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New Britain herald., 1918-08-24
Virginia Recipes
Shin Vegetable Soup.

Put half a shin In the bottom of & pot with two or three slices of bacon, about one quart of tomatoes, one pint ot okra, three or four potatoes peeled and cut up, some lima beans. corn or any vegetable procurable, and let all Try together for a, short time. Add SIX quarts of water, and let 1t boil slowly Should the water stew away, more may be added. Skim carefully. Before serving take out the meat This
New Britain herald., 1918-08-24
Canning Recipes
Pear Chins,

Pear Chips. 8 pounds pears.
 pounds sugar
 IA pound preserved ginger. 1 lemons.
 Wipe pears and remove stems Quarter and core, then cut in sma Il pieces. Add sugar and ginger and let stand over night. In the morning add lemons cut in small pieces, rejecting seeds, and cook slowly hours. Put into 3 stone jar
New Britain herald., 1918-08-24
Crab Soup.

Boil one quart of milk, 8 small piece of onion and 8, little parseley cut fine. Then add the picked meat of six crabs. Boil five minutes Rub a. tablespoon of butter and a tablespoon of flour to- gether. Soften with the hot milk mix ture and add half pint of cream, one egg beaten up, salt and cayenne pep per. Boil one minute before serving
New Britain herald., 1918-08-24
Peach Conserve.

i quart peaches. 1 cup sugar.
 IS cup water. IA pound English Walnuts Raisins, lemon or cranberries can be added
 Cook 3-4 hour. Makes 1 1-2 cups
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06
"A SPLENDID TONIC A"
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Doc
tors Advice, TOck Cardui
And Is Row Well.

Hlrs5n. Tenn About so years aro
I WAS says Mrs. J. q Gaid. Of
this place % suffered With a pain 10
ny LEFT, slide. could not sleep al night
with this pain always I'm the left
side.
Ny doctor told me 20 use Csrdui I
took one UarIe. which helped me and
after mg baby came. was stronger
and BETTER lat Che Jain was SIN
there
] ut first let sc 90. tat began 70 set
weak ana Ia rari.0a condition.
81 Z decided 90 Try some more lasiui
which ii
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me much better .u fa.t cured me It
hos been number Cd. yeats. stu
have 90 return ~ f.is trouble
/ fe,l 90 VAS ClrtHi fhaf cured M.
ard ! recommend Sc ts a f..tud.t fe.
male tonic
Don't allow yourself % become
weak aud Gu dUsl from v.uau.y
troubles. Take CHHfri Dr. should slTa-
81 help you as &c has So many thou
sands OF other women iu 'ha past 80
years Headache u.AChe s.dearte.
nervousness. s.a#rI Ness. tirtdout
feeling arc an signs Ot wHm8r'y trrg
bic Othe sulu SEQ r.H- Hf taking
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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

s.u .rs using tals line 20 bring
aa troops when had been .u tas gsiss
..ar- around Metz and IN Lorraine.
.aa photograph shows line OF
.re.aHt cars on a siding but no az
u..fF. ID
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

