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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-12-12
sQuARH 10

WILLIAMS. sadie MI. las $2I.1e.
RuTTY. Ethel Az. and Jacob III shapiro
500 1880.
SQUARE ssos
HOLDEN. F'femins II. 81, sss.sa; 81,
NATIoNAL REALTY co. NC s..
sisss Is. 1885, 81 1891 u
sT :,II |, James y. ana RsiIs Il. Il.
RuTTY. Ethel Ms ss. s44s7: H. s44s7:
SIS. s1s.5S: rs. 3Iss6
SQUARE s204
WHITE r. II. sl2ss; n. sizsss
WHITE. I, Catherine Y Sass
GUM. Albert r.. 2s. $i2.50
LocKWooD. 81. ~ ss si2.7s: 40.
NsTIoNAL REALTY Co. NC ~.
DUNCAN. walter AZ. I0s s5s.7s; IFS.
$34 so: liz $34.80.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REALTY CO..
INC. the sol. Si0t
SQUARE s2Os
FAUsR John. is. s3s.o1
osEoRNE. Mary e. u si47s sss
MANN. Dorothy l.. e.. sss.o2
BRADNAcK Chas. p and Minerva A.
ATKIN: Philip and Anna, s1. s1s.ls
LURIAs Louis E.. 50 S7t.43:
ABRAMS, Abraham p, and Frances Il
.BA r - VIM. and Edna. is. Asss.
zoLTR0W, Samuel and caroiine, 81.
SQUARE saO7
GOULD. Frank A. and Pearl p. "a.
MORGAN WIN. N. ana 9<eSan T.,
KSATa, a Charlotte. q. sloso1.
s sRoME I Janet Ii Il. 81 &. $3.50 $40.
SQUARE S20S
DEMPSEY. Patrick A.. s.; sss.s5;; ~
wARE. Grace Rrogden. 10. sss.45.
SQUARE seOs
BARcocK. Minnie p. ia. ssasT9.
cRoGGoN. Raymond and Marian B.
DtiNIGA aI B. j. Inc. IS. $3.50.
BRocKwAY, chas. l. and Myrtle *.
BATES. Marion b.. rs. 1854
BALL, Stephen $. and Nell p, IS,
roLANp. PAN R and Margaret VI
MoXLEY. Douglas O., 500 q cents.
SQUARE s2io
RUSSELL. Grace e. 10: 1864.
BLICK chas. r. and Grace ~. 20
PoWDERLY. Francis Clyde and Eliza
beth NJ. Isl. S72,Ss.
SQUARE ss11
WILLIAMS. Jas. s. and vivian W.
40. $T4.65.
DUNCAN ID j., Inc. 95. $51.19: 129.
S36.47; 500, $2S.09.
SQUARE S2I2
MARVEL. Martin L. and Annie e.. %,
coIEMAa. Frank G.. "a. s9s.7s.
GARNER Frederick Reed and PHOEBE
A.. go $106.11.
DUNCAN. b. j., 10. ssI.s7; 1874.
S51.90: 141, $1o6.04
SQUARE s21s
coRRfDoN. Raymond W., 90 s1,4I.
SQUARE 1915
HoRowITz. Jacob and Minnie. %.
$3.50.
CARTER. walter Frank and Margaret
S.. IS. $54,64.
SQUARE s217
WARsAuR. BENJAMIN and selma. 81
MecALLllM, Daniel W, and Jane =.
herman. Harry. s4 sIo7.4a
SQUARE ssls
Ks q s,is'cs Pstsr 4 ana Gsr'FHds+
SQUARE $500
BELFIELD. Richard y. and GWsndolyn
s.. %. 341sak
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VI 1871; ST. $37.1s. 3d. 41n4 Is: 70
$500. "a. tsl.o9: q. $61 09: IA. Ss7.iT
SQUARE 1864
s s.sI Joseph. st.47; SIS. s44s.
