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The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Missionary Society
Buys Sixteen Lots

The Missionary Society OF St Pau
the Apostle has purchased from Paul
Sleman and Warren Foster. trustees,
and from Mrs, H. E. Mareun sixteen
lots in Metropolis View for about $1,000.
The property contains $500 square feet.
The sale was made through the office
of the y. L. Sansbury Company.
The company also reports today the
sale Of the dwelling at $50 Lexington
street northeast to Mrs. Marian Pyles,
and the dwelling at $40 Lexington street
TO c. E. Grubb. The houses were sold
for Kennedy Bros. Inc, for total of
3IO.500. They have also sold the house
at S3S Seventeenth street northwest to
Henry E. Birmingham for $3.50.
Edward McAieer. builder, has sold
through the same Office the new frame
detached house at 1921 Delafield street,
Sauls Addition. for $500.
hTe name Of the purchaser is with
held The house has lot 50 by 50 :eet,
and was recently completed.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
SAUNDERS ON WAY
TOREALTY MEETING
President Of Brokers' Associa-
tion Delegate to Conference
in Canada Monday.

What is expected to be the largest
gathering Of real estate men in the
history Of North America will be as
sembled In Winnipeg, Manitoba, Mon
day. when the National Association OF
Real Estate Exchanges meets for its
sixth annual convention. The conven-
ton will be in session three days.
The Real Estate Brokers' Association
Of Washington will be represented. at
the convention by its president, VIII
lam II. Saunders, who is now en- route
to the Canadian city. Mr.. Saunders was
recently appointed a delegate by the ex-
ecutive committee.
Sir Redmond P. Robin, premier OF the
province OF Manitoba, will deliver the
address of welcome on behalf of the
Province. Mayor T. r. Deacon. OF Win
nipeg, will deliver an address OF well
come TO the city. and President T. H.
Crottyr of the Winnipeg Real Estate
Exchange. will also extend a welcome
to the delegates. President Edward 8.
Judd. OF the National Association; Ed
ward S. Lovely, OF Detroit. treasurer.
and Thomas S. Ingersoll, OF Minneapo-
lis. executive secretary. will make their
annual TepOTlS dt lUc same SSsslOH Hf
balance Of the three-day session viii
be taken up with addresses. committee
reDorts and meetings and entertainment
features.
The entertainment features OF the con-
vention have been prepared on an elab-
crate scale. in which the city and pro-
vinc'al governments and the Canadian
transcontinental railroads have Coop
Grated with the Winnipeg Real Estate
Exchange After the close OF the con-
vention the railroads will take the dele
gates on free trip through the wheat
Provinces of the Dominion. as far as
the Rocky mountains. Receptions to the
members have been planned at all the
cites and towns at which the eXcur-
sion train Is to stop en- route.
Mr.. Saunders will not return TO the
city for about ten days.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
LAWMAKERS PLANNING
300 NEW BUILDINGS
Immediate Action Toward Con-
struction of Federal Struc-
tures in Country.

Immediate action toward construc-
ton Of nearly 800 new public buildings
in az many cities, appropriated for
during the last two Congressional ses-
sions. was taken today by the House
Democrats. A Democratic caucus next
Tuesday is planned to authorize an ex-
ira appropriation for inspection and
purchase Of sites for the new Federal
structures. Chairman Clark and men,
hers Of the House Public Buildings
Committee are arranging the caucus.
Although money has been ap-
propriated for the many new buildings,
because of lack of cash with which 10
hire architects, the Treasury Depart
ment has been unable TO make a move
toward selection OF sites or construction
work. ..... -...
The House Democrats propose to in
crease the supervising architects force
and get action on delayed building pro-
jeCtS.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Southeast.

