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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14

Mr. Garrett was a member OF one
OF the oldest and best known families
Of southern West Virginia. Early In
life he became identified with the
Methodist Episcopal church, and had
been for many years preceding his
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
ANSWERS TIP5
WILLIAM G. NORRIS PASSES
AWAY IN SOLDIERS HOME At
DAYTON.

William &. Morris, more Familiarity
known to Falrnonters as Polly Q. l.,
died Monday at the Soldiers home in
Dayton, O., where he had resided for
a number OF years. He was % years
old. HMis wife and two sons, Frank
and Harry, reside in this city. A
daughter resides in Indiana.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14

srioon. They mad Encountered bad
weather in their exploring expedi-
don, and as they remembered that
oack home a roof and good food
waited them, the two decided to
Start FOR Huntington on Tuesday aft.
ernoon. They made their way home
by riding onifrelght' trains, !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
MANNlNeToN BRIEFS

Mrs. Lucy McAdams Bremen OF
Wheeling is the guest OF Miss Emma
Bartlett in Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Keirer of Chambers
burg. Pa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. NJ. Hapgh in High street.
Mrs. A, F. MILAN and son left on
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
wAYNE-Rey. j. b. Garrett, s5, one

Of the best known ministers of Wayne
county, died yesterday morning at bis
nome, four miles north Of the town Of
Wayne. He had been a victim of pr.
ralysis for more than three years, and
a week ago suffered the final stroke
which caused his death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14

with his wife, were visiting friends at
Bridgeport. w. Va. when lie suffered
stroke of paralysis, this being about
is days ago. On last Tuesday he snf'
rered second stroke and doctors say
his case Is hopeless. He is with his
brother-in,law, j. \. Douglass, OF
Bridgeport.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
SAVE YOUR HAIR! nAN0ERINE
spEsTRoYs DANDRUFF AND STOPS
FAILING HAIR AT oNcE-GI
ROWS HAIR, WE PROVE 1T.

4 u you care for heavy hair, that
glistens with beauty and is radient
wsthl life; has an Incompatible soft
mss and is fluffy and lustrous you
must ngc Danderine, because nothing
Eelse accomplishes so much for the
6sir;
Just one application Of Knowltons
Dandeflne will double the beauty Of
your Ssii 6asfds Z II Immediately dis
soiY every particle Of dandruff; you
gcaaapt liSye3 nice 6gays healthy hair
"a You have. iandfilli; This destructive
sefi 'oss lhe isF IL Its llIstte. rs
aBa sts Hes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
' SIS LeSpeVVAullfNi x Ky
L. RAS. HARRISON.

death minister in the NJ y. clllreil,
south. He was a man Of constders-
bic ability and great eainestness. he
was noted for his warmth Of heart and
genial nature, anu VAS ahlgtly popu,
lar and much respected man,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-14
I. H HARRISON ADDS PRA|B
HIGH COMPLIMENT FOR BEARS EMuLsoN-lT HELPS RsRso'
TO BUILD UP AFrER,HE HAS BEEN III WITH GRIPPE.

Emulsion purchased bottle ana ps
gan to improve right away I can 81
ommend 1t to anyone recupera ing
from the grippe.
Very respectfullysl v
Il, RAS. HARRISON.
Bears Emulsiods6uilds up your
down nervous system, heals your
lungs and tones up the whole ~ TEN,
One dollar a bottIe5or six bettles ics
1--WE dollars. Fors sale by Mt, City Drpg
Co. and Halls Drug Co., Falrmont, md
Iohuson's Pharmacy, shlnpstens y.
Va. Advertisement.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
NEW CHIEF CLERK
IN WAR DEPARTMENT
Man in Auditors Office Demot.
d'and His Place Taken by
James E. MauIding.

