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The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Suburban:

Randle Highlands Warrington Loan. and
Trust: Company. trustee. to John X. Rice,
lot q, square ,5fss. S1o.sf sf - ,.- = -
Randle Hishisnds-United States Trust Com
psny, >trtstee. to James M. McCabe and
Aiaty N. n. MeCabe. lot 'ls.N square 55si
slot 49,. r...a' = =. r.. sr - ...t
North Randle Hishlands-United States
Realty Company to Bernard W. Metten-
berger, lots, Ga and CO. square 54ss. 40.
First Addition to Washington Highlands
walter Il. Hospital ct ux. to Herman r.
Congress Heights Exfenxion-William A.
Redmond. trustee. TO James Jainor lot
liz. square s15s. $3.50 (, l.
WASHINGTON Highlands--W. Arthur Mcclos-
block IA Zone fifth INTEREST,", ,>s10
Rhode Island, avenue and jackson stree;
northeasi-Iiarry s. Nichols ct: ux. TO Num-
son C. Bull. lot SOL. square 4.ls 'fFort sar-
atoxa Addition to Brooklandl: SO
Oak yiew--WaslilnEton Loan and Trust Com
panyr to Henry d. Mirick. part lot 4 and
all Iot-s. block 4. Slo.. = -. -. -.
North Brightwood--J. Edward Fowler ct ux.
10 Charles 3. .Caywood and John p. Gar
rett.j lot 10. block g. $40. -
Villa Parll---Clsra 4. Marden ct vir, Edwin
II. TO Charles Schrepfer. lots II and 12
square s23e. ss.4- Same to Esther A. Leon
ard. lot TO-. square 1-4l so3c. Same to James
e. HenHtnss, lot 4. square 422f. 1875. Same
to Charles J. Steiner. lot IA. square 4e4o.
$3.50 Same to Robert G. Bowie. lot 2l
square 4e42, s3ss. '...
County-C Charles A Peters ct uS to Will
liam Bolg.sno. lots 20 and 2l. block 2.
PetEorth: lot ). block IS. Brlghtwood Park
lots 45 70 - square 32. Petworth: lot 81.
square 20; lot q. square 20. Petworth lot
Lonsnecker's Addition to Congress Heights :
lot 81. equare 70. Petworth: so.
Forty second and Harrison streets-Mary NJ.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
This Is Election Day
For Newspaper Men

The biennial election Of a standing
committeerepresentin the corps OF WASH
ington correspondents Is In progress to-
day at the New Willard hotel library.
The polls opened at 10 o'clock and VIII
close at s o'clock tonight. During the
afternoon the regular meeting OF the
members OF the Senate and House press
galleries will be held and routine af-
fairs will be considered.
A lively but friendly fight is on for
the five places on the standing COM
mittee ard each OF the $50 odd WASH
ington correspondents is being button
holed by the friends Of the dozen can
tiidates. This standing committee. 1t
may be explained to the initiated, re-
presents the corps of Washington cor
respondents in their dealings with the
Rules Committees of the two branches
Of Congress and also passes upon appn-
cations for membership to the press
gallery.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29

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The Washington times., 1913-03-29
McAdco Suspends
Small Bill Order

The public will not get smaller dol-
lar bills next July. as was expected
Secretary Of the Treasury Mchdoo
has suspended. temporarily. the order
OF Franklin Macyeagh. his predeces-
sor. for the engraving of paper money
one-fhird smaller than that now in
circulation. The smaller size was an
economy measure.
secretary McAdoo favors smaller
bills, but he Is holding up work on
he's opportunity 10 undertake cur
rency reforms. The Secretary is now
studying the currency question with
Q view to making recommendation
70 President Wilson.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
" Movies" Will Give s~
. Aid to Sufferers