North Carolina avenue southeast between
Sixth and Seventh streets-George W. Ker-
nodle ct ux. to -AIoysius W. Valentine, lot
IS. square 81. so. r.-..... H.E
A street southeast, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets--Msrgretta E. sharp to
Charles Z. Banes. lot 40. square ios6. 80.
Third street southeast, between Z and O
streets-HarTy Norment et al, trustees,
to Mamie E. Norment. lot 70, square 7e5,
H,f25 5Fa.-. D.
1895 K street southeast-Wllliam E. Ambrose.
trustee, TO Clarence +. Donohoe. part orig
inal lot 90 square I047, 81, 400.
II street southeast-Miranda B. Tulloch
to Layinia ". Rodney, lot z, square 732. SO.
Sixteenth street southeast. between East Cap
itol and A streets-Harry v. Bouic ct ux.
10 Augustus NJ. Hall, lots IS and 10. square
loss, SO rr. #.a--- -..-
125 Hickman street southesst-Mary r. B..
Imirie ct vir John TO II. Sydney King. lot
Is, square 73s. $40. ..
21s East Capitol street southeast-Alfred p.
Leyburn to Alfred Hisbie. lot 10. square
7eo. SO. 49, .-a-.
Tenth and N streets gton
Dennis Mccarthy, part original lot l. square
So. SO.
SIS Seventh street southeast-wilIiam E
Ward et ux. to Ethel B. Harreli. part lot
a. square S77. SO.
Eighteenth street and Massachusetts, avenue
southeaN-Robert z. Duvall ct nj. 10 Will
lam T. Ballard, trustee, original lot ],
square i09s SO. William T. Ballard trus-
tee conveys same property to Robert Z.
Duvan. William w. Duvall and Minnie L.
Ashby, so.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
FOUR NEW BUSINESS
BUILDINGS READY
Stores and offices win Be oc-
cupied Within Short Time,
Owners Report.

New business building continues in the
downtown and near downtown sections
Today four new structures are practi-
caIly completed, -
At 1903 II street, new loft building Is
being finished by the A. c. Moses Con-
struction Company for Franklin T. SAN
ner. The building Is a four-story struc-
ture Of tapestry brick with limestone
trimmings and base. 1t was designed
for occupancy by a mercantile house.
The first story Is a store room with q
large show window. The building Is In
line with recent improvements in the
neighborhood where old residences have
passed rapidly to give place to busi-
ness. The builders expect 20 have the
structure ready for occupancy next
week. ---sl--- - =
Another, handsome business structure
of similar proportions and design. is
being finished for occupancy next week
Thomas circle. The Boyle-Rohertson
Construction Company has erected Il for
M. Pasternak, who will occupy the
whole building. 1t was designed by
Frank G. Pierson:
At Il4J Connecticut avenue. Clarke
Waggaman is completing the construc-
ton of three-and-a business
building. part of which was occupied
this week. The Washington. College Of
Music has taken the two upper floors.
The two lower floors are now nearly
ready for store purposes.
Provision has been made for four
store rooms. each with large show win
dows, two on the street level and the
other two half story up:
Mr.. Waggaman Is also erecting an
other business structure Of two stories
on the east side of Connectieus avenue
Just north Of Rhode Island avenue. The
building has a frontage of sixty feet
and Is designed for three stores on the
first floor and Office rooms on the
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
LIBRARY FOR BLIND
WINS $4,000 FIGHT
National Library, by Decision Of
Comptroller Of Treasury,
Gets Appropriation.

The National Library for the Blind has
won its fight for use Of the appropriation
Of 5000, provided in the last District
appropriation bill. the payment of which
to the library was contested by the Co
lumbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind. The Comptroller Of the Treasury
to whom the question was referred by
the District Commissioners. reached a
decision yesterday, but following the
custom Of the Comptroler's office. this
decision viii not be made public for
three days, or until Monday, However,
Il Is understood from an authoritative
source that the objection of the Poly
technic Institute to the payment OF the
money to the library has been over
ruled.
The last District appropriation bill
contained the following provision: Lii
brary for the Blind. for aid. for one
year only. OF the Library for the Blind,
located at 1923 II street northwest,
IS. OO0.''
Payment Of this appropriation was OBJ
jected to by Columbia Polytechnic In
fused an appropriation OF Sc. 900 from the
District Commissioners. II was alleged
that there is no Library for the Blind. "'
the name given in the appropriation bill.
Il was. further declared that the Ma
tional Library for the Blind, at whose
disposal the appropriation was about to
be placed. was a national and not a
local institution. and. therefore. subject
to Federal. rather than District aid.
The matter was then referred 70 the
Comptroller for an opinion. .,-..
The Comptroller Is said to take the
position that although an error was
made In the name of the institution.
the intent of the Commissioners was
clear. The fact that the institution
claiming the appropriation conducts an
institution ut l729 II street northwest
the address given in the language of the
bill. clearly Identifies u as the institu-
tion sought to DO aided.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
DOWNTOWN HOUSES
SOLD THROUGH HILL
Mrs. Mary R. Heistand and
Justice Campbell Buy New
Residences.