James E. Maulding has been ap-
pointed by Auditor Baity as chief
clerk of the office of the auditor for
the War Department. He succeeds
E. p. Seeds. who has been denoted
George NJ. Newell is made chief of
the accounts division in place of s. NJ.
Brown. and r. A. Hightower has been
made assistant chief. W. G. Platt Is
promoted to be chief of the rate divi-
sion. William. H. Barksdale Is also
made division chief. in a newly Gre
ated office, with George F. Willis as
assistant.
w. NJ. Brazewell has been made pri-
vate secretary to Auditor Baity.
1t was rumored that Auditor Baity
had made many changes in his office
for political reasons, but this was
denied. There were a number of
changes in the offices of all the vari-
Gus auditors, made necessary by pro-
visions in the last legislative act as
passed by Congress. These changes
are being kept secret. however, by
orders of Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury John SHELTON Williams
In several of the offices there was
a cutting down of the force. due to
a cutting of the appropriations, but
these changes also were held secret
under Mr.. Williams orders.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
IMPORTANT SALE
ON FOURTEENTH ST.
Three-Story Store and Flat
Building Is Purchased by
Outside Investors.

Another valuable Fourteenth street
business property changed hands today
when w. Wilberforce Thomas sold to
q company OF out-of-town investors the
bushes house at 1iis Fourteenth street.
Tho property fronts twenty-five feet
on Fourteenth street and has q depth
Of 128 feet The consideration was
$aoooo. or about $Ass q foot. but this
Is more than the value OF the land
alone. for the three-story store and
apartment building is comparatively
new and must be deducted before ar
riving at the value of the land.
The sale was made through the office
Of James J. Lambert Company.
This company also reports the sale Of
tho southwest corner Of Ninth street
and Rhode Island avenue, extending
through to Q street. northwest. The
names OF the purchasers are withheld.
the value Of the property being put At
$4,000. The property IL improved with
three store-and-apartment houses. II
fronts 100 feet on Ninth street, 10 feet on
Rhode Island avenue. and % feet on Q
street. The property rents for u.l7o
annually.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
Near.Urban.

Ingleside-Herman X. Howenstein ct ux to
Alice NJ. Baldwin. lot IS. block I3 So
Ingleside-John II. ontrich ct ux to Ella L.
Castleman. lot So, block H. SO
Rosedale and Isherwood-Samuel Briscoe to
Odell s. Smith. lots 10. II. T. block T. SO.
Petworth-Thrift Building Company to Ger
trude A: Pearce. lot IS. square a233. So
Bloomingdale-Lydia T Lowe to Harry Il.
Barker. lot "a, block IL, SO
Woodley Park-Martha l. Schneider ct yir,
Francis A: 10 Lizzie NJ. Walter. lot O..
block Is. 500.
Meridian HiiI-Lewis E. Breuninger ct ux. to
August Moeller. lot Is. square 10. $40.
lngleside-Ella l.. Castleman to Blanche G.
Rogers, lot 50. block II, SO
scheutzen Park-John B. Elkins. ct ux. TO
Martin l.. Gottwals. lot l5. block l, sl0
West Holmead Manor-Harry Wardman et al.
TO Richard l.. Boss. lot 5S equare 1859 so
West Holmead Manor-Harry Wardman ct
26Ss $40 Same to Helen W. Hobson, lot 55
Indoience-Harry wardman ct al to Eugene
w. Newman, lot SO. square 27OO SO
Trinidad-Zachariah ID. Blackiston et ux TO
SO.
BloomIngdaIe-oliver b. George ct al to
Samuel Berman and Mollie Berman, lot &C,
block 10, So
Acknowledgment NJ. Penn ct ux 70 The
Noel House Association. lot 25s, block q.
2Ol7 Fourth street northwest-oliyer johnson
to Milton Malvin. lot ~. Effingham place.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-waiter +.
Wilcox to William X. Hin lot 60. square
3o3s. $40.
MI. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-starr Par
r sons et ,ssS @n. to o Sarah NJ. Carroll. lot sc.
Wyominfi Terrace-Katherine C. Bryant ct al,
10 James c. Mckay. lot 5. so
lnsleside-nary c. Held to Harry L. Van
"A Auken s,a and Anna Van Auken. lot %. block
Hishyiax-Kasyy Wasamaa q q. "a Iosa
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
APARTMENT HOUSES
S0LD0UT OF TOWN
Seville Is Latest to Be Bought
by Residents Of Other Cities
for Income.

