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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03
DUNCAN FINDS DEMAND
FOR FOUR BEDROOM HOMES

The office Of ID. J. Dunisan reports
this week the sale Of another one Of
their four-bedroom homes on Third
street northwest. between Taylor and
Upshur streets. 10 a local investor.
This leaves only three unsold out Of
nineteen built.
Mr.. DUNCAN reports from the rec
ords In his office that the four
bedroom home has proved to be much
the best seller. There have been
about 200 DUNCAN homes built and
sold in Petworth during the past few
George w. Farr was the purchaser
OF 1902 Hamilton street. one of the
attractive detached houses recently
completed by Mr.. DUNCAN. 1t has
eight rooms and bath
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03

and viii occupy the property.
e. Clifford Lowry sold the prop.
erty at $40 Fourteenth street to
Frank Sta.
Benjamin Wolf acquired from
Annie r. Joslin, the property at AT
Columbia road. which he will hold
as an investment.
One OF the bungalows recently
built In Cottage City. Nd, has been
transferred by Walter w. Murray to
Willard w. Whitmore, who will oc-
cupy same.
The beautiful home at 1929 Column
bia road, has been purchased by Mary
e. r. Lewis. from Fred 8. Swindell,
a local attorney.
Giovanni De Giorgia purchased the
property at 71S Fifteenth street
southeast from Louis Kotz. and will
occupy same as his residence.
Col. C. ID. Roberts sold 1913 Farra.
gut street, which was built several
years ago by Shannon & Luchs. to
Lawrence 6. Greene.
The business property located at
IT'S You street. has been sold by
Louis Sherman to Morris l.. Dree-
ben, a local investor.
Bette L. Collins has disposed OF
valuable tract OF ,and In Fort Myer
Heights, Va, to Marvin w. Vowel,
who win improve the property.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03
PHELPS
SELL2O HOMES
IN PAST WEEK
Transactions Total $3.50. 900,
Reflecting Activity Of Realty
Market Here.

Continued activity in real estate
circles 10 reflected by the report OF
Boss q Phelps OF sales of residential
and investment properties In various
sections OF the city during the. past
week totaiing se5o.o0o.
Tracy L. Jeffords has just pur-
chased an attractive home in Mt.
Pleasant at the corner of Seventeenth
and Newton streets northwest, SIT
uated on a lot 100x100 feet. The
house Is fully detached. OF frame
construction, and Mr.. Jeffords Ii
making extensive improvements to
the property and win occupy the
premises in the fall. This sale was
made for the estate and heirs Of
the late Alfonso B. Chatfield.
Walter w. Hall sold house at
1920 Crittenden street northwest to
Ida Rannells. This house is one OF
a large operation OF Charles +. Wire,
Inc. built about two years ago. The
improvements are Of brick construc-
ton, two stories and attic. having
eight rooms, two baths, heated with
hot water. having front and rear
A home In Chevy Chase. Md,
located at IA Grafton street, owned by
Virginia G. Pralle. was secured by
Ada A. Deane. The house is OF
frame and single construction, two
stories and attic, having eight rooms.
heated with hot water. having cleo,
trio lights and a garage. The lot Is
about 100x150 and the attractiveness
Of the place Is greatly enhanced by
the large trees and beautiful shrub
berry.
A colonial house in Columbia
Heights at 1858 Tenth street north.
west was sold for Grace b. Zahn to
DR.. A. Erskine Miller. The house Is
one Of several constructed about
ten years ago by Harry Wardman,
containing six rooms and bath, front
and rear porches and located on .
lot 20x125.
Edward II. Droop sold his home at
1894 Fairmont street northwest to
Mary Norris. This Is a three-story
brick house. having ten rooms. two
baths, inlaid floors, hot water heat
and electric lights. The house was
originally built for Mr.. Droop by
Charles w. King, sr.
Two houses in Chevy Chase built
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operations
completely
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03
is HOMEs|TEs !
PURCHASED IN .
VA. HIGHLANDS
Unusual Activity by investors
Shown In Business Of We'd
derburn & Terrett.