Edw ard X. Campbell, of the Court of
Claims. have bought two downtown
residences. the sales Of both of which
have been closed through the office OF
William Corcoran Hill
Mrs. Heistand bought from Mrs.
Hattie Harris the large stone-front
residence at 1552 Avenue of the Pres
idents- The price of the property has
not been disclosed. The lot is 321k by
ITO feet. Col H. o. S. Heistand, U. S.
A. and Mrs. Heistand will make the
place their home. -r4- .
Justice Campbell has purchased the
Turnbull residence from the National
Savings and Trust Company, which
was trustee for the Turnbull estate,
and will make it his residence. The
price named in the deed is $4,000. he
house stnds in a lot 100 by $50 feet.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Electric Contractors
Plan Trip to Norfolk

announcement was made today that
NO meetings CT the Electrical Con-
tractors Association will be held
lining the month of August, but tha I
snne time IN the later part Of the
month the members OF the association
felix on the boat
An apropriation has already been
40. TO cover the expenses OF such
q trin. but the committee in charge
"r Inc arrangements has not yet com
Oieted its plans. This committee Is
nn,nosed Of John w. Ireland. chair
n,n: John 5. Hebbard. Phillip c.
C'bInman. Crosby Kelly. and John J.
SIanwald J. 8. Randall Is president I
of .be association and the other Of
Gcsrs are John H. Hoffackcr, vice
nrssjdent: William y. -Wathel. treas
nrcr and Mr.. Odenwald, secretary.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Northeast.

A street northeast. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-Werdna House to J. Fred
erick Fuss. lot Il. square 1868, SO.
sos TO 9lI Third street northea ast-AIlan Nc
Lane Albert 10 Abe BlumenthaI, lots I35 TO
I2s, square TO SO.
Massachusetts avenue northeast between
Seventh and Eighth streets-Luther A.
Swartzell ct al, trustees to Amanda G.
Schafer. lot 56. square $50. 2,0O0.
North Carolina avenue and Il street north
east-Juian c. Goolsby ct ux TO Anna L.
Lukei, lot 70. square 1886 SO. .r. ..
l2ll' X street northeast-Alexander Wolf ct
al. trustees 10 william NJ Drury lot a..
square looz, t2.t25. William II. Drury OF
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Freak" Flying Barred
From Aviation Field

NEW YORK. July 2s.-No freak" fly
ing will be permitted on the Hampstead
aviation hcld this afternoon during the
observation of navy aviation day -..
Mortimer Delano. secretary Of the
club. said that the meet was SIMPLY to
deaRcnsrate the practicahIllty OF zero
pIanes to navy officials.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
May Abolish Convict Labor.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July se- The
use OF convict labor in the mines will
be the principal subject OF discussion
by the Alabama coal operators when
they assemble here Monday for their
the mine owners have expressed thei..
willingness to release the State from
the contract whs'.h provides for the
employment of several hundred couvicts
In the mines.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
New Apartment Houses
Are Under Construction

J. J. Moebs. contractor, is building
two three-stOry apartment houses on
the south side of T street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
Plans were drawn by Claughton West
architect. Each apartment will have a
frontage Of twenty-five feet, and con-
tair three apartments OF four rooms
and bath.
Mr.. West has also completed plans
for a two-story apartment to be erected
at 1850 II street northeast, which will
contain four apartments
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
To Dedicate Memorial Park.

FORT RICE. N. D.. July S.-Elab-
orate arrangements have been COM
pleted for the dedication of the Fort
Rice memorial park tomorrow. Several
militia companies will participate N
the exercises and Governor Hanna,
former Governor Burke. and other
North Dakotans of prominence VIII H
lmcng tho speakers.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
.DR EARLE Whitley
|. TO CONDUCT SERVICE
Returns to Washington for Ser
mon in Vermont Avenue
Christian Church.