The Seville apartment house. on the
east side Of Eighteenth street, between
Wyoming avenue and Kalorama road.
was sold today by the Seville Apart
ment House Company, to w. Wilber-
force Thomas and Mrs. Harriet C.
Coates, Of Calverton, Va. The consid-
Grafton was 5000. and the Transaction
was made through the ONCE Of James
j. Lambert Company.
The four-story building Ii on o lot
5ox160 feet, and contains sixteen apart
ments Of four and ave rooms and bath.
The annual rental 10 about 36.964. The
construction material II red brick trim
med IN stone.
Thus another Washington apartment
house passes into the hands Of out-0f-
town investors. Investigation Of the
transfers during the past several days
shows that the number Of out-of-town
investors owning apartment houses in
the National Capital IL fast increasing.
In spite Of the fact that Washington
has more apartments. perhaps. than
any city Of its size in the country. near
ly all Of The more desirable houses are
entirely rented and people seeking per-
manent Investments are turning to
apartment houses AZ well az business
property.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
T: and Angel. M. Deeds. 10. is .qu.r,

F: and Angela N. Deeds. lot il square
Petworth-L,oyd G. Henry to Thrift Building
Company. lot =. SQUARE - 80
ct al. trustees, to Frederick W. Meyst, lot
l3s, square q, 0,50I
Holmead Manor-Melvin F. Fischer to Clay
ton r. Denmark. lots l34 and LII. block q.
Insieside-Harry @. Laycock to John Maher.
lot 81. block II. so
Petworth-Thomas ). Tate ct ux. to Joseph
E. Loveless. lot 81, square %. 80
lnglesfde-National Sayings and Trust Com
pany. trustee. to Elizabeth H. Rixey. Eliza
lot 5. block 6. u. 01s.G.
Washington Heights-John L Warren ct ux
to Elizabeth g. Robins. Helen p. Palmer,
and William B. Palmer. lot H.. block 8. SO
n sauer. lot IA. square 2sso 80. Edward
n. Sauer conveys same property to Dewitt
c. Chadwick, 80.
Trinidad-Ciarence Beall. trustee. to National
Savings and Trust Company. lots q. ~
West Hoinead Manor-Harry wardman ct al.
to Alice A. Tracy. lot 81. square 26S9 ne.
Same to Allah l. Gr1sgs. lot g, square
Ie Drolt Park-John F. connor ct ux. to
woodlsy PariEU. 8. Trust Company. trus-
tee, to Martin B. Madden. lot S. square
MOI. $40 Same to Harry L Taylor. lot IS,
Insie.ide-.Lieyd q: Henry to David A. Basr.
Ingieside-David A. Baer to Alfred p. Ley
burn, lot 81, block II SO
North Columbia Heights-John p. Stuckert ct
ux to Frederick A. Lnger. lot 4. block s
Columbia Heights-Mary s. Mocailum to
George c. Pumphrey. part lot 0. block q.
s. go
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
District Realty Transfes

North Carolina avenue northeast, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-Joseph =.
Loveless ct ux. to Thomas J. Tate. lot u.
square 1856, SO.
Morton place northeast. between Sixth and
Seventh srreets-Samuel Koblen ct al. trus-
tees, to Thomas A. Poole. lots 800 to 312.
square $50. SO. Israel Diamond ct ux. to
same, lot NJ. square SIS. SO.
d street southeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Charies J. Walker ct ux.
to William B. and Hannah NJ. Cahill. lot
So. square 1o61. so.
Seventeenth street southeast. between East
Capitol and A Observation-Disclosures Mullins
to Bridget Mcnamara. lot II. square 1855.
$3.50
Twelfth street southeast, between d and e
streets-Pratt Boice to John F. Connor. lot
165. square 10iS. SO.
Third street southeast. between and D
streets-Margaret l.. Mengert ct vir, Uric
T., to Edward l. Brady, part lot 4. square
7s1. so. Edward L. Brady conveys Ame
property to Margaret L. and Uric r.
Mengert, SO.
go Tenth street southeast-Joseph D. Whit
acre. trustee, ct al. to BENJAMIN F. and
Carrie D. Burch. lot "a. square s70 a0
s3s A street southeast-Ann Crowley to John
H. and Lula B. Wyatt. part original lot g.
square S69 SO.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
Southeast.

