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The Washington times., 1913-04-26
CAPITAL IS Ideal.
SUMMER RESORT
Secretary Grant, Of Chamber
Of Commerce, Informs VIII
son Of Local Climate.

The old theory that Washington is
the hottest town in the country
from June 1 to october i, a theory
which has driven thousands of Wash
ingtonians out of the city during the
summer months and seriously inter-
feres with business has been all but
dispelled by Secreterv Thomas Grant.
of the Washington Chamber of Com
merce. in letter to Joseph Tumulty,
secretary to President Wilson.
Secretary Grant took exception to an
article appearing in daily paper last
Sunday in which the temperature of
Washington during the summer mouths
was described as oppressive. lie makes
a comparison of the average tempera-
tlire here with the average tempera-
ture in Hanover, r. l., which Is near
the location of the Winston Churchill
residence; whicn president Wilson in
tends using as his summer home. The
comparison shows a difference in favor
of the Rhode Island city of only about
eight degrees, according t9-Government
statistics
: Secretary Grants letter reads:
NY Dear Mr.. Tumulty: There ap-
peared in q daily paper of Sunday the
incIosed article, which, presents very
unfavorable view of the temperature In
Washington from June 10 Septemoer-
The Weather Bureau furnishes me a
copy of the official records (herewith),
June to September. 1903 to 1912, inclusive.
/ will not ask you to read the statistics,
but l will simply ask you to note that
these records show the average tenn
perature il Washington was as follows:
June, 707: July, 75.S; August. 1876; Sep
tember 6S.S. The average temperature
for Hanover. N. H, during the same
period was:. June. 627; July. 20; August.
64s; September, SIS. We trust that
thess figures will reassure you some
what as to the conditions here during
.he summer, and that you and your dis
tinguished chief for whose success we
all hope, will not feel you are to suffer
an Arizona climate. With respect and
esteem, believe me, very truly yours,
THOMAS GRANT,
Secretary Washington Chamber of
Commerce"
The Washington times., 1913-04-26

Cruso and Anna u. widmayer. two parcel
OF said tract. 80.
Twenty-second street northwest between 4
and L streets-Georse Henderson ct ux. o.
Estelle T. Paine. John Paine and Ogle T.
Paine. lot -. square s.. SO.
K street and c. and o. Canal-Barber A.
phalt Paving Co. to c. 4 o. Canal Co..
land lying west Of square ]. 40.
b street southeast. between Ninth and Tenth
streets-F1orence d. -McAuli6e ct ux. q
George W. and Masgie Lyons. lot q. squarv
9l3 so. Same to same. lot -. aluare -.
so
Chillum Castle Heights-washington Land
and Mortsage Company to T. J. Abbott.
lot 6. square 33s1. 81. 900.
Potomac street northwest. near Prospect
+, street-James F.. Mc0ees ct ux. TO Winifred
Brannan. part lot % DquAre 1:04 so.
O and p streets. North Capitol and First
streets northeast-Daniel ]. Altman ct ux.
to Catherine C. Altman. William L Bres-
nahan and Thomas L. Bresnahan. lot IL.
square eco. SO.
90 New York avenue northeast-Milton Bair-
stow ct ux. to Ernest c. Bairstow. lot ..
-Four a-han and q streets southwest
Edward A. McCann. r., to Francis Leon
ard part original lot "a. square 4s1. no
G street northwest between North Capitol
and First streets-Martin A. Gleescn et ux.
to John p. Sheehan. part lot IA. square 81.
so
BurrvilIe-O. H. r. Drury TO Charles T.
Mitchell. lots "a and s.. block 6. section :.
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
Realty Transfers
Northwest.

