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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28

The world likes a good loser, espe
cially if it gets some of his money
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28

Silence is the college yell of the
school of experience.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28
EHHyRN !Ssr aSn TsVa lgls sE4 HSITa
q WONDERFUL DISc0VERY.

In this age Of research and experiment. all natuFa
a. ranaaeked BY he scenu and hap
plne1aof man Acianco has indeed made giant strides
III the past century, and among thf-hY no meana
least Important discoveries III medicine y that ~
Ihenpiun which has been used with great huccchs In
French Hospiaa and that u Is worthy the attention
of those Who suHer from Kidney, bladder, nefyom
dlheaBna chronic WeAkncshcd ulcfrH skin eruNtlnun,
piles, hc there Is doubt In fact itHeema evident
from the big stir created amongst npefa lists, that
THNNAptOh Is destined " cast into oblivion All
those questionable remedies that were formerly tho
solo reliance of medical men u s Of course impca-
In this short article, but thnso who would like ~
know more about this remedy that has effected %
many-We might almost say, miraculous cures.
should send addressed envelope for fiikK book %
Dr. lie Ccrc Med co.. Huvarat6ck Road Hampatand,
LondOn, Eng ana decide for themselves whether tho
hoW French Remedy hTHEHApiONW No. !. No.
No. ~ what they require and have been seeking
IN vain during life OF misery, suffering III health
and unhAppinehs. Ihornplon Us sold by druggists or
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28
The Process.

How can a milk trust be investi
gated"
by pumping the witnesses"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28

No, Cordelia, criminal lawyer isn't
necessarily a criminal
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28

The successful man is honored and
envied.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28

Nan IS DUJ Gay, aIter AT.
'ln order to keep up with the times,
[ suppose a modern man ought to be
made of reinforced concrete"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-03-28

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The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Evangelist Dowling at
The Gospel Mission

The services at the Gospel Mission
Qocated at IA and 2l6 Four -and-a-haE
street northwest) on Sunday evening
will include an address by Robert Down.
ing, the converted actor, and solo bI
George W. Havell, the well-known mis-
sion singer.
The new Gospel car win leave tn,
mission al 4:30 p. m. Sunday. and evan
gelistic services will be conducted from
its platform at Carnegie Library. cor
ner Seventh and K streets northwest
at D. m, and at corner of Pennsyi
vania avenue and Four-and-a-haE
street at D. m. The services will be
conducted by George W. Wheeler. with
George W. Havell, musical director
Mrs. ]. A. Edgar, organist. and the fol-
lowing soloists, Mrs. Madison Clark
Miss Catherine Reese, George w
Havell. Fl. D. Gordon and w. H Evans
The plans for series of tent serv
ices" in various sections Of this city
during the summer months are in tn,
hands of a committee and are ap
preaching completion
Robert Downing will be the evangelis
in charge with a band Of mission work
ers to assist each evening. These ten
meetings will be discontinued when tn,
arrangements for Mr.. Downing's coast
to-coast trip are perfected.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Northeast.

Twcnty-first street northeast, between and
streets Francis l.. McGee to Thomas II
Pickfor1. lots l. .. ~ to l6. square 1925. $40
$50 street northeast-Msry J. Hslght ct vir.
Edwin r.. 10 Mary ii. Haight. lot II.
y street northeast between Ninth and Tenth
streets-GeorGe w. Barkman ct to
Anna +. Hcindel, lot S. square 939 SO
62s / street nnrtheast-GaTry buckingham TO
William A. and Zella Lynch. part lot 70.
square S7. SO
sll TO Sl7 Maryland avenue Walter
{. Balderstnn. trustee. to Christine +.
Weber. lots - 10 g. square south of sl5.
S22.25o
street northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Alexander Wolf ct al .
trustees. to Abraham Gerscowitz lot ~.
square l002 3
Ninth street northeast. between b and c
streets-Samucl y. Wright to Mary F.
Wright. lot IL. square 9l7. SO
623 Maryland avenue northeast-Leonard
Sergeant et ux. To Linnaeus s Savage
part lot ~. square ssi SO
1855 and 1870 Duncan street nortbeast-rohn
w. Morris ct ux. TO John J.. Warren lots
70 and rs. square 1O0s SO
ID street northeast. between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets-Herman r. Howenstein ct ux.
to Herman @ and Emily Sikorra. lot 81.
COS c. street northenst-Mabei p. Pigeon to
Charles W. Vanderslice. lot Il3, square $50,
SO
Nineteenth and streets northeast-BIaden
lot ]. square 1107. $40 w. Gwynn Gardiner
ct at. trustees, TO same. same property.
s295
lshl Emerson street northeast-CapItal Realtv
Company 10 Roberta Clark, lot "a, square
1o2S. so.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Southeast.