G9 .,. ~ Henry Ri. 81 $II.s5: So
SQUARE s1ss
I AI5sT. John, ). ss.ai: 10. SIS,
S'fATHERS. s. s. 8S25e 1g IL ~
~ y IP ~ WI ii. n. slg.05: is,
cu RRy. Niles E.. Il. gs.a7: 81 s19.s7
HAtJGIIT. Ira M, 81. si4.04: 81. sI4.05.
pc = AtlsN. II w and Lille Pearl
lie, 50. 1894: 81 sIa.57: 52 81.
ss sl2.sa; 81. SSs.tts SIS. 1885,: Sc,
HILL vivian 81. I'll SIS.
SQUARE 5iss
DYE Romeo NJ. Is ss4.07: III. ss407.
Ivan. transferred 10 Alliance Realts
$3.50; Ii. sss.7 -. $500 81
SQUARE sts7
s sEAs Ed d..sss 4 g sasos
81 Il NJ ~ EsiRLASD Thomas +. and Mary
SHELTON. Huldah L. ~. sIsos5: ~.
BECKER, assessed t. Jas ! and
Saes, p. MaEsns IrSs bVSs $3.50
SQUARE sIgs
LOWELL. Katie. 8 36s1s
SQUARE sl7o
W 4 -s Cyrus r.. 49, s12s4 il.
cLEMENT, assessed to Edw. D.. ii.
DIXON: Charles O. and Julia Ii. IS.
$l32.37: 20. $1327
Chase Use Fannie p. 80. s1s7.s4: 81,
THAxToN. Frederick H.. 40. 5000.
SQUARE sl7S
MELVILLE. Clyde B.. 5. s1so.is.
Aeya r., 2, $isI.6s.
f9 = isadore =. s17.ss; II, s7ts.
s54s; q, s7.4s: Is. sio.l7; 10. siO.sI:
20. $l3.l1
SQUARE sl7s
CHASE. George w. "a. sll.a5.
SQUARE air.
BENNETT. Grace Parker. /. sl5i.s7.
PATTON. Samuel S.. q &50sO
,d ls s1IIs2; II; slo.24.
DONALDSON. Edwin T. and Grace L..
20. .S15.s5; 81. $3.50.
CHASE George w. IS. s2.s5; So.
BR1ETBARTH. Ida Little. sos. ,14s.5o.
SQUARE a1s7
MARVEL William r. and Clara NJ. 81.
SQUARE s1ss
faFkEK 5S ses f. f. ses 's :.,ss .o.
si1ss; so4. sss.ss. 80. '@ies' 80
SQUARE sls2
WENCHEL. John p, and Ella s.. Is,
$44SS: Fl. $l7L6O: $50. s5.1S.
SQUARE slss
DoRMER. Eugene 7. and Mae R.. Is.
SQUARE sfs4
sTINEsPRING. HedrIo c.. 2s. 31l55.
SQUARE st95
WILLIAM $, PHILLIPS q co. INC,
l. sdies; s11.os; .. st1.os; 4.
ps :,,;ss; i ioi sli,Os .,d w,,,,.n,
PEYsER. Julius l.. and William c, sui.
liya4; A. s1s;os; Y. stsls; Is, s1s.ls:
RIDDEL Charles c.. &c. S22.aA.
SQUARE 1896
WHITE. Samuel J., a. s72.s1.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS & CO. INC.
49, $3.50: 40 $3.50
THOMAS Hugh n. Il sso.51: 42.
REsERvIE. william r.. ~ $685.; a.
BARKER. James F.. u, s1l.s4; Is.
SQUARE s197
KNIGHT Lafayette NJ. .. $500; &
PHILLIPS. william s.. 20 szs2.
RUSSO. Tony and Louis. 81. S2S.05;
zINN. Larance H. 81. s21.aI; as.
wARDSlAN, Harry and Thomas r.
Bones, 10. s9.I7: SS. s922
PEYSER. Julius /. and William c.
sullivan SOL $1,000
SQUARE s19s
TR1NsLEY Thomas H. and Ruth W..
90 $685.
ARMSTRONG. French and Elizabeth
3 81 $685.,
MERCER, JAMES /. ana Dulls. q.