4s. as. and 4s Sixteenth street southeast
William s. Ryon ct ux. to Mary A. Harvey.
lots IS, SO. Il, square 1075. SO.
G street southeast. between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets-Archibald G. Reese ct al.
to Frederick A. and Bridget NJ. DelIar.
part original lot 2. square 994. so.
1874 Pennsylvania avenue southeast-Clarence
l.. Dalrymple ct ux to Walter H. and Cath
crime NJ White. lot 8. square 1Of4, So
Kentucky avenue southeast, between A and
b streets-Walter II. White ct ux to Clar-
ence l. and Leona /. Dalrymple lot IS,
square 1ol4. so.
B street southeast. between First and Secsnd
streets: 40 C street southeas, and 53s Fifth
street northeast-Henry w. Higham, jr.. to
Anna NJ. Higham, part original lot l6
square 1872, part original lot ., square s46
and lot IS. square 1872, SO
S2S Tenth street southeast-Charles W. VAN
derslice ct ux to Mary Foxwell and Louis
karchem, part original lot "a, square $50
$40.
624 Tenth street southeast-Milville NJ Moffitt
square 973. SO.
Fifteenth street southeast between e and G.
streets-Middaugh & Shannon to William
II. Dasher. lot "a. square IU76. SO
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
INJURED SPEEDER
LEAVES HOSPITAL
''Dare Devil Dedge" Goes Sew
enty Miles an Hour; Falls;
Slightly Hurt.

Thomas r. Dedge. known as Dare
Devid Dedge." who was thrown from
his motorcycle while speeding at the
rate of seventy miles an hour In the
fourth event In the automobile and
motorcycle race meet at Benning yes
terday. left Emergency Hospital today.
His condition Ii not as serious az was
believed last night. when 1t was re-
ported that he was suffering from
conclusion of the brain and q broken
shoulder.
The accident occurred in view Of the
5000 spectators, and gasp Of horror
went up as Dodge fell. The crowd
surged onto the track despite the ef-
forts Of the police. and the fact that
no one was run down by the other
racers Il regarded remarkable. When
Dedge was picked up 1t was thought
that he was dead, but q hasty examina-
ton showed that he was alive. He
was taken In an automobile to Casualty
Hospital and later removed to Emer-
gency Hospital.
There were two other accidents at the
track yesterday. Jesse Lee. colored.
a mechanician, collided with q post
when trying out one of the motorcycles,
and Joseph Harragan, Of 1872 H street
northwest, fell off fence while watch
ing the races and broke his arm. Har-
ragan was taken to Casualty Hospital
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
LAWS TO
Be INVESTIGATED
Public Health Service viii
Make Study Of Maryland
Regulations.

An Investigation Of the sanitary laws
Of Maryland and the sanitary admins
tration conducted under them is to be
made by the Public Health Service. Sur
geon Carroll Fox, Of the service, has
been ordered to cooperate with DR..
John 8. Fulton. secretary of the State
Board Of Health to make such an ex-
animation and Investigation.
Orders to officers inthe Public Health
Service were issued today as follows:
Assistant Surgeon General L. E.
Cofer to Ellis Island, N. Y, and make
an Inspection Of the medical examina-
ton Of arriving aliens, and in returning
to make an inspection Of the Delaware
breakwater quarantine station.
charge of the Cape Charles quarantine
station during the absence of Acting
Assistant Surgeon MacCaQry on leave.
Surgeon John McMullen. to certain
in Kentucky, to be decided on
health. to take measures for the pre-
vention and suppression Of trachoma.
Surgeon L. L. Lumsden, to resume
of typhoid fever in GER
tain rural districts Of Virginia, to be
selected by the State board of health.
lence, methods of transmission and
measures necessary for its control.
Surgeon d. z. Robinson, granted one
leave of absence from August l.
Surgeon Dunlop Moore. granted one
leave of absence from July 10.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. II.
Frest. relieved from duty at the hygienic
and directed to assume
charge of the Investigations of the poll
luton of the Ohio river.
Pharmacist +. II. Southard. relieved
from duty at Fort Stanton, N NJ. and
directed to proceed to Cincinnati Ohio,
and report to Passed Assistant Surgeon
w. II. Frost for duty in the investiga-
ton of the pollution of navigable
waters.
Pharmacist II. d. Leech. relieved from
duty at New Orleans quarantine sta
ton and directed to proceed to Fort
N. NJ, and report to the med
lcal officer in charge for duty and as
signment to quarters.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
OHIO APARTMENTS
BOUGHT FOR $4,000.
William ]. Lambert and Peyton
Gordon Purchase Property
for Investment.