1esS Pennsylvanial avenue northwest-Flora
NJ. Gibson ct al. to George Gibson. one
s37 / street northwest-John b. Larner. trus-
tee, to Noble ID. Larner. one-third interest
Ia lot E and. part lot F. square s73. 81.
Twenty streets-Elizabeth c. Mur-
ray ct vir. Frank. TO Franklin p. Nash.
lot Is, square 5, SO.
1907 and 1863 Fourteenth street northwest
1.-The LowellD--Emma j. Walter ct vir,
Frank. 10 Harry Wardman. lots IS and =.
square 23T. $40.
Ninth and H street. northwest (northeast
corner)-Frank Walter ct ux. to Harry
wardman, lots IL, IA. Is. square 4O4. SO.
s16 and SIS Connecticut avenue northwest
Frank Walter ct ux. to Harry Wardman.
lots 1s and II. square 165. so
81 l. street northwest-Joseph NJ. Ward to
Mary V. Joseph. part original lot T. square
81. SO Mary v Joseph To William Nuel-
:er. game property. SO
uX. to Charles Mueller. part lot TO- square
n. OF 4. SO.
% sR4ppsyivsaia avenue MISUNDERSTANDING
Browning TO George s. James, one-twelfth
interest in lots SO and "a; reservation 10;
zesi- AZ street -porthwest-Helsn W. Bailey e,
al. to- Nelind r. England. part original
lot 90 and part srbIot 20 square 5l4. so.
1916 Wallach place northwest-George A.
Cartier Ca ct z lz to TO Franklin p Nash lot
1iS7 Tenth street northwest and 1000 " street
northwest-Emma b. Bergman to Frank IL.
square 3iI. 500. Frank II. Bushby ct ux.
CONVEYS same property to Emma Bushby.
Bergman. sl00
$50 o street Observation-Disclosures J. CorrelI
TO John I. scr!vener. part lot 50. square
I22e, SO.
Wisconsin avenue and Q street northwest
Effe NJ Sullivan 10 William J. o'DonneIl
part lot q. square l2s0. SO.
221 i street northwest-Virginia II. Wilson
to James r. Wilson. lot B. square oS0 81.
street northwest, between Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-nfth streets-John w. Brawncr
ct ux: to Robert A. Zachery. lot /. square
&c, SO.
n street northwest, between Thirty second
and Potomac streets-Samuel NJ. Sacks. ct
ux. TO John d. Carmen. part lot IA. square
$50 Eighth street nOrthwest-willIam Hitz
et al 10 Moses Goldenberg. part original
1883 Q street northwest-Mary r. Clapp 10
Henry T.. Amos. lot u. square 179. $40.
1907 and 1868 Fourteenth street Crhe LOwelD-
Harry Wardman et ux. to Florence F..
1915 1 street northwest-Hen-y p. Amos ct
ux: to Mary X. ..o SiapP; @ part original lots %
Ifo7 Sixteenth street northwest-WiIlian T.
Galliher ct ux. U Daniel Loughran, lot So
and south half lot 81, square Is5. SO. 4 +,
to Ella r.. and George Jenkins. lot I6.
square 2o6. SO
1860 T street nortiiwest-Daniel X Jackson
TO Harry J.. Dewey. lot lss, square l52. $40.
2l3 Z etreet northwest-Hary l.. Dewey ct
5. square sss. $40.
Rear OF 21l3 G street northwest-I.ouise L
Haniy TO Elmer III. CatIn and William II
Linkins. part original lot 3. square j6s. sia.
2f21 Pennsylvania avenue northwestern riss
r. Newman et ux. to Marie Z. Sullivan,
one-fourth interest In lot 8. square l6. $40
| 1.0s Twenty-first street northwest-Abner II
Ferguson ct ux. To George Y. Worthington.
1r. lot s. squsre s.. so.
,4ss Rhode Island avenue perthvsst-Atchaels
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
SELLS HANDSOME
CHEVY CHASE HOME
Purchaser, Whose Name Is
Withheld, Pays s25, 900 for
Bradley Lane Residence.

One of the largest exchanges recent
IL effected in Chevy Chase is the DUR
chase from J. w. Latham Of a large
beautiful home in Bradley Lane. just
across from the Chevy Chase Country
Club. The name Of the purchaser is
withheld for the present. but the con-
sideration was in the neighborhood of
81. 100 and the purchaser was repre-
sented by Elijah E. Knott and Charles
l.. Selecman.
Mr.. Knott also reports the sale Of two
houses on w street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northwest for
John r. Emory, for consideration Of
about $4,000, the name of the purchaser
again being withheld.
This officer has sold since January
1, almost $4,000 worth Of real estate
in this and other cities. a large trac,
in Buffalo. in which Harry Wardman
was involved. being among the largest
of the transfers.
The Washington times., 1913-04-26