BRso5'WS1NGe nay G. ana wanda 81.
~. sto2.ss.
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81 t3lA1tH 1&51
cAF = Morris. s.. sss.szs eet.
SQUARE ss5s
DUNCAN b u Inc. 500. Si.sbs
sO2. sa.6s: sos. 1865.
SQUARE sas7
MUIR HX Glenn u and GLADYS ". "a,
SQUARE szBs
WlIL III. !. AS. Mitchell a and Edna. "A.
BEL FIELD. Richsrd Il. and Rose s..
SQUARE $3.50
.GLYcoFRIDEs Ellis 81, 500. ssi.tt
SQUARE 1854
JuNGHAUS Francis A.. is. sss.5s: IT,
' ss9.s Ss Z, IL 49, s. rs sss.ss
Turner. 81. s49.S6: Sc. $52.5ss ss
:ss.Ss: 81 $685.: q. :ss.ssss:: y
RIEN. Y. II. H.. INC. III. ss2.7o.
GATsI.THER. Chas. M. and Has Douglas
and Melvina III, schlosherg and Lee
nIsN re ~ a IS sf me- q ,ss74s. 81
$9S.40: ST. $gSsA6
DAVIS. Thos. n. and Adele NJ. s..
RUTTY Ethel M.. 500. ss cents.
SQUARE s2ss
FIMNTY. Argyle N. 10 ss.aS: 400.
sHAPIRo. Jacob g.. 1874 ss7.ss. is.
$t3756; 1856 $14T.06 1877 STAT
1tos Slss.sSs 1f3. s47.24 l45. s1lssO7:
iis :iisas isi slt4se. Isl iss. slesTs
GOsSs Geneva MI. 153. s5tfs
SHAPIRO Jacob 81. ts4 sos. 81; ~.
sssg5; 15s $s4.a7s iSa. $3.50
SQUARE $3.50
JAMES Judson J. and Fanpie. Luciap
si,a ssd Frances p Williams. ~
JAMES, hudson ]. and FANNIE. Ill
cooLEY. chas Z and william o,.isl.
SQUARE s2s5
BUCHANAN, Ruth f.. las. $64s7s.
HESS. Catherine Luckett 1854. $500
WIFE. Preston f.. Co. Inc, 15s $iS.02.
WIIsE. Preston F. Inc. 1919, Sss,4s.
SQUARE 1885
FshRE slsis w :I. fgs Sc si g 1I't Il
WIRE Preston r u. 81, inc. a, s.s..s.:
IS. s2s "a; 81, s2s.s7. $500
CONFER. Joanna al Seas
McOUITKIN. Charlotte b. 81, SIls.e1.
CAFRITZ, Morris rs $685.
STEVENS. Edward. 10 S611k
SQUARE ses7
TERRTLL. William NJ. and George 81.
Little, IL S4,S0: H. $3.50: lis. &2Ag4:
~ $3.50: 20 ssa.st: ~. s2l.st; ~.
SQUARE s2ss
EVA NGELicAI. c SITfR ne. THE.
So s24.as; 81 S2075s SIS, s20s2s 56
sls-o7; s02, s5.ss; sos. ss3.0s: 500.
SQUARE $3.50
PAPPAs. Nick X. and jennie. 1. s73.ss.
SQUARE s27s
ALLEN. Henry H.. q $3.50.
SQUARE S27s
chash. a $3.50: soT. tL2s
SQUARE s27s
Robert L.. so7. ss9Is.
SQUARE s27T
CHASE. George W.. 8 $II6.2S.
SQUARE $3.50
OLD COLONY WASHINGTON Co.
INC. SIS. $SAI0 s16 $s66.13.
SQUARE s2s7
RUSSO. Frank. So 5000.
Marshall. SIS. Sl6.S2: Sc. 1859
Charles wilton and Ollie
Ethel Otterbach so. S64.S0.
TERRIlL William Nj. 81 S1O.53: 81.