Steps for special benefit perform
ance for the assistance of flood suf-
ferers by all the movies" of the city
are now being taken by. local MEM
bers of the National Motion Picture
Exhibitors League, No 10. Announce
Inent of date for this benefit will
be made next week. Preliminary to
this relief fund contribution, be
are being placed at the box office
windows for the receipt of such sums
as the patrons may desire to give.
At a hurriedly called meeting of
the league yesterday about 81, 100 wes
contributed for the flood sufferers
by members.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Realty Firm Reports
Several Small Sales

Gardner & Dent report the sale of
several small residence properties.
Frederick A. Norway has purchased a
lot in Randolph street northwest be-
tween Eighth street and Georgia
avenue, on which he will at once erect
a modern residence. The lot fronts
fcrty-five feet on Randolph street. and
has depth of about $50 feet. The con-
sideration was about $500.
Miss Mary Wills has purchased
through the same office the dwelling
at IS Myrtle street northeast, at a con-
sideration of $2,5O0. 1t was purchased as
an investment The same firm has also
sold for David z. Buckingham, ir.. the
two-story brick dwelling at 6o7 Florida
avenue northeast for a consideration OF
about A,150. 1t was purchased as an
investment. For Charles W. Morrison
they sold the two-story brick dwelling
at 600 Elliott street northeast, for a con-
sideration of $3.50
The Washington times., 1913-03-29

! Helder ct al to Frederick j. Heider. par'
Of Friendship, 81.
]. Heider ct ux to Mary NJ and Louise C.
Heider. part Of Friendship. 81.
keniiworth-Jamss A. Watson ct ux. 70
Oven H Po,sler 10; / 'qgsrs Tn,r;,na S1: :, a9 19
to william A. Boss, lot g. block Is Slo.
Longneckers Addition to Consress Heights-
Same to same. lots q to 2S, block 4, VIC. ,
Linwood Heights-John W.. Gicnnan, trus-
tee. to George E. and Emma Campbell.
lots 30 and 81. block g. SO.
Desnwood Heishts-John ". Gregory ct ux;
to Mary L. and Sarah A. Shorter lots IL
and u square 5s1l, s10
wisconsin Avenue Park-Capital Realty
Company to Wilmer H. Hampton. lot ls'
square 1873. S10
ct. ux. to washington Land and Mortgage
Company, lots 60. 6S. 81. square s5ss, 40
sherwood's Addition to 'Brooaland.FIank G.
Sanders ct ux. to Peter p. Mccoliey, lot
Chevy chsse-Fulton R. Gordon ct ux. 10
Bruce 8. Branson, part lots Z. D =. and
North ADDITION to chillum Castle HeishtsE
Samuel E. Underhiil ct ux. to cara NJ.
Zellers lots 81 and 81 SQUARE s!i4. M.G
North Addition to Chillum Castle Heisnts-
washington Land and Mortgage Company
to Cyrus A.. Kiilinser. lots and 6. square
:71s, 1880. = rsE
Mt Airy-chsries King to John d.. Kinr'
LdnwoOd HetRnts-Jonn W. 1lennan,
to Wilson L. Terrell lot Is. block 4. 80
Girls Portion-Harry N. Latham TO Gaien
E.. Green, lot IS. SO -
Chevy Chase--Fulton II. Gordon ct ux to
Henry 3. Territt.' lots Il TO 20, square 174s.
$3.50. = - - -
Addition to Congress Heights-R; p Bar
nard ct al. trustees, to Grace l.. "eoer'
lots Il, and T. block 9. SO:
,,ennine-Eya n. Edelen ct al. to Charles
D.. Shank. parcel 1s2,' over ., no
Reno-John Banks ct ux to Josaph ana
$1,000
First Addition to Washington Hishlands-
Charles G. Taylor 10 jeremiah, j. Desmond.
lots co and e. square 612s. 80
rzirst, Addition to American University Park
-C;alen L. Green ct al. trustees. to Charles
", Lynch. lois 35 and "a. SQUARE lfot 40
Woodbridge e. Campoeli 70 Jessie Il l.
CsnnbelI and Cora l.. Kennedy. part lot
:. square 4:S9. SO.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Northeast.