Y. and part lots 1a and Il. square 1858.
C street northeast. between. Fourteenth and
een'n r. fn w. ,ai ess :osara ios so
Fourth and u streets MISUNDERSTANDING X.
Howenstein ct ux. to Scott G.: and Helen
B. Pullam, lot Il. square Sl4. $40.
I0i4 Third street northeast-Genevieve A.
Allen ct al. to Jane E. Mcnamara, lot as'
square 74e. SO.
E street northeast. between Fourth and
Fifth streets-Hernan r. Howenstein ct
Sli, $40.
Southeast.
q street southeast. between First and Sec
ond streets-Lillic A. Judik ct al. to John
4. wynkoop. part original lot IL. square
East Capitol street southeast. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets-Herman 4.
Howenstein ct ux. to Barbara and Henry
w Eibei lot 63. square loss. $40.
5ee = street southeast. and 59i and sos
street southeast-Sarah A. Dalton ct al.
square A2. and lots 20 and Il square Si3.
5oS street southeast-Frank II. Grant to
Sarah A. and Eliza Jane Dalton. part
original lot 4. square s42. $40.
507 street southeast-Frank III. Grant to
5os street southeast-same to Eliza Jane
Dalton. lot q. square si3. $40. ..
Twelfth street southeast. between d and Z
streets-Asbury X. Taylor. ct al to Pratt
Boice. lot l05. square 10is. $40.
East Capitol street southeast between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets-Hcrman X.
Howenstein ct uN. 10 Thomas NJ ana MAI
garet NJ Nolan. lot SO. square l0os. $40:
East Capitol street southeast, between rour-
teenth and Fifteenth streets-Herman r.
Howenstein ct ux. TO Beuiah u. Maupih'
lot 81. square lu5S. So
Near.Urban.
Fairview Heights-John W. Langley ct ux.
TO William J. Flather. jr.. lots Il ana To-
Fourteenth street and Columbia road north
west ,The Carlisle)-Harry Wardman ct
al. to Emma J. Walter. lot 6sS. north
grounds, Columbia College. SO.
Addition to lie Druit Park-H. II. Howen-
stein ct al. trustees. to John II. and Julia
j. Baltz. lot g.. block 81. 81. SEQ <,
e4I4 Fourteenth street northwest-charies r.
Williams et to Charles X. Newman, iot
SO, Craven Terrace. $40.
South Grounds Columbian C0llege-Olver p.
NJ Brown ct uX. to Charles II. Newman. lot
l4. SO Same to same. lot JAG. Slo.
PadswOrth-WiIIiam Helmus ct ux. to Babette
Dickinson, lot J. square 2693. $40.
Columbia Heights-IAbbie Foer ct vir. Frank,
to Bates Warren. lot rs. square %SsS. $40.
Ho.mead Manor-Edwin Z. Brink to Edinund
X Fox lots lO2 to l0J. l0I to ITO, III. 49,
square 80 so.
Dobb:us Addition-William {; AliaTd ct al
to Charles a. Hinkel. lot 81. block ~. siu'
Dobbins Additiop-faul l.. Whitmarsh CT uS'
10 Alonzo G. Miller, lot IS, square Il. Slo
Bolmead Manor-Edmund X. Fox ct ux. to
Alice Reardon. lots 1C2 and les. lOi. lVs'
1lO. H. and II3. block a. $40.
Addition 10 lie Droit Park-BenIaiiih r.
SouGers lot "A. block Il. so.
Columbia Heights-James Martin ct uX. To
Mary Z. BeaIl. lot CO. block - $40
Long Meadow-Mary Z. Beail TO Ellen Mar
tin lot rs, block IS. So
Mount Pleasant ard Pleasant Plains-John a
Hamilton ct al, trustees, to James r Bar
bour. lots 7s7 to 732. block l. $3.50.
ngleside-Kennedy ~ Davis Co. to Anna e.
The Washington times., 1913-04-26