$S.Tl; 81 $1,000: s4 $500; as. $3.50:
Sc 1923: 81 s9.99: s., ss.a7: 50,
$7.s0: 40. $500
SQUARE sass
TERRELL william NJ 6s $50. g3s e.
S1s.24: 10, 3fSs24; III 81s.24
LITTLE r. Davis ana C Hayward
Marshall rs salt
Ida soe. tis0.Ios eti
te.Os
kcontinusd on Next xaG1
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sN&Ne4A-A| NN4A
WALTERS Ficrance ~ 81. sft4.tS
sAeER. chaA y. a. Sac
TAUBER David. "a. 5000
SQUARE sa2t
FISHER. Geo IL IL tffsek
SQUARE a21s
ASHLEY Glenn ". md Catherine ~
sQuARn SaaS
BRILL. CLARA 60 ssssss:
MR. CHS Lewis A. and Mary - a,
obs WIN. y ana Maus 81 =
soUARE s22s
PITCHER MerriIl i and Julia r p.
YowEI.L, Guy ana BESSIE. 10. ti1sss.
HICKS Marguerite -. IS. &95s99.
sQUARn ss2s
osTROw Edward q. So, tss.sz.
DIAMOND. Jennie, Saa. sto.lp.
SQUARE saag
IsIsINGER. Annie E s1 sst.zl.
Lang. Jennie. S5 $4i6I
Gardner Louis. s. ss7sF7.
SQUARE seal
WILSON. Eugenla ~ y46sb6.
Lynch. Habert and Ethel 81
MsKE SNEy Hstram 4 and Anns
RosoFF Harry and ROSS 500 ss.ss
SQUARE s2S2
MULLfNGs. Bertha E ~ tsssss.
AftJI.LINGS. Ernest X and a. 81
SQUARE s2ss
PEAEY: Howard q. ana Rose NJ lit.
zALKIND. LYMAN and Mary ia
GEssFonD Jas ". and Mary NJ 81,
souARH ssss
IIlssIs Lottle g. lss.ss
.pQ2gn PIP John and Fiofa
SQUARE sass
r ASSAM Albert and Fannie To s4s.s4
GORDON. Julius AZ ~. S9Tssf.
GUEST. Louise c.. Isl $9S.7L
SQUARE a2s7
sadie. Max. rs. sxs43s
SELLER Frances. 81 S106.ls.
R9pANp, Jos. and MariA p. 80
SQUARE ass
TAFFE James tg $4s.7s
s a15IS!K Sl,,1 Msry ~ s,a 49,
SQUARE $3.50
LEETH. Ashby Il ana Lillian ~
SQUARE $40
ET Y zL5RS Harry a, and Marsafet =:
SQUARE se4s
GIBSON. Henry ii. ST. sI4sss
SQUARE s2ft
COOK g. Layinia. SIS yss.sz.
SQUARE SEAS
YOUNG, Mary 4. and Albert g. a.
THoM1s, arthur u ina Luta ". d.
s114.1S
CAPTAIN. Minnie. 14S. $780,
HUMPHREY, Lillian WI. 153. sgTs0S.
NASH Jas W and Rosa Al. 161.
SQUIRE ss4s
~ ATER. Robt s. and Helen q. q.
MURPHY. Elizabeth. %. sgs.sb.
GOODMAN VIM. Carl and Thelnn
Mary, 95. &100a63
SEEGER WIN. Is and Ruth NJ. 10l.
Burke, Lillian II. 100 sfs.ss
SQUARE 1891
MARCUS. Deborah r. 1ss. s1os0s
VEIN BERGEH RI Arthur Al and Francis
H., lot. 28843
PAscAI1 harry ! ana Marion ~
CURTIS, Gertruds III. ls7. Ss1Os.
WOODY ARD. Mary RI. 15s Ss1.01.
WATTS. chaa p and Lenora - 2ol.
coeRAxE John + ana Elsanor -
JoI5 NsTON Ethel q. aso. t52a7
CLARKE Sidney u. 2sI 3l5.as.