GuCurT was German food dietA-
U HD NBs pat ai the head OF tha
$500 ministry tui now made COM
muI.I boo place ot ludcudurff that
Be. mas ,uul out the details of de-
Do. HlhItfiuu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST between
G and II streets-Cornelia r. Brown to
Harry ]. Mnlligan. lot AZ and part lou o.
square 40: $40.
PIN BHUR sI-The Munsey Trust Company. trus-
tee, to James E. Nelson. lot I. square 2ol9;
N1xrH STREET NORTHEAST between b and c
streets-Nellie NJ. Hanback, to Thomas ana
Irlna c. Browne, lot IS. square ass; $40
CHIILUM CASTLE MISUNDERSTANDING Nroo-
man to Carrie E. Defandorf, lot o. square
NO. 1880 " STREET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vroomau to Carrie E. Defanaorf, lot To-
square 2S5; $40.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDs-Thrift Land Com,
pany, Inc. to Daniel L. Akers, lots AZ and
H. square 8155: $40.
sAUEs ADDITIoN-Gaii J. Fink nx. to
square 2s2a; SO.
REN6MNartha A. Brooks to Marguerite A,
Minor. lot 1. square 1915; lot 0, square l'ed;
NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDs-James E. Mel.
son to e.. T. FOLSOM lots - and 10. square
NO. 4s25 IOWA AVENUE NORTHWEST
Charles W. King to Peter A. and Amy A.
Bronangh, lot % sana mare, 2sl4i Slo; -.
tween X and NJ streets-Ann II. Faulkner ct
all to United States of America. part lot 1,
square 1883: S1.Ss55o.
CHILIUM CASTLE HEIGHTs-Munsey Trust
Company, trustees, to c. Albert Johnson lot
81. square 37oI 5000.
ARMsLEiGH PARK-Horace f. WALKER ct TX
TO Mary Ii. walker part pi0ck n SiV.
AVALON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Armstrong ct
ux. to Emanuel Speich, lot s. block D; $40
Emanuel Speieh ct TX. convey same property
to Annie f. Armstrong; $40. -
NO 21sO FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHWEST
Donald Woodward ct al. to David J. Dun
fgan, lot 20, square 60; 80
G. STREET SOUTHEAST between 10th and 11tl
streets-Edward H. Lamar. trustee. ct al
TO Richard W. Emmons. Oliver A. Emmons
and Charles NJ. Emmons, part lot Is, square
Sf4; s..
ISGIESIDE-Payn B. and Ella +. Parsons tc
William L. and Ann r. Sparks, lot 1876
block II: SO.
FOIMEAD MANOR-Marie l.. Taylor to Nellie
NJ Hanback,. lot los, square 2s4O; $40.
NO. 1905 sth STREET NORTHwEST-Jouisa
Stetson to Elisha P. Taylor, lot 4, square
421: $40.
IIOLMEAD MASOR-william W. Davis to Ruth
l., Newman, lot lo8, block Al SO.
PETwORTH-Benjamn V. Darrell to Virginia
B. Magruder. lot 81. square 1923: $40.
K STREET NORTHWEST between 10th and 21si
sireets-M ashingion Gas Light Company e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
CoIliere. lots to Is and west Aaif lot n.
square 81; 81, 800.