Wilton J. Lambert and Peyton Cor
don have purchased Jointly the Ohio
apartment house, at 1896 Meridian place
northwest, for $4,000.
The Ohio is one of the larger four
story apartments in the northwest sec
ton, containing thirty-two apartments,
and the annual gross rental is about
$500.
The purchase was made from Mrs.
Pauline R. Labuisee, who took in part
payment the two business houses at 80
and 912 New York avenue for a valua-
tion of something more than $4,000.
The Ohio stands on lot fronting
seventy feet on Meridian street, and
having depth of 1S5 feet Its front Is
different from the ordinary small apart
ment front, and Is decidedly Spanish in
type. The front of the first floor is red
brick trimmed in stone. but from the
first floor to the roof the main body of
the house is stucco. trimmed In the red
brick that Is used for the body Of the
first floor front. The transaction was
made through the office Of William H.
Walker & Co.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
NORMAL SCHOOL TO
REPRESENT j260,0OO
New Building for Training Of
coIored Teachers viii Be
Ready In February.

One OF the largest buildings yet erect
ed for colored education in the Dis
trict II the colored normal school now in
process Of construction In Georgia ave-
nue.. near Howard place.
The cost Of the building alone will
be about $4,000. the lot costing about
$4,000 and the equipment will not fan
short Of $3oooo. 30 that the entire prop
erty. when completed. will represent an
Investment Of about go. 900.
The building 10 1l5x14 feet in dimen-
sions and 10 three stories high. While
there ID nothing extravagant In its con-
struction. II II strictly up-to-date and
the various departments have been ar
ranged In the same manner a. IN the
white normal school.
The construction material is brick.
trimmed with, stone, reinforced with
steel and with concrete floors, SO that
the entire building will be strictly fire.
proof.
Accommodate about 800 normal school
students. with practice rooms for 100
children. The idea. as In the white
ton in all the studies taught In the
public schools and to supplement the
instructions with practice work.
In addition to the class rooms, practice
rooms and rooms for the officers. there
will be large assembly room, Q gym
nasium and other features that are
being put In modern school buildings.
high as the roof. the building will not
be ready for use until about February
1, 1914 George e. Wyne is the con-
tractor.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
Suburban,

HiIIbrook-Suburban Homes Company to
Annie o. Bradley. lot 49, square boe4. So
Chevy Chase-Moselle Jones to Isabella r.
Given. lots s,s,d0 . and 10; square g @ lsss. so.
to Norman L. sansbury. lot 8. square 27os.
villa Park Heishts-clar. A. Marden ct vir.
,Snsle EaSis .sss k g ssss "''''am A. Butler lot !"
chiehester-joseph Miller .. u.; to United
state. Of America; America part s,io lot !: f'1; -, >,
Lena NJ Borden. lot l5. block n. SO.
woodridge-Courad 81: CLANCY to Frederick
L1ss5 par. lEs H. Sausts IsnaaS a S,,..
TO Samuel Bush, lots 10 and H. block l. SO.
East Deanwood-william B. Harris ct ux. To
Msssnchusetts ss Avenue Heishts-Julius and
Regia r. Hanlein to Frederick W. and
Lille M. Buckler. lot u square 1895. $40.
Company to Willard S. Small. lot IS. square
Wisconsin Avenue Pa.k-Capital Realty Com
pany 70, 70 George T. sninnick. lot Is square
HAMPTON Park-John H. Reder ct ux. to
Municipal Building Company. lots l2s and
Connecticut avenue terrace-Charies B. Craig
to John NJ. Daniel. lots and J. squnre
chevy Chase Grove-BIanche II. Stoddard to
Fulton X. Gordon. lot ls. square aol3. SO.
Bessie Is. Borst to same. lot IL. square 2oi3.
Chevy Chase-Fuiton r. Gordon ct ux. to
Herbert NJ Mitchell. lot IS square 1850. SO.
Barbados and Scotland Enlarged-Margaret
A. Rice ct al. to Arthur G. Bishop. part
containing ssh acres). $40.
cleveland Park-Clayton r. Denmark to Mel
vim +. Fischer. lot rs and part lot q. block
T. SO.
Cleveland Park-Melvin F. Fischer to
Charles c. Nixon. lot 7s and part lot II.
block I. $40.
IanEdon Park-AIfred L. Foster ct ux to
Arthur W. Allyn. part lot H. block II. SO
Haddocks Hills and Enclosure-Elizabeth q.
Robins ct al. to John l.. Warren. part lot
and part lots to 5. $40.
Floral Hill-Harry ID. Stup ct ux. to Olive
T. Houghton. lot Il. square $3.50 $40.
Linwood Heights-John W. Glennan. trustee.
to Alonzo l.. and Anna c.. williams. lot IS.
block ). SO.
Friendship and Mount Airy-John Maher ct
ux to Herman Z. Gasch. lot 33 square
I73s $40.
Clark Mills Estate-Ira ]. Baker ct ux to
Munson o. Bull. part lot 10. SO.
Sheriff Estate-John =. +. White ct ux to
Anna NJ. Howard. lots 81 and o. square
525I. SO.
Randie Highlands Washington Loan ana
Trust Company. trustee, to Benjamin r.
Beard Jet = sluaxA 66a IA
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
Northeast,

