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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
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Sr. Setter Sabrnep & Cons,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

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ausoriiden. 10 ut Gins 10 Summ pie
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Die mad, iehcr rid,tigen Nushcutuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

Der fubiitiihcn Sbeoric cin piel be-
iriebi9enbereS nmb picl bctpratipcreS
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

Sn Der sSeitifriit .Yans Nmcrifus
niide llnion~ berid,tet Charles w.
Grrricr iibcr einen interenunten Be-
ilid, Den cr in 8celeitung bes Irhdos
logon Hdnoolpb Sapille Den Sriim>
incrn elmer pur9eid)idtliten Staot.
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geinddJt bat. Sros Der 3eritoringen,
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peruriadt bat, geben Die Sriimmcr elm
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licat. hnbeippbnt. Sther in Der gralien
@orseit bat cine bid,te 8ep6lferilna
port aehauif.
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Sipei Sahrbunberte, bcpor Die Spaz
ricr 5uerit ibren SUB auf %peruanis
iden 9oben iesten. bon Den Snfas
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Stabt ben Nameu Garamars
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ooer Tbeile oe%sielben peientlih be-
reid)ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

iuerben." .gs lit iiberfliiiiig,
oarauf %ein5useben, peldcn 8ertb Die
genale aenntniB Der Nnatolnic Der
pcntihen 2uftifific fiir Inns gcipins
men tann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

Gbicaso. ST.. Den 1. Sebr. ~.
Sr. Setter Sabriiep & Cons.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08

cost and lots /, and Is. square e0Ss. SO
Richmond Park Richmond Park improve
ment Company TO Lloyd II. Almy, lot 81
square so55 so.
ChfiIum Castle HeIghts-washingto Land
and Mortgage Company TO Paul Webb, lots
81 and -. square 5.SS. 5000.
Cleveland Park Lille v. McCullum 10 Ca
thoiraI Company LOIS 20. 81. and IS. square
square 2O66, SO.
Fcrnwood Heights-w Washington Real Estate
Company to William NJ, Terrell, lots &c. 3s.
and 81 block l. SO
ChIIlum Castle Heights-Washingtor Land
and Mortgage Company to Roy ID. Howard,
lot 49, square 25s3. 1000.
SauI's Addition-Horace G. Smithy ct ux. TO
Elizabeth s. Saum. lot 3. square see SO.
SauTs AdditIou-EliZabeth S. Saum 10 Ror-
ace e. and Rosalie L. Smithy. lot -,
square 9SO7. $40.
CiriswcIG's Addition to Anacostia-Mary F.
Swar to Benjamin N. MunGeil part 10:
Buena Vists-ssIIe NJ Parker to yirsiI E.
Williams. lots 20 and q. square 5Ssa and
Williams to saIlle NJ Parker. lots IS to
ChIchrster-Mary 4 Harvey TO EunIce Muir
lots lots = "a ant =. T. square sssi. $40. ''''' a'0
Fourteenth Street HeiShts-James $. Essley
ct al. trustees. To Fourteenth Street
Heights Land Company. lot :. square -sis;
lot = square isis; lots ., ]. 4. 20. -, ~
squars cgi7: lots IL 10 II. square ss.7: lots
to u. sUuare 2si7; lots 60 and IS. square
:SIf, si3n7.SS.
County-aimcc Wilson 20 George ". McOon-
old tract % ouc-Courth acre. described hy
uetes and bounds. 500.
I;rightwood Pax Thomas u. FARRELL ct ux
10 r. W. q. Wilmayer aud Anna II. Will
mayer. lot g.. block s. $40.
Saurs AIdiiI"u--ASnss 4 saul 10 joan Il
IIsislIp. 10; IS. square eoss. SIC.
Saurs Addition-RosIDA NJ Nav to John IL
Haislip. lot 81, square .sCS. SO
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
Southeast.