The Rev DR.. Earle wnfey. who has
been attending Columbia University
4 for severa fweeks, where he Is TAX
ing, an advanced course. will return
to Washington tomorrow to conduct
] tn hrst of two special midsummer
, services In the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, In Vermont avenue,
near n street northwest.
| Members of Congress-. who are af-
iiliated with the Disciples Of Christ
are being solicited to attend today
! by COMMITTEES composed Of Senator
Thornton of Louisiana and Congress
man Alexander of Missouri and Con-
gressnan Morgan The wenen of
I the Congressional circle are also 6e-
ing invited by special COMMITTEES.
and Il 10 probable that the church
row. .,-S -
I Electric, fans have been installed in
the church this week and this win
make the building a comfortable
place. no matter what the weather
may be. The service win begin at
II o'clock. and DR.. wilney's subject
will be HThe Religion Of tie Modern
Mind"
Seaside chautauqua.
In addition to his work in the uni-
yersity, DR.. Wiley has been con-
ductins a summer seaside ChautAu-
qua at Bethany Beach. Del. with
much success He will return to the
university and to this work next
week
Congressman J. T. Helm Of Alabama
Il wuf ~ fha
Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow night
on The Ideal Woman" The Congress
man has two brothers In the ministry.
and is an able talker himself. with
the suffrage question gaining Importance
daily and modern dress being severely
criticised In every quarter. the address
tomorrow night Is exciting no little at
teution.
The Rev. John E. Briggs. pastor OF
the church. win preach his last SER
mon 1on,,0 OF the sum,nasr ,n there tomSrrow IS ..
his vacation. His subject win be The
Office of the Holy spirit" During his
absence the pulpit viii be filled BY the
Rev. DIT. Weston Bruner, former pas
Myrons Jermain JONES'. director Of eau-
cation IN the Y. NJ. G. A-.swHl be heard
tomorrow morning and evening at the
Second Baptist Church. Personal Re-
ASlOii anu inc 00LlA4 CPAAiI W
the subject OF his morning address. and
IN the evening he will talk on Three
Tests Of Discipleship-"s
To Tell of woman's Wish.
"a Washington woman's Wish !
Overheard on the street." is announced
by the Rev. Hez Swem as his story
for tomorrow evening. The Rev. SVEN
has just returned from visit to his
early home IN Indiana. having. been
absent from his charge here but one
Sunday. His practice Of preaching
"coatless sermons'' and allowing his
congregation to be as comfortable as
passihIe, has made his summer evening
services on unqualified success.
In the new Masonic Temple tomorrow.
AT 3 o'clock. the Washington Temple
Cougregation will be addressed by
Pastor l.. w. Brenneisen. general sec
retary, Of the Peoples Pulpit Associa-
ton OF New York. His subject will be
Men OF Destiny" The evangelist II on
his way back to New York from Ashe-
vile, II. c.. where he has been attend
ing the International Bible Students
convention
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Charles A. Roussos
Buys Store Building

Charles A Roussos has purchased the
four-story store and dwelling at s04 K
street northwest and intends to remodel
tho structure
The property is "a by 100 feet, and
brought $22, 500. The sale was made
through the office of J. Leo KoIb.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Southwest.

SA F street southwest-Edward A o'Neill
et ux. TO Francis Leonard. part lot 1S,
square tl3 so. .r. 7trs
Izs7. lsIl, l245. l2l5 ur-and-a-half street
southwest, and 46s + street southwest
Helen I. Whltton to Ignstius J. CoEtigan.
original lots 72, 70, "A. 70. square 5o2, and
west half original lot %, square 49, SO.
IenatIus j. Costigan conveys same prop
terty5 20 Helen T. Whitton. $40. #t Fs=.
Maryland avenue and Tenth street southwest
Louisa E. Dentinger 10 Leonard p. Daniel.
part original lot 6. square 3S5, SO.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Moves His Office.

