight acres:
Lucy S. Chaplin, one acre: r. Z. T.
sbreve, tive and a quarter acres; d.
y. Carleton, four acres.
The announcement in The Times
this week Of the opening of this i'm
mense property created a great deal
of interest" said w. G. Collins. a
Clarendon realty broker. who is in
terested in the development. ''and in
dications point to the rapid sale OF
the property"
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Washington Temple.

After a lecturing tour Pastor Charles
T. Russell will preach to the Washing
ton Temple Congregation (non-sectar-
ian) in New Masonic Temple on Sun
day, May 25. at 3 p. m.
This is in line with the agreement
of Pastor Russell, when he accepted the
local pastorate, and when he specified
that he would aim to preach In WASH
ington at least on an average of one
Sunday in each seven during the year
At the service tomorrow afternoon
Evangelist Fl. Clay Rockwell. of the
Peoples Pulpit Association of New
York will deliver the sermon, taking as
his subject, Buildings of Gold. Silver.
and Precious Stones"
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Attractive Residence
In Hands of Architect

Bids are being taken by Hunter &
Bell Tor the erection Of an attractive
residence dn Virginia Highlands, for
w. G. Allen. The house will contain
seven rooms and bath and be a distinct
addition to the rapidly developing cOicny
across the Potomac
Three Of the poured concrete houses
that are the rule for Virginia Highlands
sse now in process of construction, and
several sales Of lots are renorted dur
lng the week.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Disciples

ed from a lecture and business trip IN
Pennsylvania and will occupy his pui-r
pit at the II Street Christian Church to-
morrow "The Farewell Message Of
Moses will be his subject at the morn
ing service and In the evening he viii
deliver a chart sermon on the Jewish
Ia abernacle. f.
Mrs T. c. Mcconnell will sing a solo
at the evening service.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
|TWO GOOD SALES IN
| FOURTEENTH STREET
Leon Tobriner and Louis Fusco
Are Purchasers Of Busi-
ness Properties.

Two transfers Of business properties,
involving almost $4,000. are reported
today which show the increasing ac-
tivity in Fourteenth street from the
downtown section several miles out.
Leon Tobriner has purchased the
three-story brick at 1912 Fourteenth
street for q consideration of about
$4,000. The building Is comparatively
new. and is at present occupied by
mems furnishers. The transaction was
made through the office of Shannon &
Luchs In connection with the Affieck
Realty Co.
Louis Fusco has purchase from AL
fred P. Leybourn through the Union
Realty Company. the dwelling at 1903
being $l2,590. Mr. Fusco intends to put
in new front and remodel the dwelling
into an up-to-date business house.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
United Brethren.

The twenty-third anniversary Of the
Young Peoples work will be observed
in the Memorial United Brethren
Church North Capital and r streets
northwest. tomorrow at p. m. Rex
ford l.. Holmes. president of the Dis
triCt Christian Endeavor Union. VIII be
the speaker. At the II a. IN. service the
pastor will preach sermon on The
Ascension of Christ" IL is said an ex-
cellent program of music has been ar
ranged