Walter street southeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth stTeets-W. w. Chiswell ct
al 10 Mary T.. Booker. lot go. square .0l5.
SIC Mary T.. Booker to W. Wallace CHS
well and Harry 4. Kite, lot -, square
I0lj. $40. W. Wallace Ch!swell ct al. TO
AdeIIa L. ChiswelI lot "a, square 1ol5. SO.
J street southeast, between Ninth and Tenth
streets William VI. Tmhau ct uX. 10 Mary
T.. H-Dson. last half lot }. square $50 $40.
Ida II. Tmhau to same all interest in
same property. $40.
4 stree. southeast. between Sixth and Sew
ehfh strects-William +. Kullberg TO Aug.
ust and Elizabeth Link. part original lot
IL. square SO. SO.
PcnnsylVania avenue southeast. b"tWccn FIJI
tcenth and Sixteenth streets-Mahlon II.
BoSt et uK. TO John W. BraWner part lot
-. squaTr 1878. $iO.
South Carolina ave.ue southeast. betW ecn
Thirteenth AMI Fourteenth stTeCts-Arthur
G. Moses ct uN. tn William J. and Clara
4. Moore. lot Ss. square i03S. $40.
5l3 and 5lJ East Capitol street southeast
John NJ. George ct al. trustees TO WILL
ian +. Maloney. lots II and Is. square
sH, 3.
q street southeast. between First and Sec
ond sfreets-Jancs + Douglas ct ux. 20
Charles Il. Cornell. part original lot IL.
square 15@. $40.
5li East Capitol street southrast-V'ilian
Z. Mnloney TO Joseph A Herbert. lot IS.
square ai. $40.
1918 l. street southeast Hattie F. England
to w. ROJ Baker lot Sc square los $40.
Tenth and Eleventh streets-John Scrivercr
e. uS. to Horac" +. and Mary A. Ewin lot
- square go so.
Sol Virginia avenue southeast Samuel V.
Gusack 81 ny. to Albert Shapiro. lot IL.
square $50 SO
Pennsvlvania avcnre souiheast cen FIJI
teenth and Sixteenth Streets-WilIIam 4
Boss et uX to Elizabeth f PoIneroy. lots
- TO 2s. square lCis. Sfn
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
.ATLANTA'MAN BUYS
CORNER1N CAPITAL,
PRICE IS sll1,5O0
Asa G. candIer, Coco Cola King,
May Erect Office Building at
Fourteenth and K.

One Of the most important real estate
transactions Of the year Is the pur-
chase Of the southwest corner Of Four
teenth and X streets northwest by Asa
G. Gambler, the Atlantic coco-coIa king.
The transaction Is interesting not only
because It means the probable erection
Of another large office building for
Washington. but also because by join
ing an expensive property with less
expensive one. the Atlanta capitalist
has greatly enhanced the value Of the
cheaper property.
An aggregate Of a1i.50o Is involved in
the transaction. of this amount s5l.5oo
was paid for about ZOO feet of ground
fronting on fourteenth street. and 30
900 for almost 5000 square feet fronting
on X street and having q depth Of more
than 40 feet. Thus Of two adjoining
properties the one brings 80 foot be-
cause of its frontage on an important
business throughfare, while the adjofn-
ing property. fronting on q less impor-
tant business street was obtained for
81 q foot.
Obviously. II the new owner Joins the
two properties together by the erection
OF large office building. as he probably
VIII do In the near future, the 3 prop
erty win b., Just about as valuable as
the so property
The time is hardly ripe yet for the
erection Of an ONCE building Of any
considerable size as far out as X street,
but IL business continues to develop In
that section as rapidly as II has for
the past few years. II Is matter Of a
very short time until such q buildiug
viii prove paying Investment Ex-
perts have testified recently that the
most valuable real estate in Washing
ton Is at Fifteenth and H streets, "a.
a property only three blocks from tina.
point, and situated right in the pash
Of greatest growth, will be In great de-
mand within few years IL the devel-
opment OF the section continues normal
II was stated in the ofiice OF Thomas
J. Fisher & Co., who engineered the
transaction for Mr.. Gambler, that no
definite plans for Improvement are be-
ing contemplated at present The
cCco-cola king Is expected to arrive
In Washington next wek to look over
his newly acquired property, and to de-
termtne whether to make any improve
ments at present or wait
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
SELL SECOND SET
OF new DWELLINGS
Kennedy Brothers Have Dispos-
ed Of Last Seven Of Thirty-six
Houses. = ~.