coIliere: lots = - and west haif lot n.
SEVENTEENTH AND RIGGS STREETS
NoRTHwEsT-canie L. jackson to Allen
II. orndern, lots 1e and II. SQUARE 17S; $40
era tsA to Luther 1l 4. swart.eii; 10 e ''''
WHITNEY CLOsE-wflIi.m s. Phillips ct TX
to Elizabeth A. Corneal. lot so. square S046;
SO
RENO-Barbara Lghtfoot to Eunice o. Bates
lots 10 and IL. block Is; SO
FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST between I and
streets-Charles G. Quasi ct al. to Thomas
A. Jameson: lots % to ~, square 800; $I9.
Walker, trustee, to Mary A. Curran, James
P. Curran and John v. curran. lot lis.
square s61; s.. $50.
ux to Frederick Il. and Jennie c. Bletsch.
lot IS. square 421e; SO.
NO. 1Io4 2eth STREET NORTHUMBERLAND
r. Wilcox and George +. Hane. trustees. to
A, Jeanette Baker, lot c, square 8; 5000.
KALoRAMA HElGHTS-Martin =. West to
Is. block 20; 500.
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE TERRACE-Ailen
W. 0rndorn ct to Bertha r. Brown. lot
10. square 4017; $40.
NO. 1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH.
EAST-Bessie Holmes ct al. to Ruth L. New
man. lot so, square 1045: $40.
NO. 2o24 10th STREET NoRTHwEsT-Albert
Herman ct ux. to Helen Herman. lot q,
square 175: SO.
Fl STREET NORTHWEST between 18th and
18th streets-patrick J. Hurley ct al. to Will
liam o. Dickinson. undivided one-third in
terest in original lots Is. 10 and interest in
lease and optien square 141; $40.
STREET NORTHWEST between 18th and
1917 streets-1Ienry II. Bergman and Julius
A. Maedel, trustees, to Frederick Levcrone.
part Original lot H. square .ss; $40; H., i,
DUNCAN. lot So. square 28l7; $40.
FAIRLAWN-Rebecca A. French ct vir. Charles
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upon conditions set eat. part lot 22e. square
coLuMBrA HEIGHTS ". PERKINS ct
yir, s. Albert, to Luther A swartseii. lot
Soa ri D sfou nj SoLuMB1As UNIVERSITY
part lot Is. block 10: SO. Peter A. prury
conveys ,. same property to catharine F. Lam
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-Ale1ander n. Young
to Leo D. and Edith A. Miner. west half
MOUNT PLEAsANT-Minnie A. David ct VII:
Ns'ess g. to A ysss 'ohn'sn lots 1SS
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST between 9th
and 10th streets-John C. Weldon, executor,
ct al: to Mabel Church. lot "a. square south
NO. SIS 81 STREET SOUTHEAST; VIRGINIA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST between 9th 9th, an. and
No h asfss1; ohm 6. weldon. executor.
ct al to Louise Yates. lot "a. square $40;
s !ss g: square south Of sS1; lot 49, square
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST between 9th
and 10th Streets , No sos 10TH STREET
ct al. to Susan E. Thompson. lots is and
20, square south Of ISL; lot A, square sss;
NOS. s14 AND SIG STREET SOUTHEAST
John G. Weldon. executor ct al to BERTHE
CHEVY CEASE 11als s.
s ct NIX 1T. to Nell G. Cronan. lot IS. square
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST
between and o streets-William A. Hill
ct ux. to Barry Buckley. lot 81. square 81;
NO. 1901 Q STREET NORTHWEST 1.-THE Leu.
mass,-William g. Bowles ct NJ; to John
REAR oF Fl Gs 2Is 81
21st and ed streets-Leonard A. Butt ct
n1: to- to starke d. Ferguson. lot 81. square
NO. 1917 o STREET William
=; vickery ct, ct us , to Homer J. Dodge, lot
BARRY FARM-Allen F. jackson to Richard
A. Young. part lot 4s, block 8; SO.
DoBBINs' ADDITIoN-Joseph Paul ct TX. to
0ryille D, and Clara L. Coan. lot As, square
f STREET NORTHEAST between eth and sth
streets-Geergs L. bishop to J. Clinton
STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th and 18th
streets-Martin 3. Feaiy ct Tx. to Charles
h and Annie L. Jenkins, lot 124, square
| INGLESIDE-Francis II. Stephens ct al. to Ed
ward ward l. Rosenfeld. part lot So, block ID;
PROSPECT AVENUE NORTHWEST between
ssd and 34th streets-Matilda Kendrick et
yr. Charles E.. to Harry C. Laycock, part
,nn ,St go; square psGoL l22o; so .u. o,.u,