Unusual activity In the sale OF
building sites is shown by the report
of Wedderburn & Terrett. exclusive
agents for Virginia Highlands. just
across the Potomac. Sixteen villa
sites and building lots and five houses
were sold during the last week. That
makes q total of 400 lots sold during
the year. F
Virginia Highlands 10 located be-
tween Mt. Vernon boulevard and the
Washington and Mt. Vernon Electric
Railway, about a mile south Of the
Highway bridge, ana is accessible by
both the Mt. Vernon Railway and bus
lines that run from Alexandra TO
Washington.
The section abounds in. historic In
terest. The Highlands adjoins the
Arlington estate. and is a part OF the
original land granted by the crown
of England to the Washington tam
fly. and was the estate Of August r.
Addison. who resided there with his
family prior to and during the civil
war. ..... -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03

FINDS DEMAND
FOR RESIDENCES
Most Active Month In History
Of Business 10 Optimistic
Report.

The most active month In the sale
OF residential properties In the his
tory OF It's office Is reported by VIII.
lam s. Phillips for the month OF
August. Thirty-three properties were
sold. all OF which were purchased for
residential purposes. the total sales
aggregating s277.1so. Mr.. Phillips
states that there is an unusual de.
mend for residential property at this
time and that the demand win In.
crease as the fall season draws near.
The following transfers were ne
gotiated during the past week:
Robert II. Slaughter purchased the
six rooms and bath residence at 1882
Argonne place northwest, which Ia
one of the new tapestry brick houses
constructed by Mr.. Phillips. These
Argonne Terrace houses are unusu-
ally attractive on account of the
many conveniences and distinctive In
dividual features.
Mrs. Cecilia ) Brennan purchased
from Walter T. Pfeiffer 13s Randolph
place northwest, which 10 q six room
and bath brown brick residence with
colonial porch.
Mrs Hazel Snyder purchased from
Hon. George Huddleston, member Of
Congress, the beautiful residence at
631 Z street northeast.
Herman J. Galloway, special assist
ant attorney general, purchased
from Mrs. Alice @. Thomas the beau.
tiful bungalow at 6515 Eighth street
northwest. This Is one Of the bun.
ealows built by Mr.. Phillips about q
year ago. thoroughly modern, has
large lot with double tile garage.
Mrs. Louise b. HUDSON purchased
the bungalow at 3424 Oliver street
northwest, from Robert J. Laleger.
Dennis Mccartney purchased from
Guy T. Helvering the colonial brick
house at 1919 Eleventh street north.
west. This house contains six rooms
and bath and all modern convent
ences. w.
Norris p. o'Conneli purchased
from DIR. Francis M. Criswen one of
the new brick houses just built on
Longfellow street northwest. This
particular house being No. 80, con-
tanning six rooms, bath. hot.water
heat and electric lights.
Henry Schultz purchased from
Herman Blumenthal the light tapes
try brick house at 1925 Shepherd
street northwest.
Edward T. McDonough sold his
nome at 4107 Illinois avenue north.
west, the purchaser being Mrs. Fan
mic r. Brown. This is,Sa colonial
brick house, six rooms and bath,
modern, electric lights, in one of the
most beautiful squares In Petworth.
:. Walter B. Darr. correspondent for
the Los Angeles Times, purchased
from Mr.. Phillips the buff tapestry
brick residence at 214 " street north
east. This house consists Of six
rooms and bath, hot.water heat and
electric lights. -'
Charles b. Cummings sold the two
family fiat at 2313 N street north.
west, the purchaser being Dennis
Mccartney. '.r N-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03
1OREALTY SALES
SHOW PUBLIC IS
INbUYHVGMO0D
Residential and Business Prop
critics Sold Through Shan
non & Luchs. s.. Il

That the public is in a good buy
ing mood 10 shown by the following
report of Shannon q Luchs OF the
sale Of ten residential and business
properties during the last week.
G. j. Townsr sold premises a. Mar
lon avenue, Clarendon. Va. to Robert
A Sauls. ...
William L. New has purchased the
new bungalow at 240 Willow avenue,
Takoma Park, from Theresa vi Carter,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03
cLENARDEN AUCTION SALE
TO CONTINUE LABOR DAY

The Glenarden Realty Company an
nounces that the auction sale Of
twelve hundred lots to colored pur.
chasers at Glenarden. Nd, will be ex-
tended through Labor Day.
Glenarden Is only six minutes ride
from the District line on the WASH
ington, Baltimore and Annapolis
railway local. The sale will be held
daily from IL to D. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-03

II has been indicated by the embas-
sizes that entire houses would be
more preferable than simply portions
consisting Of suites of rooms.
Special Committee.
The special committee that 10 SUI
pervising the work OF the board In
this housing problem consists OF
Percy II. Russell, chairman; Robert
Koib and n. r. Middleton.
In connection with this work, an
nouncement IL made that an official
Of the Department OF State viii adj
dress the local realtors at the regu-
lar luncheon of the real estate board
next Thursday. Arrangements for
this luncheon. which Is expected TO
be the largest meeting yet held by
the board. are being made by Lee
ID. Latimer. chairman OF the lunch
con committee.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
Inter SEN Batienten, sic fi6 Sic.

= Inter Sen Batienten, bic ii6 bte=
Ter Sage in bieiisen 9oipitdlern Opez
rationen nntermarfen, befanoen ii6:
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COTTONWOOD, nno 6rau 8. Depre,
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16@terden, 6ern, febrten am Mon<
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S6meiter Der @riteren, Germ unb
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iiberbarpt nt6t gu baben lit. Dte
@rnte lit in iener @esenb allgemetn
ousgefallen aneeiibts ser an
baltenoen Durre.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
@altber 2isa @aap.

Die @altber 2iea bon bier bat eine
@inlooun9 betommen ser groben @alp
in Mantato ndditen Counting bei5uz
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rere Tauieno 8eiuder bon per(9ieoez
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GET baben Sic Mailen@6re oortraeen
>perben. @ine ber5lt6e @inlabuw erz
gebt an alle bteier ~3uiammenfunft BET
5%umobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
,9pppelt eenabt bdlt beKer."

@ine 9asesseitung aus @iour
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INSTRUMENTATION" boppelt Slid unb
Sesen I'M @beitanoe miini6en.
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S~pl6atenlei9en
einsetroFe
Oortiebung BON Der 1. @eite.)

Som Gate 6anSfa unb trat i'm Scar
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bate TIN fallen 1eben nno pobnte
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merhen bic @ltern babtngebeno be-
na6ri@tist meroen.
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&o@6etten
Griffith &eibemann.

Dur6 Ma@labri6ter @m. 9.
Matber tpuroen am Monta9 morgen tn
leinem 8iro I'M Contribute babter
5bomas Griffith aus Mtnneapolis
unb Sri. Caroline @etoemann aus
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ferien bort perlebte. Ste lit In Der
bieft9en Office Ser eagle @oller Mia
So. a%ngeitellt. Ser 8rdutisam NAT
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bier auf5ui6lasen.
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9enfmal fir splbaten.

@eleeentlid ser am. Montas, %,
Nueult, tagenoen Sabresperla mmlunq
Ser Sort &toeelp Yarf Nilociation lon
her Y1an, bel Sort @io9elp Elm pallenz
bes 9enfmal gu @bren Der I'M Weltz
fries sefallenen iunsen Mdnner ars
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in palienoer @eile sefetert meroen,
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uno ais @orlit:r fun9ieren ntro.
3beo. Gbriittanlen aus Da>plon mtrb
bic @ouptreoe balten. I'll.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
&em &beia:

8og noueit bu itun1m burb Del
bIiiberben &ain?
8os rauideit 61 milo u1o betlom
menu
$50 iitt6 6eine Iadenoen 2ieoer, /,
@bein2
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Sei 1tillel: Shon raln1t es in 8nfd
u16 Mieo,
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Mud ou mirit tpieber ein Subelliei
Bon goIoiger Greibeit itngen.
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Strom,
@etroit bur6 6ie tp%einenoen 2an6e.
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un6 9om,
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uno nonoerit ou 6ant in Die Meere
binein,
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No9 .lebt ltns ein gitiger 2enfer.
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inn !@aus,
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aus!
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gen Die Slut,
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mern?
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8au ouf, mas oas @didial 8eri@lo-
genl y. M:s III
(8eiie:: @ir Il,eeu binans in Die
ionnige @elt. ..t.) .su:yaaS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

@mil Wurm unb. Tantilje aus
81. Saul, 1opie Nrtbur Wprm aus
ST itbroof itatteten tbren Gltern
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56rieba @oebter, n~,eilten am Mtttpod
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@oebter un6 8enntng IN arlington
gu @aite.
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@errr1 unb Trau Dr. s. S. 8oeel
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fapette bate nerli@ baS Mibsei6td
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ben Trembf6rper bur6 einen biefisen
Nr3t entfernen laifen. Gum @lid
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@mma 6aoemeter aus Conn Court
-lanb unternabmen iiingit eine Nuto=
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feline Tamilie febrten leste ISOLDE bter=
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lit nabe3u pollen6et ur1b mir6 in ndd=
lter 3ufunft BEN Hublitum se6ffnet
lperben. @err 8tetruS befanb iid
1ette ISOLDE in BEN S6meiteritdbten,
UNI eine neue Mablmaidine a151lz
i@affen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
aaerIei Aberelambe.
gl1s benz Gugenbnd Ser Sadiiideu
@hfnni1

Mus benz @agenbu6 Ser Sddiiideu
Shpei3.
4in6er m1tB man bel &eget r1ter
sic Dabrint1e ftelen, 2oamit lie mod
fen.
Sin Sungeefene bart Die Butter
ni9t ani9nei6en, font befomr1t er tn
fieben Sobret feline 6ral1.
St6rt cine SSungfer in oer Nert,
iabrsnadt sic Subner onf lino Die
&en11e gaderf, 0 befor1mt lie gum
Manne einen S,1nggeieaen, frabt Der
&aBf, einen @itper.
@et Elm Ndo9en bel @affer- per.
fduttet, Damn befommt tie eine11
Erumfenbol6 gum Nan11e.
Die 8raut muB, bepor iie our Sir
DIE qebt, elm @eloitiid 1T 6te Sd1be
1dieber, 6on1t miro es linen ME at
@eI6 feblen.
SdimmeI 6urfen ni6t boz, ben
8routtpagen geiteM tperoen, aud
nidt 3meierIei Bfer6e, fonit gebt'S I'M
@beitanoe rudtp1rts.
@ir6 BEL Sen @orten bes &rie-
tiers: .rSeio frl1dtbar uno mebret
eud" Elm 5dloB 5ugeidnappt, oant
bIeibt sic Gle finber1os.
2egt sic Grau in Der 8ralttna@t H.
rem Sod auf sic @ofen 6es Mannes,
70 bebal1ptet iie sic @erri6aft.
60 oft man I'M Srubiabr ben er-
iten &udud rufen bort, 10 btele Sab
re bIeibt man o1n 2eben; 5ugleih muB
man auf sic EaIden flopfe1, bob 6as
@eIo flimpert. gs fltn1pert baum
oos gauge Sabr.
8labt int 6rubiabre sic gberei6e
redt iippig, 10 gibtses in BENT Sabre,
bel unebelide &inoer. VII
@e1tu iemon6 po11 elmer. 2ei9e
trdun1t, 70 miro 1bledtes 8etter.
Mieit man niidtern 6reimal, 10
friegt man etpas geidenft, Cont
tags iogar einen @uB. (Nfan probtere
es alio.)
ssSudt einem sic @aie, 10 erfabrt
man etpas Meues ODER faut 1T ben
Dred. (Das probiere man lieber
nidf.)
8enn ser 8ilien aus benz Munoe
faIt, Damn miro er bon irgeno ientan<
Dem nidt gegonnt.
@erliert eine. Trau Sic S6ur5e, TO
gibt es einen 1uitigen Mbeno; lit es
elm MaoderL TO mub-es 8ate ifeber
o6er ser @eliebte 1T ibr untren &C.
tpor6en. 1890
@im man germ 8eiud baben. fol
mub man bret 8efen IN ben Sfen 1tet,
ten, Damn fornmt meld)er.
4a Sbmalben idiben oas &ars Dor
@etteridlug. 5@.5'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
NOTICE OF TAX JUDO MENI
Forfeited Lands.

Notice is hereby given that all
parcels of. land bid in for the state
and not assigned to purchasers or
redeemed within three (3) years
from the. date of the tax sale at
which they were offered, shall be
disposed Of as provided by Sections
2127 and 2128 General Statutes
of 1918 and acts amendatory thereof.
Pursuant to the Statutes in such
case made and provided, I shall on
August the 9Th A. D. 1921 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the office
Of the County Auditor at the Court
House in the City of New Ulm and
County Of Brown. State Of Mime
ed with taxes penalties and costs
and on which taxes shall not have
been previously paid.
Dated at the City Of New Ulm
this 18th day of July 1921.
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
Auditor of Brown County, MINI.
Adv. 30-31.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
1itus Shared seiturben*

- &ur3 Dor @6lub ser Tormen erz
ptelten mir bic Trouer bot16aft, bab
TituS M1ored in ieinem 9etm IN
@rpital 8ap Mittmo6abenb aus benz
2eben ee,6ieben lei. Dr. 6, q. 8e1
>puroe biesbeSigli@ 9eiter1 telepbonild
per1tdnbtgt. DaS 2ei6enbegdng mis-
finbet @amStae itatt. 8tr meroen
nd6lte @o6e iber 1einen 2ebenslauf
beri6ter1.