The second set of an operation of
thirty-six three-story dwellings in Que
bee street erected by Kennedy Brothers
has been sold completely by the N. L.
Sansbury Co., and Kennedy Brothers
now have under. construction another
row of similar design. Twenty-nine of
the thirty-six houses were sold before
completion. The most recent sales In
this section are Of premises 74S Quebec
street to o. B. Bowman. premises 10
Quebec street, to John e Wilkie,
premises al Quebec street, to NJ j.
Killeriane. and 737 Quebec street. to J.
r. Colburn. The Sansburg Company has
also sold for Kennedy Brothers the
dwelling at SN Lexington street north
east. bringing the total of the property
handled for Kennedy Brothers to $2s I00
Continued activity in Saufs addition
is also reported by the Sansbury COM
pany The two-story and attic dwelling
at 1906 FOURTEENTH street northwest,
fronting eighty feet on Fourteenth
street, was purchased by Mrs. Eliza
$500. II. G. Smithy has purchased q
lot In Saul's addition, fronting sixty
one feet on Fourteenth street, for con-
sideration of s3,7o0.
Mrs Charles G. Williams purchased
through the same office a lot on New
Hampshire avenue northwest. between
Taylor and Upshur streets, from Hugh
McGovern. The purchaser VIII improve
the property with three modern dwell
lings.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
APARTh hENT HOUSE
SOLD FOR $4,000
J. E. Poole Sells Prince George,
Through A. c. Houghton Co.,
to Andrew c. Shannon.

Sales aggregating $3.50 within the
past month. and including several
transactions of considerable size, are
J. E. Poole has sold to Andrew c.
Shannon, through this office, the Prince
George apartment house, at 1913 Thir-
tieth street northwest at a considera.
ton of about $50 0Oo The same princi.
rails were involved in the sale of the
tnree-story, nine-room residence at 1856
Ontario Place, especially attractive be-
cause of It's colonial architecture, at a
consideration of $500.
In part payment for these properties
MIR. Shannon gave a well-improved.
thirty-acre farm near Silver Springs,
Nd, valued at s30,0O0. Mr.. Poole will
make his home on this property, which
is improved with handsome eleven
room residence, fitted out with all the
conveniences of the city. including fur
mace heat, gas fixtures and complete
sewer system. r.. +.
same office include the purchase from
Iva A. Heany by Emma II. Smith OF the
three-story, nine-room dwelling at lis V
street northwest at consideration OF
about S5,oc0A Alfred ID. Smith sold,
through the same office, to Iva d..
Heany, the siX-room dwelling at 3SlS
Flagler street at consideration OF
Lbout 5000.
One of the least expensive apartment
houses recorded in the District is the
sale of 13I1 and 1SI1h l. street southeast.
Il two-story brick building containing
two four-room and bath apartments.
The consideration was about ZOO. In
provements will be made on the prop
cTty by the purchase ser. Henry Tyler.
Ellerson and wemple sold. through
this office. three dwellings on Fifth
street northwest, for a total Of $3.50.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08