II street northeast. between Ninth and Tenth
streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct ux to
Harry c. and Minna Rauch. lot 81, square
934. So
e45 @ street northeast-Martin L. Gottwals ct
ux. TO John p. E1kIns. lot H.. square $50
SO
I0il ID street northeasf-LilIie NJ BuckIer ct
vir, Frederick W.. to Julius and Regta r.
Haplein lot IS. square 912 80
e29 Elliott Street northeast-Harry D. Stun
e ux. to Olive T. Houghtop. lot 81. square
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
Realty Transfers

1861 Third street northwest-williamC c Med
square 55l, SO.
seventeenth street northwest. between Penn
sylvanta avenue and II street-Benjamin r
Vaughan ct al to American Security and
So 49,
Rosedaie and 1sherwood-Matilda T McDon-
SO ''
street northwest, between Tenth and Eiev-
enth stree,s-Edward NJ. Dulin et ux to
Edward l.. Mills. lot 80 square sy7 so
West Holmead Manor-Henry p Elliott to
Abbie G. Fox. lot le5. square s. of ssyT sio
sixteenth street Htshlands-Anna L Iukel
ct VIZ, Reese =. to Genevieve g. Halstesd.
Soe and part laiA and { sQuars Ns, so.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
NAVY.

Commander R. d. HASBROUCK. de-
tached Bureau of Ordnance; to Idaho
as executive officer.
Lieutenant d. A. WEAVER. to Navy
Y.rd. Washington. d. c.. July IL.
Lieutenant r. p. CRAFT. detached
Third Division L. 8. Atlantic Fleet.
Rhode Island
Lieutenant r. p. ENRICH, detached
Virginia: to aid on stan. commander
Third Division. L. S. Atlantic Fleet
Rhode Island.
Assistant Surgeon G. E. ROBERTSON,
to Naval Hospital. Philadelphia, Pa.
Passed Assistant Paymaster r. B.
wESTLAKE. detached Naval Sta
tion. Key West. Fla: to treatment
Naval Hospital, Washington, d. c.
Passsd Assistant PaymaAtsr z. D.
The Washington times., 1913-07-05
Straight Loans Heaviest.
Five Dwelling Houses
Bought by DR.. Poole

Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. announce the
sale Of five dwelling properties at 635,
6a. $50. 6t1, and 651 Morton place north
west, to DIR. Thomas A. Poole. Each
house contains six rooms, and they were
built recently by the Star Construction
Company. The houses represent an in
vestment of about S12,50O
The same office has sold to r. B.
Swope the southeast corner of Thirty
eighth and Huntington streets, in Chevy
Chase, for $500, and Mr. Swope Is
planning the erection of a handsome
residence. In connection with the Simp-
son-Sullivan Company, Thomas J.
Fisher & Co. sold the two-story brick at
17f street northwest, for 5000
The Washington times., 1913-07-05

STANLEY, detached naval station.
Olongapo. p. l.; to walt orders.
Chief Boatswain EDWARD ALLEN,
detached Lebanon: to home, wal:
orders.
Chief Boatswain A. r. NICKERSON.
to Navy Yard. Washington. d. c.,
July IA.
Gunner v. A. JACOB, detached receiv-
ing ship. New York, N. T.; to duty
connection fitting out Texas and on
board when commissioned.
Assistant Surgeon G.. L. BEECHING,
detached Elcano: to Rainbow.