II. L. Thornton. real estate operator,
has rempved his office from 6O7 Thir.
teenth sAeet 70 the Southern building.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
ROCKVILLE PLANS
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Prominent Speakers, Picture
Shows, and Concerts In
cluded in Entertainment.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. July ss.-Exten-
sive preparations are being made for
the Chautauqua to be held here August
sill. 1t will be held under the auspic5
OF the Pennsylvania Chautauqus. As
ISOLATION. Of Swarthmore. Pa, a number
of the people Of Rockville and viciri.y
having guaranteed the association S1,4e0
fo- the seven days. entertainment
Among the speakers will be Judge
Ben Lindsay, William T. Ellis, Reno B.
Welbourne, Frank Dixon. Paul N. Pear
son and Miss Meddie. o. Hamilton. The
program also includes Inoying pictures
and concerts.
The Chautarqua WI be held In a
large tent to be erected on the Rock
vile High School grounds. Frank HIg-
gins is chairman OF the Rockville Chau-
tauqua committee. s.-4-
Eugene Lawrence Kidweii. aged twen-
ty-one. of Harrington. Va, and Miss
Ruth Sarah Bigelow. aged seventeen, Of
Wellington Va. were. married here yes
terday by the Rev. Frank NJ. Richard
son. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. the ceremony taking
place at the parsonage in the presence
OK young man friend OF the couple,
by whom they were accompanied I'm
mediately after the ceremony, they left
for Washington.-------
Alleging misconduct. Mrs. Helen c.
Condict of Wheaton district, has filed
suit In the circuit court here for an
absolute divorce from Causin Condict.
also of Wheaton district. She also
asks t. be allowed alimoney and to re-
sumo her maiden name OF Callahan.
Mrs. Condict Is represented by Attorney
Mark Stearrnan. OF Washington.
Dr. Elisha G.. Etchlson has returned
20 his home at Gaithersbarg. this
county, after several weeks treatment
In a Fredericksburg hospital. His con-
dition Is said to be much improved
The Washington times., 1913-07-26
Realty Transfers During Past Week
Suburban.

26S9 $40.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26

nx convey same property to Martin Nc
Hugh. $40
10 F street northeast-Percy s. Anderson to
John 1. Garrison, lot So, square Ssl. $40.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26

DR.. Elisha c. Etchlson has returned
20 his home at Gaithersbarg. this
county, after several weeks treatment
In Fredericksburg hospital His con-
dition is said to be much improved.
The Washington times., 1913-07-26

street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Lissota N. KoIb ct al, to George
H. Carlisle: part original lot !. square 5ls,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
OrssSsis sisextbnms -6systteie.
Gincinnati. 22. ROp.
geue 0ppotbefen.

Y .
Mnno u. Tonnerbere ii. Mnp. an
MpoIo 9. unb 6. SO. $4500.
Qdtrid Mc6rnrn an proplosnf
Gapinas 9. nnb 3. 60. $7o0.
Wolfsang 2aher or 0uorantse De
poiit Go. $1200.
.Gmiln SinIpn an Central 5atre
mount 3. uno 8. 60. $1,000.
Minnie ShIemmer an Worttngs
mems German .. nnp 9. 60. $500.
Sohonnes aob an Samusl .. eOos
Der. $3.50.
NareifIa Jlotpers on Jobn Wlusllsr
u. ann. $3.50.
games +. 5olep on Glmsr ..
Diners. $l53.30.
sIpra Bon aanel an 5snrp Bar.
$700.
Nina gea an @eit Ctr. SO. 2 6.
unb o. go. S2750.
ssoIepb Smrie OH Garden GcpoIlt IL.
Qodn 60. $1,000.
Dstilate 6ppotheten.
Wilbur W. Bennett an DAT 8. ino
9. 60. $4,000.
Geo. Gilbert an Winis 6. 9arpsr.
$8O7.
Gmilp SinIon an 8. 80. 5rssman,
Wormuup. $4,000.
2ouis Shlemmer an 3enrlstta
Bohn.. S17O0.
WoIfeana aa6er an Gin Str. Sn'
buftrp 3. unb 9. 60. $1250.
I. 80. 8psIins an u. 81. & g. .,
Sarpuot. S1261.
Soiephins Joden an 8. y. DIR.
$500.
genj. Sbori an aoam Gran. S27o'
Gopbia Shubtiper an propioeni @
Wons 8 gruit So. $500.
geott 8onbam an RinsspIb .. uno
6. 60. $25O0.
/ Wopb.lIe Strider an Mpormon &
Sobns. s157.
Sobn Guartors an 9eit Cir. glo. 2
g. nnb 3. 60. S2750.
Gerielbs an GImer 6. Gormat.
$4oO.
4lion q. 8alters an Sncnmore g
nnb 6. 60. $500.
D.rieIbe an petsrs Rsaltp 60
$3.50.
I. &c 6. Gr,snfpaIo Gp. on propl'
bent G. 81. uRD 3. SO. 100000.
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