Pace-lof tin,l~ ofa
I Columbia Heigh;s Rrn.s;, .,., =. :,
trustee. TO %aiince j HiIi lot Se bIocl ~ ~
81 GO o. nut io' ~ ''oeh a.
MI. PIeasant ard pIea..n, p,a,,s
Wardman ct al 10 Jsmes y PadT.n ~,
IoS sorsre ,SSs sIo Jarn.. Z, p.d-aa ~, y,
ux. convey same propertV TO Harry Ward.
man ana Iohn n Sshss ~ so 49,
Wansman 81 ,I con,.,,S 49,. -. - ,
q Waiter Paler ard So,. NJ paLpr syn ~
HirhyiewNEaTrv wsram.n 81 a g., srs- ~.
enee :. and Beuiah q Wh.ei., ios sx
sonare sssa s,e " "heeiei' '"e 60
Mt Pleasant ana pleasa,, plata.
Wardman a, al ,o Iohy n pi, q
and Mary p Pinnbard 10, iss sp,,s. sSes g.
Sie 'po' oN 49, sS1ie -'0''
Petwor,h-AIxip r,,ch.o.L =, So 80
Emanr., Snai.h L, "a ,. .,a W
We.t ErLtn gyon u,,ihar fD,ar .,
to Fredinand q Mct;ivcn iot 20 hioch
IL Srn,, p,rL ro, NJ r.... =. -,
and EmH,, R 81 o.. ~, ~, 10 ..I 1T
aoes 40 - 'NosA"' 'o' w. squafe
Inxleside-Harr>, A Kite n, ny ,o po,, u,sh-
atsr PrInce IL, e h,o.t ,s s,o 20 noS "eo-
south Grnnndse coirrohts o Coi,saa ~. ,rso-,
Poole m Ricbs nj 3 Warfe io, 10. sye "a
North Co,unnhls HeIsht. cnnn. "a" v,
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
Northeast.

H25 street northeasz-Jessie s. Davies "a
/ William F. Kulibers, lot ss, square 1868. SO.
Ninth street northeast. between B and c
streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct uX. to
Rachel Orchard. lot LIZ. square 9I7. $40.
North Capitol and Decatur streets northeast
Florence kolb TO Ernest e. Dahle. lots 1gJ.
, 1S, HI, square $50. 81: same TO Christina
{. Dahle. lots 81 and IS. square G69. 81.
n street northeast between Sixth and Sew
enth streeis-Middaugh g. shannon TO Rufus
and Inn!e y. Reed, lot 3D. square SIS, SO.
rs Twelfth street northeast-Jennle +. Tuck
er TO William A. Lavelette. lot q. square
1904 So
e0s Ninth street northeast-Henry II. Berg
mann ct al, trustees. TO Charles Z.
Worthingtnn and Martin Wiegand, trus-
tees. part lot 90, square 9l7. $40.
Grof's court northeast. between L and r.
Third and Fourth s1reets--Charies E, Cor
nell CT uN. TO James, f. Douglas lots l2l
and IL. square 779. sis.
10 and 1l2, q street northeast-John Seufert
to James .. Marreron and Mary T.. Nor
mann. part lots s and 2. square ~. s..
Sli II street northeast-Emma y. Regain to
Frank l.. Ward. lot 20. square si2. SO
Frank T.. Ward conveys same property TO
Cornelius Regan, $40.
i2s2 Emerson street Observation-Disclosures and
Eastern star Home tO Albert Temple. lot
Iai. square 1929. 81. go
Cle NJ street noTthenst-Iudwig IIndenkohl ct
ny. 10 Charles Z. Tribby. lot 9. square SIS.
6l5 Orleans place William A.
Pierce ct Tx. to Ida =. Humphrey. lot 2T5.
sqrare s55. $40.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
BUREAU OF CENSUS
WANTSNEW BUILDING
Valuable Records in Peril Of Fire,
Declares Director in Recon-
mendation.

A new building for the Bureau Of the
Census, "a more modern structure
erected with view to present and flu
ture needs Of the permanent Bureau
with better facilities for lighting and
sanitation and large amount of stor.
age space for documents. records
equipment and furniture carried over bs
tween census periods would greatly
facilitate the work of the bureau and
would add to the comfort and well.
being of its employees"
This is the urgent recommendation OF
Census Director E. Dana Durand. for
modern quarters to take tie place OF
the building at First and 3 streets
northwest. now occupied by this branch
of the Government. The need of a
fireproof building Is particularly great.
he says. in view o fthe vast quantity
of valuable records which must be
stored
Because of conditions in the old
building, Director Durand hesitated
about retaining the old building In 1915.
but after thoroughly canvassing the
situation II was decided upon as the
most available course. especially as the
lessor offered to expend several thou
sand dollars in much needed changes,
chiefly designed to improve the sanitary
condition Of the building.
Census schedules relating to farms
and agriculture are too elaborate and
should be revised according to Dr.
rector of the Census Durand The
agricultural schedule of 1910, he
points out, had spaces for more than
soc items. not all of them applicable
to every farm. but sufficiently so to
confuse the farmer and the enumer-
ator.
The public" said the Director,
must get along without so much
a agricultural information. or the in
formation must be obtained in some
other manner than that of general
enumerating.'
Many of the questions carried on
the agricultural schedule cannot be
answered by the farmer. except on
the toughest guess.
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
Suburban.

Chiilum Castle Heights Washington Land
and Mortgage Comfuny TO Clarence w
Stallings lot i26. square :3Si. $50.
Bcairs Adventurc-John w. Glcnnan tc
Charlie W. and Mary F. Walker. lots l:
and L.. square 5liS. SO.
Saurs Add!tion-Fredcrick J. Tanscy ct ux
to ASnes A. saul. lot Sc. square 81, So
WestfDrd-EllZa NJ Fowler TO owen u. Fow.
To-. lot IS. square 5I53. $40
Westford-w william Hinton Holloway ct Tx
t" Owen II. Fowler. lots > and IJ. square
il5i. $40.
grI.rtwyod Park-IIaratio y. Tuplin ct ux
TO Nathaniel Sloin. lots 100 I" Ioi. square
Chevy chase Grove-H u Gordon. trustee
10 Fulton Il. tiordon. lots and 10 squarc
square eOsS. $3.50.
Chevy Chase-h. ID. Gordon ct al trustees,
t. Fulton Il. Gordon. lot =. square 1851
81: 100. same to same. lots > and ~ square
chevy chase Groye-H. Il. Gordon. trustee,
to Fulton II. Gordon; lots iS and Il. ,quars
2ol3. 200. II. ID. Gordon ct Gl.. trustees,
to same = square I7is. 81 80.
Chevy Chass- Fulton L. Gordon 81 u. 70
Royce A. Ru"ss. lot g, aad cas-, ,. tot %.
Chez Chase Grovc--CaroIine =. de wilt ,o
Fulton Il. Gordon. lots 80 and ~. square
Chevy Cilase-Mary T.. Cosdou to Fulton r.
GortIon. lot .. square lIp. SO
Connecticut Avenue TerTace-IIarry r
Lowe - uS. TO Fulton Il. Gordon. 10. Al
sauaT. lI4s. so.
chevy Chesa-FuIt,n II. Gordon e: TX. to
Harry r Lowe. To- =. and west half 10.
81 square II'9. $40.
Connecticut Avenue T"rTacc-Rnyce A.
Ruoss 20 Fulton L. GordoR lot 20. square
I7,S. s1".
TAX ,ma Park-B. +. Gilbert ct ux. to Bet
sey G. Dudlcy. To- 10. block =. So.
Richmond Park-NorthwCs; Washington I'm
provcH"nt Company TO LII" V NicCuI-
lun, lots 81 10 IS. squsT" cost AM lots Il
an! 81. square 1876. and lots r. ii and 10
squ1Tc :tiS. SlG. Lille Y. McCullum TO Ga
thedral Company, lots 90 and 50. square
The Washington times., 1913-02-08
Legislator Wants
State Owned Paper

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. S.-Attorney
Arthur D. Hill, chairman of the progress
sive legislative committee IN the hpuse
today urged the appointment of a COM
mittee By the governor to investigate
the publication by newspa pers Of false
and misleading articles and the sup
preston because Of political, or adver-
tising influence" of important news
events.
Representative Hill also urged the e.
i3blIshnent of State owned newspa-
per. He said In part:
We have got to form opinions upon
knowledge acquired from fa.:ts we pet
from the newspapers. 1t is OF the great
est Importance that people should get
the facts not distorted No one will pre-
tend that the press gives US that today"