ct NIX to Ella S. Brice. lot 500. square
faonsss Phelps s. 11
| NO. 1903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH
EAsT-Ruth L. Newman to Michael Gal
NO. SIS STREET Re Tsp NoRT YfR Ford
TO- Emma V. Rollins lot 1853, square SCI
| KOsCIUsZKo PLAcE-George W. Brown, e1
| eentor. to United States Of America, parce
| NO. sic Eth 9Th STREET NoRTHwEsr-Franci.
! P. White ct al. to Leon F. .Trudewind. par
Of original lot IS. square 800: SO
| COLUMBIA inconsistencies Campbell ct al
| to Emile L. Gibson, part lot 80 and all lo
Representatives. R. Newman ct u1 Ii
/ Marie /. Taylor, lot 80. block 70: $40.
NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST between
21st and ODD streets-Thomas b. Huyck ant
| George E. Fleming, trustees, to Clarence "
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Della G. smallwood, original. lots to 4.
NOS sa s.Ie r: TS s ssso H STREET NORTHWEST
WEST. 1885 NEW JERSEY ~, A Ss,!51
N1ETwssr, sssO Isl 18Th s ERE c SqTrH
18th STREET NORTHWEST. 1854 NEW
sERsKa AAo SETHM H. RsceS
pany, trustee sublots Is TO -, square %;
Part p' $ sossss Msssnsion
4. square 75a; also undivided one-half inter
est in lot q. square ga; part lot a. square
523: part lot 80, reservation 10; 81.
+ STREET SOUTHEAST between l4th and lS,h
streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to George y.
and Mae E. Wicklep, lot d. square io'''
B STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th and 18th
streets--Farry A. Kite ct ux. to Lillian f.
Norwood. lot %. square 1882 $40:
r STREET SOUTHEAST between 14th and 18th
streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux to Charles G
and Sophie Douglas lot 81, sg1ar s lcss; sau
and E streets-Harry A: Kite ct nx: to
James H. and Rosa V. wilkins, lot 20.
n STREET. sOGTHEAsT between 14th and 18th
streets--FIsrry A. Kite ct ua TO Charles ana
Margaret Crawford, lot o., square l0oe: Slo.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE soTTHEAsT ee
tween 1ith and 18th streets-Harry A. Kite
ct ux TO Paul NJ and Alma c. De Hart. lot
90. square 1850; $40. ....
HOLAEAD MANUR-Artuuf ScHatz tt VA. ~
George W. Beall. lot ISL. square 2s32; $40.
LIE DR0IT PARk--Mae Ia smith to Thomas e.
Gardiner. lot Al. square 1902; $40,
MICHIGAN AVENUE ADDIT1oN-Middaush
Shannon, Inc. to r. Chester and kenna NJ.
Hendee. lot So, square 1921; $40.
NO. 1876 9Th STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Speich and William J. Tickery, trustees. to
John Ronayne. lot "a. square SOC; $500.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HE1GHTS-kdgar
r. Piper ct Tx. to Frederick G.. and Jessie
F. Cottrell. lot %, square 1888; $40
COIrNTY-H Randall Webb trustee, ct nj. ia
James E. Bdmunds. undivided half inter
est: to George V. Venable. an undivided
quarter interest. and to kiah I. Ford. al
undivided quarter interest. part of Barnaby
Manor, lots l, 2. 4, 5. part lots 8. 9. 5, all
lot IL and part lots o and 10: $40.
PETERS MILL SEAT--Malcolm McCrone and
Carrie Bumpus executors and trustees. 81
al. to Nellie II. Caffrey. parcel s7/111;
1000
FoURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTs-Charles W
King to Ralph W. Brown. lot 20 and part
lot Il. square 2917: $40.
WASHINGTON HE1GHrs-William B. Tnrpin
ind Edward A. Ralloch, trustees, to Simon
Belon, lot IS. block A.: 81 900.
NO, 14lS l. STREET NORTHWESTERN Lewis
Smith and James i. Archer, trustees. to
Harry Winngder. lot 80, square 211; B.
NO. 1A1s l. STREET NOTWITHSTANDING d
Carr ct ux. to Harry Winingder. lot 80.
square pit; $40.
BRIGHTwoOD PARK-Reba segal TO Michael
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST
between and streets-Edward W. White
side and Harvey r. Winfield, trustees. to
Daniel +. Seaman, part original lot ., square
40; $40.
poBBiNs' ApDITIoN-John NJ. Henderson to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
OFFICE BUILDING
FOR 18TH STREET
Report That Large Structure
Is to Be Erected Between
| and K Streets.