MADISON Jas. -. IL and Henriel,M
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soUApr sIsE

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ DNS
I.ARRIMoRE. Aiics w. ss tsas7.
COURT. Oscar r. ss. e9s.91.
SQUARE g15s
NATIONAL REALTY CO. INcs q.
HAYNES. III. iii, 1. 1887; Z. $500
s. 1892: .. 1882
REED. T. MI. 1s, s1sg7: III. s1sg7G.
THE NATIONALS EXCHANGE BANK
OF WESTON. w VA. INC. Is.
BENTI .EY samuel ~. sls.s2s "a
SQUARE s1sf
PAYNE. Euiainna Al. tls.7ss g
KHAN oFsKY, Justin. Id. s7s.ss
SQUARE s15s
MULKERoN Frank u. I. $3.50: q.
1875
NAT. REALTY Co. INC. III. s0.7ss
s2sas: AZ. s2s.4s: n. t2s.ts; iS.
eze.4Ss -
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SQUARE asss

e1779. %. S11.T3. ~ sf6l5. bbs
es6s0gs 500 S11a4. So, &2s,45
FIRTAG. GABRIEL and Rosa. 40, s14i-4i
SQUARE 2a42
SHAPIRO KATE REALTY CO. 4 $780,
1910; 3 ;is.5s: 4. 1880: 5
49,. SQUARE 2s47
E EEsTscK 5. Psulns and ses Eva T. s1s
SQUARE 1854
PHILLIPS. Elizabeth Williams. r.
S6 SsEso Ssts Mar 4 81 4 HE'S: :l:ss so.
SQUARE 1855
HowENsTETN. Herman R.. So. ST. 4s.
So. S77.43: rs. s77,43
LoCHLER. Gustav g.. S.. s1529s; So
r1L LIS; Ida a. f L. Il &: :s14'4s '''
SWAN. Ambrose r. and Harry 3
WOODRUFF Eitd ,,.i Rs, Z. ~. e 1850, Z
LATIN a. r.. Y. s2t7.s4.
DTcKIE Thomas a. and KatheryD j..
sEMMEs. James H. ana Bertham. "a.
'i''''i SQUARE ss5s
SHEA. Mary D. 4. s49,5s.
scHMIpT. Harry X. sS2.si: 80
KORMANsA Yetta. and Security Realty
zARIN. Jacob. and Yetta Norman. sos
oATT l.. Louis P. and Joseph D.. sos
zARIN. Jacob. and Yetta norman. sos.
go - SQUARE 1857
CAREY John j.. Is. &54. az; &C. $500.
MARTIN. Susie r.. H. 3549s; IL. fS4e5
CLEMENTS. Isabella. 80, s24s1: 81.
CLEMENT. IsabSia. 20. s2Lo7.
cALLAGHAN. Aiieen NJ. IS. s224S
CAREY. John j.. IL. $1,000.
FREAs. Edith G.. 81. s27s2.
EGBERT. RIGA B.. S. s295S.
SQUARE 295s
SWAN. TheIma v Is SI290s
FAuNCE. Raymond r.. %. &5T.a5
BREUNISGER. Henry L. and Louis L.
a. tsTs2
SQUARE, ass4
BANS. Robert s.. 2, sssso.
BROWN, Grace H. H. Sl48S3
EouTT Esther Rae Is S71s2
c0ONIN. Abe and Henrietta. q. sS2.47.
LERKIN. Harry A., 30. ss2.ss.
SQUARE 1855
LEAMAN. Robert e. and n. r.. O..
FRIEDBuRG. Jennie. II. $3.50
OIL. e, Marguerite. 90 SiI5.71.