Ricketts,. lot S. block II. so.
Woodley Park-Lucy d. Pollock 10 Andrew
Mount Pleasant and Pieassn, Piains-Harry
A. Kite ct al. TO Carl II. Smith. lots IS
and ~. square go, $40.
Petworth-David J. DUNCAN to Edward L.
and Berthe NJ. Valentine. lot 9s. block Is,
SO.
Petworth-Thomas J. Tate ct ux to Edward
IS. SIC
Holmead Manor Edward Lewis ct nj. to
Robert NJ: Kersey. lot IH, block a, $40.
Widows Mite-GeorEe ]. Worthington. tr.
to Abner II. Ferguson. lot e1s, So
lie Droit Park-Eugene h. Letcher ct ux. to
Nellie Morton lot 65. block 5. $40. Nellie
Morton conveys same property to Eugene
Il. and Isadora A. -Lctcher. SO
White Haven-E. T. Berry ct al. TO W. E.
West. lot L and west half 10: IL. 500
White Haven-Weedon F.. West to layton
Il. Ewing, lot IL, square 1890, So
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Henrietta r.
karics 10 James l.. Karrick. lot "a. square
Meridian HrlI-May P. Eaton ct vir, 1aray.
cite B.. To Frank and Esther Iangsam. lot
i'. block J. SO
Long Meadows-Ieopold Luchs ct ux to
Ioni: and Sarah Norman. part lots liz. 1ls.
Long Meadows-Charles P Hanback, ct ux
TO Lucy z. Brown. lots 1i5 and 1is. block
Mt. Pleasant-Joseph J. Moebs ct ux to
Charles l.. Wenger. lot SCI. square 266S. so.
Woodley Park-Kather. Inc p. Tetmore to
Miriam B. Wolf. lot 5. block Is. $40
Lanier Height-Jscob Zarin ct ux. to Isaac
Kriksteine and Lewis Friedman lot 126. SO
Kalorama Heghts-Wiliam A. Mearns ct
ux. TO Ransom p. Kettcnring. lots Is and
16. block 13. so.
Ingleside-Margaret f. Mullan ct vir. Henry
A.. to Lewis Z. Breuninger. lot So, block
Is. SO
Petworth-Edgar T. Muse ct ux. to Annie
NJ Northrup. lot II. square 30l6. $40.
High View-Harry Wardman al. to Henry
c. Morton. lot 40. square east OF S535. SO
Mt. Plcasant-W. Fenwick Matt!nglv ct uX.
to Ernest G. Walker. part lot T3S. s..
Ho,mead Manor-Augusta r. McGoHigal to
Melvin F. Fischer. lot 157. block 4s; SO.
Same to same. lot 155. block i3. 80.
Pctworth-Same to same. lot IS. square 20.
$40
University Park-Redfield Proctor. jr.. ct
tn Augusta Il. McGonigal. lot "a. block Al:
$40
High .View-Harry Wardman ct al. TO Walter
A. Mcmillan. lot II. squar. 553a. $40
Eckington-Joseph NJ Carmody TO Francis
s. Carmody. lots &c to IS. 81. IS. 4o block
a. So
Eckington-Francis s. Carmody ct ux. to
charles W. Trey. lot 23. block 4. $40
North Grounds Columbian Coilege-Harry
Wardman ct al. TO Emma ]. Walter. lot
Csc. SO.
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
Today's Transfers.

la02 street northeast-Afartha A. Bell et
vir. James. to Ora o. Borden. lot A. square
1909 SO.
1872 = street northwest-Frank s. Bright ct
al, trustees. to Elite s. Jermain. lot 1oi,
square Isl, SO
Ninth street northwest between T and u
streets-Frank l.. Dyer to Joseph II. Milans.
part original lot 3. square 3s3. SIC. Joseph
David II. Mead and Addison G. Dubois.
trustees. SO.
Pleasant Plains-Ettie W. Jerman to David
H. Mead and Addison G. Dubois. trustees,
lot so, square 2S35. $40.
1915 Q street northwest-kennedy & Davis
Company to Edward Valiant. lot 81. square
la3, $40.
Twelfth street southeast, between and K
streets-f.iIlie C Drury to Asbury r. Tay-
lor lot lOi. square lois. SO
East Deanwood-D. II. r. Drury to James
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
THREE RESIDENCES
OF RARE BEAUTY
Homes Of william H. McAister Capt A. S. Lucas S. L., and
r. Lisgett Attract Attention Of Washington
Architects and Builders

Among the handsome residence prop
critics being finished this spring m vart-
Gus sections Of the city. none nave
attracted more attention among build
ers and architects than the three homes
Of William H. McAllister, Capt. a. 8.
Lucas, U. 8. A., and r. II. LiGgett. eaeh
within stones throw OF the others
The McAlister home II at 70 wyoming
avenue. just a few doors from Twenty
third street, and the other two resi-
dences are on Twenty,third street racing
into wyoming avenue.
The McAlister home II the nearest
finished, tut all Of the houses shouio
be completed before June 1. Mr.. NC.
Alister IL a retired capitalist of New
York. and Is building the Wyoming ave-
mousse for his Washington residence.
Dom & Deming. the architects. have
adhered to simplicity throughout the
structure. but the materials are OF
the finest. The face brick Ii known as
.''rudtiQue oriental 1t IL unusually
dark, but in no sense aoppressive. and
with the limestone trimmings and an
elaborate fringe just under the roof OF
marble and brick interwoven IN pattern:
the front Is most attractive. A broad
porch stretches from one side Of the
house to the other
Entrance Through Hall
The entrance IL through q wide en-.
trance hail which opens on the left
into a commodious parlor, to the rear
of which Is Q still larger dining-room.
Behind the entrance hall 10 the library.
and the kitchen. pantry, and laundry
are also on the first floor
There are four bedrooms. a sewing
room. and two large bathrooms on the
second floor. and on the third floor 10
biliiard-room and three servants
rooms.
The dining-room IL finished In ma
hogany. and, except for this room. the
entire lower floor il finished in white
enamel. The second floor has q ma
hogany trim. The Davis Construction
Company are the contractors.
After the McAllister house. the next
to be completed IL the home Of r. H.
Liggett. at Twenty-third street and
Tracy place, just south Of Wyoming
avenue. Mr.. Liggett Ii at present Q
resident Of Jacksonville. Fla. but ex-
poets to remove to Washington on the
completion Of this home.
The house Is built along the Tudor
style, and Macneil & MAcneil. the ar
chitects. have made every effort to
keep the details throughout the build
ing true to this period. This applies
even to the windows, which have Eng
hsh steel frames and easements.
The exterior IL or rough-faced buff
brick. trimmed with Indiana limestone.
The roof Is OF special chrome-green
The Washington times., 1913-04-26

E. OConnor ct ux. to Henry Hiads. lot ..
square I'll, So
SIS Second street northwest-Samuel J; fishei
ct ux.A-to Henry and Jerome II. 'Gunder-
sheirper, lot ~. square 56S, SO.
$50 Twenty-third street northwest-Harry L.
Alden ct ux.. to Frederica q. Davis. part
original lot Is. square ~. $40.
1907 Twelfth street nOrthwest-John w.
Lewis ct ux. to James H. Winslow, part
lot 4, square 309, $40.
Ninth and H streets northwest-Harry Ward.
man ct ux. to Henrietta B. Hun. Lloyd
b. HUFF. Julian b. Hun, Burrell, +. Hun,
and Caroly HUFF Cobb, lots IL. IA. and i5'
square 4i, $40.
sl4 N street northwest-Charles W. King
ct ux. to MiIlard L. and Edith NJ. Robey.
part original lot l5. square SSs, $40.
7ol Sixth street northwest-Henrietta b.
Karrick ct vir, James l., to George E.
Slaybaugh, original lot .. square 1885, So
sl3 and SIS Eleventh street nerthwest-Hen-
rietta b. Hur to Harry Wardman. part
original lots and Z. square SA. *o.
l3oS Twentieth street northwest, 14l3 IL street
northwest, and 46 to Ar Seventh street
northwest-walter A. Gait ct TX. to Helen
Gait Minnigerode, all interest in part lot
TO- square 81, lot 80, square 80; part lots
i and and ali lot Is. square 4sl: and all
other real estate of first party. $40
15ss street northwest-Clara b. Etchison
ct vir, Howard. to Joseph and Mary La
roche lot So square 19o. $40.
les2 Fourth street northwest-Hamilton $
Martin ct ux to Joseph Martin. part lot
q. square 5I3, SO. Joseph Martin ct ux.
convey same properly 10 ha'hitoh =
Martin. $40
:. a street northwest-Genevieve A. Allen
ct al: to Jane McNarama. lot 80. square
se5 so.
r Ferry ct al, trustees. TO Charles l..
Tankersiey. lot l, square ~. $40.
1875 and 1927 Fourteenth street northwest-
Henry p Amos ct Tx. to jacob NJ. s'eih'
lots 35 and 5s. square 237, $40.
Is3s T street northwest-Sane 10 same
lot H. square 179. SO
1127 Eighth street northwest-Augusta X.
McGonicaI to Melvin F. Fischer: north
one-half lot 9. square 425: SO.
Iles Eighth street northwest-Ssme to same
south one-half lot 2. square ~; $40
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue northwest' between
Ninth and Tenth street-Rohert Lee O Brien
ct al trustees, to Caroline A. Bailey. part
original lot g. square 80: S.f0.
and o streets northwest
Catherine Green TO Mar g and Rose 4.
Green, part lots 1ce and lo3. square ,@5e:
SO
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
New Hospital to Open
With Big Reception

The formal opening of the Washing
ton Eye. Ear, and Throat Hospital will
take place tonight with a reception to
the friends OF the institution in its new
quarters. Cards have been sent 10 all
the ply sicians and dentists of the city
and E7any nonprofessional friends, in
viting them to attend the opening and
10 inspect the new building
Dr.. T. F. Wickliffe. of this city. has
been appointed resident physician.
Other members of the staff. as well as
the beard OF governors, which Is headed
by the Rev. Forrest j. Prettyman. chap
lain to the Senate. and the board of lady
managers. headed by Mrs. Champ Clark,
WILL be selected later.
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
Postal Bank Deposits.

On March 81 the Washington postal
savings bank held deposits for WASH
amounting to s1525eo. This
sum is exclusive of several thousand
dollars converted by Washington pa
irons Of the postal bank into Govern
;nent bonds Washington stands twen-
ty-seventh in the list Of cities rated ac-
cordinR to amount on deposit. The de-
posits for the entire country total ap-
proxinately sS3.500. 900, or an average
of 500 per depositor.
The Washington times., 1913-04-26

tile. and II Is stated this viii be thu
last roof Of this exact character pu
on In washington or anywehere else
1t Ii said that In spraying the tile witt
2 new solution which had Just beer
compounded. five workmen were attack
ed with blood-poison. and the composi
ton was promptly abandoned.
There are fifteen rooms In the house
IN addition to four servants rooms
three baths and one toilet room. Every
modern convenience has been Installed
automatic heat control. stationer,
vacuum cleaner refrigeratins room
brick-set ranges. clothes shute. ane
Various kinds of hardwood, In thef,
natural finish. are used throughout the
interior OF the house. and a peculiar
feature Of the interior - that the lime
stone trimmings used on the exterior
are projected through on the inside and
polished for the mullions and fransom
It IL expected this house will he com.
pleted about the middle Of May. james
L. Parsons 10 The builder
The last house 10 be finished. but one
fthe most unusual houses put up In
Washington recently. is that Of Capt
erected adjoining the iisxett property
affordinR a splendid view down Wyom.
ing avenue. =
Takes Advantsge Of View.
IE order 70 take the proper advan-
tage of this unusual situation, Clarke
Waggaman, the architect, has caused
the house to front North, and has
stretched q splendid loggia along the
east side.
The construction material Ia of tap
estry brick and stone. The entrAncs
is through an entrance haI Into I
large living room, which II two storieV
in height, and ID surrounded by sec.
ond-loor corridor. The Italian style
Of architecture IL carried out through
the building. and the interior - to be
given q sand hnish-
On the south end Of the house
stretches the dining room. There are
six master bedrooms. four baths. four
servantsf rossNS and four servants
baths The inside II finished In oak
wainscoating, beam ceiling Of this
wood being an attractive feature IN
the dining room. An the door trims
are of limestone.
The mantels are of limestone and the
hearths are Of Bollincino marble,
hiGhly polished stone Of yellow shade.
Perhaps the most striking feature OF
the east side = the carving In the
stone on the east front. which = not
vet fnished. II n expected the house
WIN be entirely, finished In about sis
weel-s-
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
Thos. W. Schaefer Joins
Fisher & Co. Force

Thomas W. Schaeffer. for more than
six years connected with the office Of
Stone e. Fairfax, aud previous to that
connected with Willige Gibbs x
Daniels. has 2ssociated himself with
Thomas j. Fisher e. co.
Mr.. Schaeffer has specialized in home
properties during his long experience
as Washington real estate man, and
will be in Fisher & Co.'S newly
organized home department. He is
well known among real estate uen and
builders in the cry,
The Washington times., 1913-04-26
In Jail, Out, and in Again.

Released this morning from the Dis
trict workhouse. William Proctor. col
ored. twenty-six years old. of Congress
Heights, was rearrested as q fugitive
from justice. Proctor. who had been
serving time for carrying concealed
weapons. Is wanted in Prince George
county. Nd. On a charge Of robbing Ids
cousin.