Report that a large Office building Is TO
erected on the east side Of 18th street
between 1 and X streets was rumoreo IN
realty circles this week. Just what sort
of a building will be constructed anu WHO
will own it cannot be learned
Owners of three houses on that square
between the Federal Trade Commission
at 18th and X streets and the FIfteenth
street Coiored Presbyterian Church were
approached by real estate dealers during
the past week with offers for their prop
erty.
These dealers declared they were repre-
sentine other parties who desired to locate
in that section. The prices oirereo ior
these three residences. 1t Is STATED, wofe
refused by the owners, who are noio4hs
them at a much larger figure
One of the real estate men VINO mAue an
offer for two of the pieces OF properly.
when asked what was his lntentloh ol
making an offer for the property, SAID ne
had a client who desired to erect a one
story Office building on the site OF Two OF
these houses Another report was tnas an
office building was TO be erected Wnicn
will take in the entire square, covering
the Federal Trade Commission, the three
residential properties, the church. Belle
we Hotel and some additional property
on I street
1t is stated the owners of the churcn
nronerty have desired to sell this property
for some time while the owners OF the
residential properties are also Wiling TO
dispose of their holdings. providing they
can get a good price for them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
v. PARKER DNESBUYS
CLEVELAND PARK HOME

W. Parker Jones purchased a Cleve-
land Park home at 3001 Newark street
this week from c. c. Nixon for $11 500.
The sale was negotiated by the real
estate firm Of Gardiner & Dent, Inc.
The house is q three-story dwelling.
containing ten rooms and two baths.
1t is detached and located on a large
lot.
Other sales announced by, this firm
were:
For r. G. Phelps. sale of premises
1881 11th street northwest. 1t is a
two-story brick house, containing six
rooms, bath and cellar, with hot-water
heat. 1t was purchased by Mrs. A. NJ
Norfleet at a consideration said to
have been $1,000.
To c. A. Kirk. a two-story-and-att attic
dwelling at College Park, Md. The
property contains nine rooms. bath.
with all modern conveniences, and oc-
cupies a tract of about two acres of
ground. The consideration was rep
resented as being $4,000.
Mrs. Louise Fl. Cowan has sold
through the same office premises 600
Eeefer street. which is a twostory
brick, containing six rooms. bath and
cellar. The consideration was report
ed to have been $500.
No. 2533 11th street northwest, sold
to Joseph Atwood 1. is, also. two
story, six-room brick. with bath, cell
lar and modern conveniences. The
price was 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
EMPLOYEES WILL NOT
LIVE IN BARRACKS
Fulton R. Gordon Says Government
Would Waste Money to Erect
Such Buildings.

..People who have been used to liv-
ing in homes will not stay in these bar
racks the government proposes to
erect for their occupancy here. They Will
remain possibly several weeks or a
month and then they will get out
says Fulton R. Gordon, real estate
broker of this city
cit will be a waste Of money to spend
$4,000, goo for such a purpose" he said.
"These people will want to live their
natural way. Single young girls from
other cities will not want to be housed
in barracks here; they will want to
have the same home comforts as they
do in their own homes. The married
men, who are used to home surround
ings, will not want to be house In
barracks"
Mr.. Gordon said it would be money
thrown away for the government TO
speri it in that manner. What ought
to be done is that the government take
this money and erect homes here Tor
these people and either sell or rent
them at a figure which would give a
small return on the investment II
into the real estate business. then 1t
could lend 50 per cent Of this money
out to builders who could be given
small percentage on their work.
He said the government coulo MAKE
the railroads accessible for the bring
ing into the city OF building materials.
something that is hard to get now, ana
also secure these materials at much
lower figure than the builder. The
government could then appoint q board
of expert money lenders, such as large
trust companies or other investment
people with good financial standing, TO
take over this property for the clerks.
and could sell or rent these houses to
them on terms set by this board. The
government would. however. hold COM
plete control of the property until after
all payments are made"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
LARGE REALTY DEL
IS MADE THIS WEEK
Pelham Courts, Radnor and Miami
Apartments Involved in Half
Million-Dollar Transaction.

A half-million-dollar realty deal was
completed this week by the real estate
firm of Shannon g. Luchs, when the
Pelham COURTS, at 2115 street. owned
by Harry wardman. was sold for $780,
coo to H A Toulman and other out
of-town investors.
This apartment house contains fifty
I'VE apartments and is seven stories in
height As part payment on the prop
erty, the Radnor apartments, at 18th
street and Columbia road. and the
Miami apartments, on New Hampshire
avenue south of U street, were given.
N the transaction the Radnor apart.
ment was sold for about $115,000 and
the Miami for about $4,000
Mr. Wardman was represented by
James ]. Hampton Company, and II. A.
Toulman and others were represented
by j. Dallas Grady of the firm of Shan
non & Luchs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
SEVERAL SALES MADE
BY BOSS & PHELPS

The real estate firm of Boss & Phelps,
Inc, announced several sales made dur
ing the past week. as follows:
Katherine T. Mehl sold her former
home, at 1917 Park road northwest, to
Caroline NJ. Main. This is one of a row
of houses built by Carl H. Smith about
six years ago, containing six rooms and
bath, attic, sleeping porches and all
modern improvements. The lot is 20 by
142
One OF the Fourteenth Street Heights
houses being completed by Charles W.
King was bought by B. D. Bready. 1t
is at 1919 Iowa avenue northwest The
house is of the six-room- land attic type,
having hot-water heat and electric
lights and other up-to-date improve
ments.
Lieut.. Willis B. Rice of New York
sold the home formerly occupied by
him at 1913 Park road. This property
Is now under rental and will be held
for investment at the present time
This house is one of row built by
D. j. DUNCAN several years ago. hav-
ing six rooms and bath. attic and mod
ern improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
LELAND APARTMENTS
SOLD FOR $87, 900