SMITH. Frank X. and Belle p. ~.
xon Use Isadore. "a. 5000: ~. sgs.o2:
20. $500: SO. $29.03i 81. 1864: So.
sss.o2: IS. s2s.o2: 81. s29.Os: SIS.
s2s.03: SIS. $4i.s1
SQUARE 1866
YOUNG. Isadore. /. s22.9o: .. SIS 40;
8. s16.4s; T. $ts.46; s. 3II.42; :.
s44.23: I. s32 SO; 8. 1894; g. s32 ~
10 sg2.34. IL 1928: 12. t32.3A ~
slo.s6: II. $ii 81: Is. $I544: Is
sls.4t; T. z :i5.4s: T. : :2sss T.
sf2.43: % s9Is: a. $77.S7: IS. SIS 20
YOUNG, Isadore 80 s9i8: 81. S12,4S:
SO. 3I2.43; 3s. $12.t3: "a. $3.50
SQUARE 1857
HIJNTLEY Maude c.. 8. sf09.23.
HOLMES Bertha j.. IS. 1851.
JACOBS. James r. and Florence II.
IA $50 24
CAREY Edward ". and Alma p. SIS
R7b49
YOUNG Isadore. 20. sissg: sis. .Si0s
ii. SfatI: 90. s14jl: 20. st411. "a
sfl.1ls Is. fIs.S2s rs. st66S; az siz.9s
slasss 81. Hit; Sc. el1.Ts.
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SQUARE 1850
SQUARE s16f

JAMES, Judson VI and Fannie. rs, s7.47s
SlS. &2.s5.
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pVARDMAN, Harry and Thomas r.
Bones 2g ss0.4l
MAULL. ida H.. 81. ys9.l1
GuRGANUS. Russell p. and Dennie A.
S89.21
Gill; Elmer =. ana Myrtle W. AS.
S43.6S
F1TZHERALD Francis u and Cecilia
81 5g S93.82
SUTHERLAND Orlando and Trulev
H.. 65, 1921.
HARRIS. Wilson Ts ana Jane Il. rs.
S91.Og.
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SQUARM 32OI

WARDMAN. Harry ana Thos. II. Bones.
/. Sffs4gs q 1917: 81 1851 ii sfts40s
s. gf4s26: s. $36.56s 1856 8.
S25 79 81 $SG.55 10. s36.56s II. 1873:
IL 1855 IL $60.s0: II. St2.Se; Is,
3s0.53: is 1903
S0FTARE 3201
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aoUARE 9t9g

BORpAs. Joseph. III. sfO2ss1
F.IGuERAs Charles and Mercedes. 81
FORD: samuel and Eliaabssh WI
o'coNN Non Michael and winfrsd 1.
FuRh S4 1855
MITCHELL. Ora a. and AIice 6. So
nI siSsS Raymond ma Helen u
BT.KcE Will. Robert u and Mar
Kuerfte g2 $f7s40.
RJjTKO WslxA Martha 81 xgs
HUGHES. Van p. and Ethel ~ -
KELLY Roy 4 and Emnaa ss.
sT RICK: Louis X. ara Margaret
~. ST. 1891 sg stQS.2 u
BECK II AN Richard p and Magsie n
nE ss 81 Z, Perry ana Helen u, iOo.
BE spias Jordan b ana Catherine
woo;LET Harry y ana Minnis Il.
DICKINSON. Francis a. and Aims ST.
FTtcKLiNG Frank 8. and 5lanch- iii'
sw Az Lawrence Ira Louise M. liss
cIsR psr4o Harris 81 and AIMS Il li7'
sc ! III &RzniANN. RoBert n ana olive
WOODLAND II; Manries + and virgins.
tA ass e saran 81. 10 sis:ss.
Smith George n. and Ceeelia IL.
54eIN eff ~ Is
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SQUARE sDss

wEsTFALI. james q. .. 1886: 10.
s52.S2: III. s5I6s: IL. $50.46.
SQUARE 1858
PHILLIPS, wm s.. = Co. Inc q
scHRfENER. Raymond. .. s15s 50.
0DELL Olive L. ~. sf1S.65.
HEINZ . John Lewis. "a $3.50.
SQUARE 1910
DAW. clara G.. Robert E. and Mabel
CAMPBELIs. Ora. rs $t2 20; IS. $3.50.