Tennessee avenue northeast between and
C streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to Little
ton C.. and May W. souder. lot 20, square
10ss, So -. - -
C street northeast between North Capito
and First streefs-Martin "A. Curtin et uS.
to Jessie B. Rooms. lot 16.t square e77. SO.
Tenth and ID streets MISUNDERSTANDING gtou
Herald Company to Oliver ]. SLeBeau. lot
sle Fifteenth street northeast-Giulia ,Pir-
CHA to Elsie scogiio. lot H. sauare 1a'l.
less Duncan street northeass-Iazzie Miller
to George III. Dierkoph. lot 81. Square leos.
1eis Linden Place northeast-Oharlss !. A.
Scheuch, t-s, ct ux. to Michael rRolzbeier-
lein, lot 33s, square 1901, SO = - f.
Elliott street northeast between F and q
streets-Frank W. Bolgianoa ct ux. to Ed
ward A. Weiss, lot 133. square .I0es. so. :
G street northeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-James E. Fitch ct, NJ .
trustees. to, James E. Beard part, original
lot g. square 10s7, $3.50 James rE. .Beasd
conveys same property to Henry Whtl, SO.
Eleventh street northeast, between G. and d
streets-Harriet A. Morsnian to W1nf.rsd
Mallon, lot A. square 633. $40. =. = : = -.
street no-theaSt. between Tenth and tley-
enth streets-Wailace W. Parsons ct ux. to
William c. Parsons lot q. square Sc. SO.
Tennessee avenue northeast between G and
ID streets-George W. Barkman' ct w. to
Henry Grimmel lot 81, and part lot CO.
square 1880. SO. -- =
Eighth street northeast between X and /.
streets-Hermsn X. Howenstein et ux. TO
Thomas F. Foley lot SO. square Ss1. $l3. -,
Tenth and Eleventh, * and l. streets north
east-August +. Daufer ct ux. to George s.
Cooper. lot A.. square s3l.. sic. .-
ux. TO Susan r. Fleming. lot s.. square 9si,
SIC . 81 81 ,
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Southwest.

S4l Maryland avenue southwest-Washingtp
Topham ct al to Richard Topham. lot 8,
square 3S5. SO. .f'a..--, .-t. -
1851 South Capitol street southwest-Sophie
BeberTnan TO Samuel Lieberman., part orig
inai lot II, square $50. SO. -
r. street southwest. between FOur-and-a-
Half and Sixth streets-E,lla B. Heiskell tO
Charles A. Tanner. William r. Tanner
Emma Schater, and Margaret Gering, part
original lot II. square 4as. 3. Gearge W
Walsh TO same. all interest in SAME prop
e.ty So. Sisters OF Visitation at George
town 10 same, all interest in same prop.
erty. s..
AZ Ninth street southwest 4s0 street
southwest aad s35 street southwest
Charles A. tanner ct al to Emma Shaser,
lot a. square Ill: part original lot Il,
square 4sS and part original lot 15, square
3Ss. $40
6ls Maryland avenue southwest. Ss5ls F street
southwest. and 1925 G. street southwest
Charles 4. Tanner ct al. to Margaret
Gering lot IS. square 462; part original lot
Is. square 5SS and part lot ;. square esS,
sic.
AeS and t2S Ninth street southwest and :l5
and 1T ! street southwest-Willian F.
Zanner et al. to Charles 4. tanner. lots q
and A. square AZ. and lots 81 and IS,
square $50. so.
42o Ninth street southwest. 49, F street south
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Lectures on Birds
And Initiates Calls

More than. 400 children listened attsn-
lively to Henry Oldys' lecture on birds
and heard him. initiate the feafhersd
denixens Of woods at the Public Library
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Oldys, who
logical Survey of the Department Of
Agriculture, can initiate the whistle and
call Of birds with marvelo1s fidelity.
and is exceptionally well Informed upon
the ways and characteristics OF the
feathered tribe.
what the Government Is doing to pro-
tect the song BIRDS He described the
work of the Government reservation for
birds. His lecture was illustrated With
sterioptican views of birds and bird
life The little ones were greatly
amused by the speakers description of
bird dances. .--z
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Near-Urban.

Holmead Manor-Edwin p. Brink to JACOB VI
Foer,. lot los. block a. $40.
A ddition to lie Droit Park-Robinson Whit'
ct ux. TO Louis Hartig. lot ;. square Slos
SO ., -.
uy. to walter l.. and Blanche Z. Hospital
lot i4s. block u. $40. -
1874 Georgia avenue north~es-AarS %
Ward to Blankenship Law and Commercial
company lot q. square 1903 CNorth Coinin'
bia Heishts), $40.
50 Bryant street northwest-Washinston Top
ham ct al. to Richard Topham. lot ~
.nuare sleI (Bloomingdale). SO.
MI PIessant-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to Gror.
Rishop.- lot a, square :0o6. SO
colimbia Heights-C1arence B. Hight ct ux
10 Catherine L. spengler. part lot IS. bloch
81. So
Irving street northwest, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Charles B. Caywood
a, al TO ]. Edward Fowler. part lots Il
and IS block q. Columbia Heights. $40.
,dd,,ion to Belair Heights-John II. Hoimead
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Realty Transfers IN the District During the Past Week

to George W. F. swartzeil. lot s. block ..
S10O.,
Petworth-Thrift Building Company to Frank
80.
Metropolis vIew-John A. Baker ct nj. "a
Frank w. and Henrietta Hough. part lots
IS and q. $700z
Columbia Heights-John J. Brosnan ct ux. to
John Brosnan. jr., lot "a, block q, so.
North Columbia IIeights-Frank W. Bolgtano
ct ux. to- William A. Boss. lots 20 and n.
block 9, 80
fngiesfde- Marion H. Price to John H. N.
CLANCY, lot q. block IA. SO.
Columbia Heights-Henry C. Sheridan ct u1.
Petworth-Ffank w. Bolgiano ct ux. to J.
Milton Jester, lot 81. block s.. SO. Same to
same. lot o.. square 20 no.
Woodley Park-Henry Rozier Dulany ct al.
.eceivers. to Harry Wardman and Thomas
Bones, lots s and Z. block Is S.sS-T.
Mount P1eASant and Pleasant Plains-Gerge
J.. Mclean ct ux- to W. L. Keethler. lot
.96. block =, 0A
washinGton Heights-Albert E. Burche ct ux.
to Carlton n. Beall, lot 90 block 8, 80.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Secular League Discussion.

At the weekly meeting Of the Wash
ington Secular League tomorrow af-
ternoon in the Pythian Temple, 1012
Ninth street northwest, debate on
the Catholic Church as the Conserva-
tor Of Learning will be held between
George A Warren and Amherst w.
Barber. A general discussion viii fol-
low, after which musical seiections,
readings. and recitations will be
given.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
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The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Southeast.

= to sailye 8. Edwards. lot So. square 1913
slo "a
to John Joyce. part4 lot: q. square s7s, SO
South Carolina avenue southeast between
SECOND and Third ,stfeets-charies NJ. Cor.
sop TO william r. Coppaxe. and Dtcie+ C
rhirteenth street sontheast. between D. and
E streets-HMman r. Howenstein ct ux atc
Rpbert Stewart. part original lot IS. square
81 Fifth street -southe 1t George E.. Erb tc
Chntop C. Burke. lot rs. .sduare SEQ. SO. =
E street soutAe4st,s between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets-Ahnie W. Calvert Il
Henry c.. Emrick, lot %. and part lot,
%. and 20. square lolGg SO -" Z, 49,. ,
500 East Capitol street INSTRUMENTATION T.
Jones etiux. to Annie A! Nevitt part orizl
inal let 81. square So So : -.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29

west, and r street northeast, between Sec
ond and Third ,streets-Charles A.. Tanner
ct al to William Fl tanner. lot 45.' square
81; part lot II, square 4sS; lot S. square
IA. 80 -. -. So. -.
4s4 Ninth street southwest Margaret Ger
ing to John j. Gering, lot -, square all, SO.
Al Eighth street sosfthwest-Cariton n. Beall
ct ux. to Albert E.. Burche, lot IS. square
411,I {o.- 's-,s.. =:
Clarke street southwest. between Second and
Third -'streets-Lewis Jones ct lux. to
Thomas coaktey. lot %. square 594, $c5.
1872 street southwest-Annie r. Mcqueen
TO Rufus E. Boyd, lot IS. square 2s4, SO.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29

street-Joanna W. Belt ct a.. to Leo J.
Long. original lot 10, square sl, SO.
20 II street northwest and. G street. north
west, between North Capitol and First
streets-Aiien c. Clark ct. al, trustees. to
oscar NJ Bryant, lots IS and ss. square
Twenty-frst street northwest, between L and
NJ streets-Lzzie. Miller to Geof&e H, Dier-
koph. part original lot 10. square r. SO.
Alley between s and T. Twelfth and Thin
teenth streets northwest-C1ark H. Abbott,
executor. to Ira,A. Heany, lots & and 81,
square 20, &, 500.
ila Seventh street northwest-Cl1srles c.
Herdnan to William X. Butler. north half
original lot II. square ~. so. - T.,
Alley between Third and Four d-a-mlf.., c
and d streets MISUNDERSTANDING IT Lewis
to GeeTse 7. Ennis part original lot J.
square $50. 80 - = g5s-
s:ls ard @5l7 1, street northwest-C. May
Scrivener ct al. TO John II. Buckley. part
a1Ginal lot 5, square 40. SO. - Z
1903 Fourth street northweet-EmnA F., Rob-
inson to William o. eShreve, 5r. north 70
feet Of original lot 2. square 523. 80.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-08
RAISING THE
Colt PROPERLY.
Care Should Start With the
Mare Before the Colt
Is FoaIed ~
QUICK GROWTH is ESSENTIAL
At One Year Of Age the Colt Should
Weigh one-HaIf What It Will
at Maturity.

In order TO realize an adequate re
turn from the rearing OF horses, the
farmer must pay more attention to the
young colt. He must do everything
possible In growing that colt to make
it the best colt in the neighborhood
so that 1t will bring the most money
when put on the market.
The first and most essential thing tc
lloek after Is the condition of the mare
before she foals. She should be turn.
ed on pasture when possible and given
moderate work or exercise every day
as the time draws near for her TO foal
The average period for mare to car.
~ her foal is $40 days, but this may
DE diminished by twenty days or ex.
tended thirty days. 1t is possible some.
times to tell within a short time OF
foaiing by the white substance, com.
monty spoken of as wax. which forms
on the ends OF the teats. After this
appears, you may feel sure that the
mare will foal within &c hours, and
special care-box stall with clean. dry
bedding should be provided at once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-08
Washer Squad
COPS DRILLED TO "PINcH- MEN
WHO FORCE ATTENTIONS
ON WOMEN.

PHILADELPHIA. July S.-DIrcc,or
Porter will tomorrow orsanize n
squad OF twenty men and after putting
them under a sergeant will send them
out In plain clothes 10 catch the wolld.
be "mashers" that intest the streets in
the center OF the city. Eleven men
sere arrested in the past three DAYS
Tor forcing their attentions upon wo.
men AT the railroad stations.
A young woman yesterday started
down the subway steps. when n youth
stepped up TO her and circled his arms
about her waist. 1t required two DO.
licemen TO take the man to City Hall,
Tor he claimed that he knew the Young
woman and that she was trying TO dis.
credit him. He received ten DAYS
sentence in the county prison. Last
night another YOUNG man steppcd up
10 a young woman en- Market stree,
and after failing 70 attract her atten.
lion seized her by the arm and tried
to walk up the street with her, Sho
cc'Iared him and turned him over to
tile police.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-08
Woman Robbed
And Dragged
SAYS SHE WAS POISONED ON
TRAIN AND RELIEVED OF
$4,000.

HUNTINGTON. July S.-A day and
night erased flom her memory. bio.
ted out by the raralytic effect o! a
subtle poison 10 which She sucSumb.
ed while on Chesapeake & Ohio ras.
senser train ell route to Gin ,innati,
Mrs. 4, c. janas, OF This city, las.
night related sensational story to
the police OF being drugsed, abducted
and then robbed OF more than S2.CU0
III hotel in Maysville, KyK.. by a
strange man.
Mrs. Japas. who is the wife of 4
local tailor. had starred to Cincinpat;
On a purchasing tour. On the train
she lost consciousness and when she
awoke found herself, in cheap hotel
Maysville; her money, amounting
&c $1,000. with the exception of a five.
lollar bill. had disappeared.
Mrs. Janas could Get no Information
IS 70 how she was taken 10 the ho,ei.
she returned 10 Huntington immr.
diately and today reported the ease
10 me local police who began an in.
NestiGLt!on. Mrs. Jmas states tina,
the only thing she ate on the train
was some candy and the poison.ls he.
HeHed to have been PLACED In this.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-08
OUTSIDE MINERS ARE
GOING TO NEW RIVER

CHARLESTON. July S.-That Goa.
miners working in other states and II
other fields in West Virginia will now
seek employment in the New Rivel
held OF this state. since an agreement
has been reached between the miners
ana operators. is the opinion express
cd in statement given out by Thos
HaSSerty. international board member
of the United Niue Workers Of Amer.
lea. The statement reviews the strus.
gle by the miners in that field which
resulted in the agreement that be,
came effective July |. and will extend
until March 81, 1915.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-08
NAME IS SNAKE
EATS EN- ALIVE

NEW YORK, July S.-IVisitors 10
the Office OF Curator Raymond L. Dit.
mErs in nc Bronx Geological Park
yesterday afternoon found on the
door in big, black letters the sign:
Causicn, There are scorpions at
large here!
Nearly all the visitors decided. at
ter enc reading. that they could just
as well talk 10 Mr.. DItmarS outside.
Mr.. Ditmars. explained that he had
ieeeived in :he morning a box con-
tanning eighteen scorpions from a col.
!t"tor in Arizona. He had started TO
open the box. but just as he got the
cover half on he had been called
away. When he returned the box was
empty.
The curious stood on tiptoe outside
the open door and peered neryously
into, the quiet Office. Presently
through the crowd lame striding a
large and positive Individual.
What's all this nonsense about
scorpions" he demanded. He read
the sign and approached MIR. Dit.
mars.
let j man as knows how handle
his scorpion proposition" said ne.
i'm W. A. Snake King from Browns.
willie. Tex. AMI scorpions We been my
piaythirss trom baby. III catch
en- for you
"lou'ie wtlc?". queried the Curator
I'm Snake King from Brownsville.
! said. Snakes my middle name and
snakes is my fayorite pastime. eat
'em alive. Every dog.gone old rather
II Texas has. CoMeand tried his hand
Oh bitin' me, and | was so bitter most
Of EN- pu .kered their jaws so tight
hey couldn't bite any more. Any year
don't get bit three Or four hundred
Zines don't enjoy my usual health.
Let me tackle your ornery little old
scorpions
The Curator stood aside and Mr.
Stake King frcm Brownsville charg.
ed Into the room. The crowd watch.
d with GREATNESS interest as he paw.
ID over the papers on Mr.. Ditmars's
leak. kicked over the waste BASKET
md pcered under the chairs. Finally
he emerged with one forlorn and
iomesick-i0ok!ng scorpion.
This is all can find, Doc" he con-
feSsed.