Tenth street southeast, between NJ and y
streets-wiiliam W. Cobey ct ux. to
Thomas Il. Nalley, part original lot ~.
square S77, So
sol Eighth street southeast-William II. Pros
peri ct al, trustees. to Francis 4. Sibley,
part lot NJ. square yU3, S16.
1G5 Fourth street southeast-Aabel E. Evans
10 Bessie ROssiter. lot IS, square Isi, $40.
405 Sixteenth street southeast and i22 and 426
Kentucky avenue southeast-George ID. Farr
to Thrift Building Co, lot 81, square lUi5,
and lots II and %. square 1852 SlO.-
Fifteenth and streets southeast-Aatthias
E. Kayhoe ct ux. to Harry Wilson ani
Michael A. Lynch, lots 81 to 65. square
1853, $40.
South Capitol street southeast. between y
and o streets-GeorEe w. White ct al,
trustees, TO a. Wendall Davis. lots lis to
l:3, square 7G2, S,C17. So. James S. Fraser
et ux. to same, same property, 81.
1927 u street southeast-Clarence $. Kess-
Ter ct ux. to Addie V. Laing. lot 10l. square
lOIS so
Eighteenth and d streets southeast and Sew
enteenth street and Massachusetts avenue
southeast-Lida A. French to Thrift Build
ing Co. lots !. 3. 3, square ll00 and lot
;. square 1895 SO.
Sixteenth street southeast, between East
Capitol and a streets-French Kirby ct
to Harry V. Bouic. lot IS, square
l"SI, SO. Same to Charles II. Davidson.
lot ~. square lOS5 SO. Same to Harry
v Bouic. LOT Is. square 1885, SO.
Sixteenth street southeast. between East
Capitol and 4 strets-Rita r. Childress
ct vir. John w. to Charles II. Davidson,
lots ~ and 80. square I0s5, $40.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
REALTY MEN WILL
GO TO CONVENTION
President Saunders Elected
Delegate From Capital to
Meeting at Winnipeg.

Interest among Washington realty
brokers in the sixth annual convention
of the National Real Estate Exchange,
to be held at Winnepeg July IS, g, and
80, is growing to the point where it
seems that a number of prominent
brokers will attend the sessions
At a meeting of the Washington Real
Estate Brokers Association last night,
President William H. Saunders was
d. sicnated as The official delegate from
Washington. and was authorized to ask
as many brokers as he wishes to accom-
pany him.
The program contains a number Of
entertainment features. as well as busi-
ness meetings at which matters of in
terest to brokers will be discussed
Joseph Chapman. of Minneapolis, promi-
nent in middle Western banking circles.
will read a paper on Increased Real
Estate Values as a Result of Efficient
Farming" James Schermerhorn. pub
Usher of the Detroit Times. will talk
on Fourth Estate and Real Estate
Stanley L. McMichael. secretary Of the
Cleveland real estate board. will discuss
methods for maintaining attendance and
interest at meetings. George B. Hib-
bard, secretary Of the Fresno real estate
board, will talk on THE Value Of the
Multiple Listing System
Other speakers on special subjects will
be Alexander S. Taylor, former president
of the National Association Of ReaI
Estate Exchanges: Telfair Stockton,
vice president of the association; Z. w.
Hamilton, manager Canadian Thresher
and Farmer, OF Winnipeg; Alfred G.
Merritt, former president of the Nash
vile real estate exchange; Dean Vim
cent. president Of the Portland realty
board: J. a. NJ. Atkins. Of Winnipeg;
y. J. Upham. of Duluth. vice president
Of the associate S. S. Thorpe. of Min
neapolis, former president Of the asso-
citation: c. G. Garfield. of Rochester, n.
Y. president OF the New York State real
estate exchange; Z. II. Close, president
of the Toledo real estate board; George
y. Black. Of Los Angeles. president of
tine Cali:orn State realty federation,
and many others.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Realty Transfers During Past Week

Company to Harriet C. Coates and w.
Wilberforce Thomas, lots IL and %. block
S. Washington Heights, SO.
Addition to Washington Heights-Charles II.
Davidson ct ux. to Rita K. Childress, lot
252 square 2540 SO.
Holmead Manor-PniIip A Latimer ct ux to
Fanny NJ. Allen ana Mary X. Latimsr. lot
l22 block "A, Sl00.
lsherwood-George W. Decker ct ux. to John
ii. Stadtler, lots to s. block 2, SO. John
II. Stadtler conveys same property to George
w. and Margaret w. Decker, SO.
Petworth-Mary h. X. Washington to Will
liam II. G. Thompson. lot 81, square n $40.
PlcaEant PIains-Chapin' Brown TO Conserva-
tive Realty Company. lots l39, III. and a.,
square .6is, and lot l04, square 2620 S.
lngleside-Herman r. Howenstein ct ux. to
hay Viner. lot ST. block 10. SO.
MI. Pleasant-Charles w. Williams ct ux.
TO David and Lizzie McInroy. lot 27s. SO
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-John W.
Morris ct ux to John L. Warren, part lot
T. block 10. SO.
Columbia heights-Same to same. lots 81. IS,
%. block q part lot II, block 81, and lot l.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-Same to
same. lot ), and part lot 4, block Is: lot
%. block ? and lot l3. block IL. SO.
to Mabel y. Carnahan. part lot 81. block
Meridian Hill-R. Golden Donaldson ct al,
trustees. 10 T. Fletcher Dennis. lot IS
block 3, $500.
West Eckington-Norman L. Sansbury ct al
trustees, 10 Carroll Emley and Catherine F.
Emley lot "a. block g. $500.
Rosedale and Isherwood-Mary j. Breen to
John NJ. and Tina Richards. lot 25. square
1854 $40.
Meridian Hill-Lewis E. Breuninser ct ux.
TO Miniana z. Macatee. lot %. block l9. so.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Silk Sash and Hat
Make Bathing Suit
At French Resorts

PARIS, July 12.-The opening of
the seash0re resorts on the
French coast offers the modistes
OF Paris almost rs much scope
as does the opening Of the rae.
ing season, and there being no
Comstocks In the land of lib.
erty, equality, and fraternity,
the fashions grow more inter.
eSting each year.
The latest bathing style for WON.
en- consists of nothing more
than q silk sash wound several
times around the hips and knot.
ted In front. That's all-except
q brOad.brimmed hat.
1t might be thought that a broad.
brimmed hat Is an Inconvenience
while swimming, but with most
French women this Is not so.
They overcome the embarrass.
ment of a hat by not swimming.
The bathing season Is merely an
opportunity for the display Of
figures and fashions.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
W|CKERSHAM HOME
NEARS COMPLETION
English Residence, to Cost $25,-
600, Commands Fine View
of Rock Creek Park.

Overlooking Rock Creek and the park
named for 1t, the English residence Of
Mrs. T. A. wickersham, at the north
west corner of Calvert street and Wood
ley place, is rapidly nearing completion.
The residence, which also will be used
by Mrs. Wickersham for Christian
the Calvert street bridge. and COM
mands a superb view Of the creek and
a section of the park.
The building was designed by Edward
Ryerson, and the construction Is the
work of Arthur L. Smith & Co. 1t will
cost when completed about s25, 900. ex-
elusive of the lot on which IT Is erected
and which Is worth a high price per
foot for. residence property.
1t is decidedly English in style, and
the effect will be greatly emphasized
with the addition of English columns
at the front and an English bulus-
trade.
The entrance is through an especially
attractive portico. into the reception
hall. To the right OF the hall will be
Mrs. Wickersham's consultation and
treatment rooms. of which large bay
window overlooking the creek is an
especially attractive feature.
On this floor Is another room and the
kitchen and laundry. To the rear, sep
arated by a massive brick wall, Is
garage. with the chauffeur's sleeping
quarters on the second floor
On the principal floor is the dining
room, reception room, loggia, and other
rooms usual In the main entertaining
floors Of modern residences. The loggia
at, the rear Of the house overlooking a
large portion of Rock Creek Park, Is to
be one Of the most unique features Of
the house.
On the third and fourth floors are four
bedrooms and two baths each. The
construction material Is a special tapes
try brick and the house Is trimmed
throughout in Indiana limestone, with
granite sills. The woodwork on the
,hain floor Is entirely of birth.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Today's Transfers.

Fairlswn-Oscsr G. Brothers to John II.
Dewdney; lots II and T. square 5sc1. $40
Burrville-Robinson White. trustee. 10 Mary
NJ. Ferry lots TO IS. block i. section :,
Filth street northeast. between II and 1
streets-Luthcr l. Derrick ct to Sadie
VI. H"llOck. lot 20 square So, $40.
Lexington place northeast, between Sixth
and Seventh streets-Kenhedy Bros. TO Lucy
A. Farmer. lot l32, square s62. 80; Same
to Henry 7. Farmer and Laura ]. Farmer,
lot 137, square s62 SO.
Addition TO Washington Heights-Charles II
Davidson ct uX. TO Jennie G. Graham, lot
251 square $40 SO
222J Fourteenth street northwest tThe Hor-
uOnb-Jennie G. Graham 10 Charles II.
Sherwood-Clara A. Marden ct vir. Edwin r..
to Rosslie A. Frickel. lot i3. square ieEl.
S51l
Randle Highlands-U. $. Trust Co. trustee.
south Capitol street southeast. between y
and % streets-Georgc w. White ct al,
trustees. to Florence V. Hoskins lots l0l.
lG2. and part lot 81 square 702. S. 900,
lloi II street northwest and im Vermont
avenue northwest-Julia S. Gilliss 81 al
his death the Union Trust Coz. part lot
?, square BIS and part lot G. square Si. 81
TO George E. and Ida NJ. Matheny. lot ls7.
lG35 p street n"rthwest-Beatrice Morgan to
clara NJ Morgan lot I3 square 100 $40
to CLYDE E Leighty. lots 81 to So square
1861 SO Same to Harry y. Vinall. lots
and 8. square l742 SO
J0l street northeast-Edward Curry ct uN.
To- VI. Frances Sanderson lot 81 square a36
SIC, NJ. Frances sanderson conveys SANE
property TO Frank L. vettori. SO.
West Holmead Nanor-Frank l., Vettori ct
uN. to Geneva Napoli lot 81. block 3. SO
Meridian Hill-Abr B. Penn ct ux. to WILL
ism d. Jarvis north half lot 10. block H.
So
Ingles1de-ThaddeuS C DuIin ct ux TO Ran
dO!ph T. Warwick, part lot T. block ]. 80.
1850 street northwest-wiIliam X. Reeve
et ux to Justus G. Nelson. lot 80. square
I57. so.
Half street southwest. between y and o
streets-J. Julia Copenhaner ct vir. Henry
F.. 10 Lena N. Ryan. lots 30 and 81. square
So. SO
7Is and I2l Twenty-irst street northwest
henrietta v. MinniN TO George Washington
University. north half original lot ~ squsr r.
Ic2. 5000 William W. KinsIey ets lux. 70
same. part s7mo lot 50 no
Holmead Manor-Rohert NJ Pind.Il fr, ct
ux. TO Clara c. Hicks. lot Il. block a. SO
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
APARTMENT HOUSE
SOLD FOR 100000
Building at 1440 Rhode Island
Ave. Northwest, Figures in
- Transactions of Week.

Another medium sized apartment
house was added to the string that has
changed hands during the present sea-
son, when John w. Morris purchased
from John L. Warren the building at
1iio Rhode Island avenue northwest. The
consideration was about $50, 900, and the
transaction was made through the
office of the N. L. Sansbury Co.
The structure was only recently COM
pleted, and is the twin Of another build
ing built just previous and adjoining
the property that changed hands this
week.
The building contains twenty apart
ments ranging from three to six rooms
and bath. The construction Is strictly
hreproof, and the location in Rhode
Island avenue Just of Thomas Circle
is especially desirable. Mr.. Warren
took in part payment several unin-
proved lots in Columbia Heights.
The N. L. Sansbury Co. also re-
ports the sale Of a number of smaller
residence properties, which, added to
the price obtained for the apartment
house. runs their total Of sales for the
first ten days in July past the Sl50,o,J
mark.
For Kennedy Brothers they have sold
four houses in Lexington street, north
east, and Quebec street northwest, tlle
sales aggregating $23.3Q E o. Wooteh
bought 719 Quebec street, c. E. Grubba
bought GO Lexington street northeast.
H. F. Farmer bought 6A Lexington
street and Luck A. Farmer bought 6Sl
Lexington street.
For Louis e. Breuinger the N. L.
Sansb1ry Company has sold two houses
In Seventeenth street for a tota Of
81, 800. In Sauls' Addition they sold LOOT
Emerson street northwest to Omar B.
Buchanan and 100 Decatur street to
Margaret A. Wulfert. These are ten
room houses just completed by John R.
Haislip. Miss Annie NJ. Deane pur-
chased the lot at the corner Of Fiji
teenth and Decatur streets northwest,
on which a two-story and attic brick
residence will be erected. The sales In
Sauls' Addition totaled about $4,000.
Other sales recorded through this Of
fee were of premises 3149 Nineteenth
street northwest to Charlotte w. Wy
man, and premises 602 Rock Creek
Church road to Thomas Keeley.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
RESINOL WILL
HEAL SUNBURN
AND HEAT RASH

To relieve almost instantly sun5urn,
heat rash, prickly heat, summer eczema
ivy or oak poisoning, chafings, insec
bites. and other summer skin-irritation;
battle the affected parts with Resinol
Soap and apply a little Reslnol oint.
ment. The soothing. healing, Resino.
balsams strike right into the surface,
stop smarting, burning, and itching al
once, allay Inflammation, and quickly
give that cool, delightful feeling of per
feet skin health
Nothing does so much to prevent these
distressing troubles and to maintain
skin comfort during hot weather as III.
regular use of Resinol Soap for the
toilet and bath. while its clean, refresh.
ing odor is a delight in itself Resino,
Soap is especially necessary for Eabys
delicate. easily irritated skin.
For Is years Resinol has been q doc
tors prescription and household remedy
for eczema. ringworm. pimples, dand.
ruff wounds. burns. sores, and piles
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Scan are
sold BY all druggists. For sample OF
each, with booklets, write to Dept. sI-S
Resinol. Baltimore, Md.-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
The Gospel in the
National Capital

The Rev. 8. Townsend Weaver
preaching to a weli-filled house at Grace
Methodist Church. delivered the third
in the summer series Of sermons on the
Gospel In the National Capital" taking
for the special theme the Gospel in the
Government as set forth in the ''Decia-
ration Of Independence" contributed by
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dam
iels to July Association Men. the organ
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa,-
ton, IN which Mr.. Daniels said: Re
solved. That will not be the slave of
any habit, good or bad; that will be
master Of my own soul. dictator Of my
my own conduct; that 1 will not permit
environment or association to influence
me against the dictates of my better
self; that / will keep my heart free,
ready to respond to the calls of need
that will keep my body clean. since
II is the temple Of the Divine Spirit;
that 1 will make a covenant with my
eyes. and close the shutters when they
would look out upon a questionable
THAT I will cultivate my mind and
make 1t storehouse for wisdom
That l will respond to the calls of
conscience and duty.
IN SHORT, since my Creator made
me in His own image, I will strive to
maintain and perfect the likeness that /
my fellowmen."
This pronounced Christian document
was declared to be the necessary COM
plement TO the great instrument issued
by our fathers. the anniversary of
which was celebrated last week. Our
republic is spiritual institution. 1t is
a Biblical empire. 1t Is In the best
sense an evangelical organization, carry
Ing bv its administration the spirit and
power of the cross, witnessed by the
great work of John R. Mott, who, as an
American, may be regarded as the fore
most man of all the world.
Washington still needs one great
statue. to be conceived and sculptured
by one greater than Phidias, Michael
Angelo or Thorwaldsen, a statute Of
Jesus. the Son of God. More beautiful
than the Greek Minerva" more power
full than the Italian Moses" more
divine than the Scandinavians' Christ" :"
and placed not In Statuary Hail. but
in the most conspicuous position In the
city. where all Americans and the men
of all nations at all times NAV behold
and reverence
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Suburban.

Randle HighIands-United States Trust Co.
trustee. to United States Realty Co. lot
2, square 5iS3. SO.
Randle Highlands Washington Loan and
Trust Co. trustee. to United States Realty
Co, lot 90, square 5i95, SO
Randle Highlands-United States Trust Co,
trustees. 10 Kari q. A. Ludwig. lot 81.
square 5i9s. $40.
Is. square 5IsS. $40.
Randle HighIands-washington Loan apd
Trust Co.. trustee. to Governor " Haw-
kins. lot 45. square 54s4. $40.
Randle HighIands-Cnited States Realty Co
to Thomas +. Barry. lots and 50. square
Sixteenth Street Highlands-Anna L. Lukei
ct vir. Reese F.. to Genevieve G. Halstead
lot and part lots and ). square 2722 $40
Massachusetts Avenue Heights-National
Savings and Trust Company, trustee 10
American Security and Trust Company,
and Amos II: Plumb. trustees. lot y,
North Addition to ChiIum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
to joseph shek. lots II and l2, square
Poor Toms Last Shift-Isaac Tepper ct ux.
TO Estelle V. King. part. slO
Villa Park Heights-Clara A. Marden ct
yir' Edwin R. 10 Charles H. Brown. lot
SherwCod-Clara \. Marden ct vir. Edwin r.,
10 Roy Herold. lots l! TO Is, square i2sO.
S2,7l7
N.
est Colbert. lot 30. square $40, SO
BeveTly-Ge"rgiana CrusUr ct vir James to
J: V Vanness Crusor. lot IS. square 5l97,
Pinehurst-Clarence Barnard er ux. to Ralph
=. barnard lot 3 block 5. SlO
Congress Heights Extension-william A.
Redmond: @ trustee; & to sallie Mckinney. lot
Fort Saratoga addition to Brookland-EdwIn
A. NJ. lawson ct uX. to George F. and
Vivian Tucker. lot 9. square 1906. SO
tGha IN harto
a. Conrard lot :. square 2799. SO
ChIIlum Castle Heights-Washingto Land
and Mnrtgag" Company to Harold A. Ritz
lots Il and ~. square 1890 SO
E!Ia.;ton Terrace-John W. De Groot ct ux
to John A Massie. lot -. block >, $40
John A. Massie conveys same property to
John ". AMI Louise NJ De Groot. $40
BrichtwOod I'ark-Edward McAleer ct TX. to
Samuel Peach. lot IS block Is. $40
Kenilworth-Ella NJ. Stahl to Lulu P NAL
lerv. lot 30. block s. SO
Kcs' iusko pace-Thomas A Rhodes ct ux
I, John j. and George r. Pepper. lots
Saul's Addition-Nornnn l. sansburv ct ux
10 Annie NJ. Deane. lot s. square 27Co. $40
Chllum Castle Heights-WashinEton Land
and Mortgage Company to Eugene w
wall. lot 49, square 3=Si $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures y Taplin et TX To
Thomas and Lucy Hutrhins, lot 4 40
Addition to Ana"ostia-Ciibert r. Lee ct ux.
to Moude II Griswold part lot 269; so.
trustees. to Iowa Avenue NJ E Church,
lots IS and 10. square cSO7. 500
BrnninG Heghts-Goorce A. WhispeIl ct Tx.
to Joseph J. Whispell lot H. square 50St
SO
" esIev Heights-Fdwsrd S. Morse to Julia F.
Smith nnd Minnie r. Brouse, lots 10 and II.
block 26. so.
GarfeId-Henry y. Gordon. trustee, to c.
Gordon Bailey. trustee. lot 20. 5000 G Cor
don Bailey. trustee. conveys same property
TO Kate Washington. $40.
south Kcnilw worth-Bernard G. Brown ct ux
to Fred ID. Myers. lots II and IS square
5I29 so.
Falrlawn-AmerIcan Security and Trust Co
trustee. tn BENJAMIN +. Leighton lot "a
square 5609. $50
Sherwood-''lara A. Marden ct viz Edwin
r to J. +. Lewis lot S5 square 1921. a7l
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
MRS. HOMER A. SEIP.

The body of Mrs. Homer y. Seip,
formerly Miss Alta Il Coblentz. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth c. Coblentz. 4lq
G street northwest, will reach Wash
ingtOn tomorrow from Ogden. Utah.
where Mrs. Seip died last Wednesday,
Mrs. SeiT was the wife of II. \. Seip,
now in the United States Forestry
Service. The funeral will be held in
the home of her mother at 5 o'clock
Monday afternoon. Interment will
be in MiddletoWn. Md.