WHITFIELD Emma r.. 81. $l6So
SQUARE SOUTH or 2a71
BUCKINGHAM. Henry G.. /. s2236i,
SWINEY Thomas !. and Myra y. ri
SQUARE 297i
PEYSER julius 4. and William g. sui
Ivan. IS. $50.
SQUARE 2s7s
TURNER. J. r.. a. $10s.T5.
LANzILLoTTI. Vincent and Gtda Z.
sTA;Tis Fasso " ii. S. si4.ss.
WILSON. Marshall 4 and 4atatie ~
DEANER. Annette Az. sog, s5s.47
TURNER u Ea Sill $421
sQUAREl 2s74
WHITED. Erastus d. n: yi9:71.
HOOD. Andrew AZ. IL. $44sS4
SQUARE 2s76
WARDMAN. Harry. and Thos: :.
Bones s2s 81; 81 -; a. 4 siS 81
siss55:s .es III Psi 500: IL. sia.ai: u.
:ls.s7 ; :is.ss: s hs.sss 4,
eA .Isss Il .i sEsy = & 49,: .lSsS =.
SQUARE 2977
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pOOI.E Ci1as. p. ana
st 4 ,e' I.i' Lester VI. III s4s.st-
Rt5YpBRowN. Mary. III xsS,vs.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09
POLITICAL FEELING
. IN TEXAS SINNERS
Warning of Democratic and
Republican Factions Waged
by Statements.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex, November O.
Politics cooled from boil to simmer
in Texas today, though the warning
factions of the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties were as far from agree
ment as ever. Passing of the election
robbed thenAof their field of battle, how
ever and there was little they could do
about their differences beyond issuance
of statements.
Regular leaders, who championed Gov.
Al Smith, scoffed at the demands from
the boilers that they resign their posts.
The anti-Smith leaders continued to
call for reorganization of the party, but
the only way they can force such action
is to defeat the present leaders in the
next State convention, two years away.
Regular leaders declared that the
revolutionists would be unable to &C
complish this They pointed out that
Herbert Hoover won in the State by E
few thousand votes and that his support
came from 10000 Republicans, plus the
boiling Democrats. When the Repub-
lican strength is subtracted from this
total they said, the boilers number
would fall far below the total vote for
Smith, which was made up of regular
Democratic ballots.
Last available figures make Hoover's
total 342, 1856 and Smiths 32767l One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09
SMITH WELCOMED
BY ALBANY THRONG
Defeated Candidate Has
Tears in Eyes as He Waves
to Crowds.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, November Gov
Alfred E. Smith the vanquished HAPPY
warrior" returning last night to the
State capital after his two-month
political battle, received an ovation
from Albany residents which brought
tears to his eyes.
A crowd damned Union Station as
his train pulled in at 1881 O'Clock and
hundreds Swarmed about the stations
| doors to get glimpse of him.
As the governor stepped to the plat
form from William F. Kenny'S private
car, the st. Nicholas, now sharing fame
with the derby itself, National Guard
band struck up the battle song, Side
walks of New York"
Makes Brief Talk.
After a triumphal procession through
the main streets, the governor, stand
ing on the veranda of the executive
mansion, Mrs Smith by his side, told
the throng which milled over the
spacious front lawn that, though he had
had wonderful receptions all over the
country, this welcome home to his
adopted city was the warmest OF
them all.
Full an hour before the upstate
special bearing the governors car ar
rived crowds gathered about the station
and at 1880 the building was literally
packed to the roof.
AS the governor and Mrs. Smith, their
elder daughter, Mrs. John Warner, and
Maj. Warner, superintendent of New
York State police, stepped from the
Mayor John Boyd Thatcher of Albany,
who was accompanied by Mrs.
Thatcher.
Through a scene which approached
pandemonium the governors party,
escorted by State and city police, Strug-
gled through the mob in the station,
with familiar cries of Hello. All"
YOU'RE all right, All" throated above
the din.
Waves New Derby.