The Leland Apartments, 2012 o street.
adjoining the corner of New Hampshire
avenue, was sold for William A. Hill, the
owner, to Barry Buckley for $4,000 this
week by the real estate firm OF Moore G
Hill, Inc The building is strictly fire.
proof 1t has a good-sized entrance foyer,
with marble mosaic floors and marble
steps and the walls are finished in Caen
stone There is an electric elevator. The
building is four stories in height and con-
tains twenty-four apartments. The an
nual rental is $1,000. The sale was an
outright one. no trade being involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

Mary G, Murphy, lot q. square 35o1: SO.
NO. 40 M STREET NORTHW EST-Thomas r.
Asquith ct ux. to Ida NJ. Hall, lot 207,
square 82R; SO.
NOS, 80 AND 81 DECATUR STREET NORTH
EAST-Henry Z. Amos ct to Arthur II.
-. Allen, lots lO2 and 1uS, square Gs9; $40.
p STREET NORTHWEST between 18th and 18th
streets-Agnes Hudgens to Eda c. Pate. part
lot A. square 157: $40.
COLUMBIA MISREPRESENTATION r Saunders to
Cornelius De Weese, lot 10. block 81 SO.
NO. sos Ieth STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A. c. Riley to Ida L. Keane, lot IS. square
2S7: $io
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Julius !. Peyser trustee,
to John W Hodges. lot 80, square 2s6s: $40.
HoIMEAD MANOR-Katherne L. Mehl to
Caroline NJ. Main, lot III, block ~; SO.
NOS. 1919 AND 1921 r STREET NORTHWEST
Elisha =. Taylor ct Tx. 70 Audrey G..
Morgan, lots SO and 80. square 239: SO.
P STREET NORTHWEST between 3e5h and 31st
strcets-Edward L. Buckley to Anne G..
Buckley, Catholic Home for Aged Ladies, and
also st. Mary'ss Seminary Baltimore Nd,
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as you look at the group there is a
spirit of unrest and clashing in many
respects. The whole group lacks re-
pose and the homelike feeling is inter-
fered with, even although each indi-
vidual house might be good enough in
itself.
Possibly this result is a reaction from
the individuals having previously. lived
in city rows of stereotyped plan. thus
having been previously suppressed,
when the opportunity offers they go to
an extreme Of expression. or possibly 1t
might in some cases be due to the ar
chitect's desire to have the Individual
ity of the house stand out or the wealth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
CAPT. G. N. KNOWLTON, JR.,
BUYS CHEVY CHASE HOME

Capt. George n. Knowlton. jr., u. S.
A, this week purchased a large de-
tached dwelling in Chevy Chase. Md,
from Mary 2. Thompson for about S10,-
0op The house contains eight rooms
and two baths. 1t will be occupied by
Capt. Krow1ton as his home. The sale
was made through the real estate hrm
of Shannon & Luchs.
This firm also sold to Commander and
Mrs. w. j. Cronan, U. s. N. the new
bungalow at 1901 seth street. in Chevy
Chase, for $3.50. The property is new
and up-to-date. having just been COM
plcted. The sale was made for Bruce
8. Branson.
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of materials and knowledge of styles
which we have at our disposal may also
tend to this variety in treatment. In
any case the result is not entirely salts
factory and could be improved.
AS an illustration of what might be
accomplished by coordination we show
the view above, and draw attention to
the fact that variety and individuality
sufficient for a reasonable nature may
be obtained even when the buildings
are designed with relation to each
other. and harmonic in line. shape, ma
terials, color, ETC., and thus produce a
more artistic and hemelike feeling to
each one and the entire group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
MICHAEL J. KANE BUYS
18TH STREET PROPERTY

The property at sos 18th street, be-
tween H street and New York avenue,
was sold during the week by Reid
Riley to Michael J. Kane. who will re-
model it for hotel purposes.
The property is four stories in height
and contains twenty-four rooms and
eight bathrooms and a storeroom on
the first floor.
Moore & Hill represented the pur-
chaser. while H. L. Rust represented
Mr.. Riley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
BUYS CHEVY CHASE HOME.

Capt. T. H. Dudley Perkins of the
ordnance department has purchased the
property at East Melrose street,
Chevy Chase, Nd, from Carrie King
Ridgway. Capt. Perkins will occupy
the property as his home while sta
toned in Washington. The sale was
made by William K. Ellis. real estate
broker.