Outside all vehicular traffic was held
up in Broadway, blaze of red fire,
as the crowds filled the street Then
with Mayor Thatcher and Judge John
]. Brady, newly elected to the Chill
dren'S Court, on each arm, the gov
ernor started on foot to the executive
mansion. Mrs. Smith and Mrs War
ner followed in a closed car. AS the
governor first saw the throng outside
his eyes filled with tears.
At the executive mansion Gov Smith,
in response to cries of speech" from
the crowd, spoke briefly, after Mayor
Thacher expressed the gratitude of the
people of Albany for the distinguished
manner in which Gov. Smith has con-
Quoted his campaign"
The governor, waving new brown
derby, then said:
1T is with a deep sense of gratitude
that I receive this reception. ] have
met with some splendid ovations in my
travels over the country from East to
West during the past month. I re-
ceived greeting in New York City
such as might be expected in my native
town, but right here in Albany, my
adopted city, have found the warmest
and most cordial reception of all.
IT will never forget Albany, and you
may be sure that I will come back here
as often as get the opportunity"
The band then struck up The Star
Spangled Banner" and Gov. Smith
held high the brown derby in gesture
of farewell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-09
ROOSEVELT LEAD
MORE THAN $4,000
0ttinger Refuses to ConCede
Defeat-Is Hopeful of
CheCk-up.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 9.--With one
district still unreported Franklin D.
| Roosevelt today appeared to have been
elected Governor of New York state
by over IS 900 votes.
Attorney General Albert Ottinger, the
Republican nominee, still refused to
concede the election, believing check
up of the totals would show him VIM
ner by narrow margin.
Errors found in the unofficial COM
pilation, however have added to Mr..
Roosevelt's total A recheck of the re-
turns IN the Borough of Richmond.
New York City, added 3,455 to the
Roosevelt plurality, in Suffolk County.
731. and in Oswego County, 405. In
Oneida County Ottino"~ gained 1870.
The lone missing district is in New
York City.
The revised State figures compiled by
the Associated Press give Roosevelt
2.12o,l51. Ottinger 2,094,867, plural
ity for Roosevelt of 1924. Roosevelt
carried New York City by 405,512.
Ballots Ordered Guarded.
Both Gov. Smith and the Secretary
of State have taken steps to secure an
governor telegraphed sheriffs to expe-
dite the returns and the bureau of cleo
tionS sent instructions TO its county
boards to guard to the limit" all Off
cial ballots and tally sheets OF Tues
days election.
The boards of canvasserS are to meet
throughout the State Tuesday to can
vass the returns. The central official
canvass at Albany will be made Decem-
Der /.
Believing his election certain. Roose-
Welt prepared to leave for Warm Springs,
Ga. TODAY ready to start to work on
the consolidation Of his State program:
which includes State development OF
water power sites farm relief, reorgan-
ization of county and town government
and revision of the States judicial sys-
tenn. These he discussed with Gov.
Smith prior to the latter's departure Tor
ALBANY late yesterday afternoon.
with Mr.. Roosevelt apparently elect
ed it appeared that he had carried WIZ
him all others on the State ticket except
Albert CONWAY. the Democratic NOM
Tree for attorney general. Leonard g.
Crouch also appeared to have lost his
race for associate Judge Of the Court
of Appeals to Irving G. Hubbs, the Re-
publican nominee.
Figures for State Offices.
Figures for the State offices were:
Governor.
Roosevelt CD, 2120.151.
Ottinger (R.), 2.094,822.
Districts unreported, l.
Lieutenant Governor.
Lehman CD, 2,051 806.
Lockwood (R.), 2.020.828.
Districts unreported, 10.
Comptroller.
Tremaine CD. 2R2,67s.
Crowley (R), 2'~-3.338.
Districts unreported, Sc.
Attorney General.
Conway CD. 19S6,926
Ward (R.), 2,050,058.
Districts unreported, SO.
Associated Judge Of Court Of Appeals.
Crouch CD, 1885. sos.
HubbS (R), 1,882. 584.
Districts unreported, 1852 (al nor
mally Republican,.
United States Senator.
Copeland CD, 2,051 ,278.
Houghton (R), 1891 ,055.
Districts nnreported: So: