Apartments Sold in Week's Deals Tie Wilton and Ingleside
Two apartment houses valued at over 720,000 were sold by Moore & Hill Inc. The Wilton at Lamont Street changed hands for 60,000 with the Isabel at 124231 Eleventh Street Northeast as part of the exchange. Ingleside, a three story 21 apartment building on a Lamont street block, brought 140,000 with plans by Wood Donn Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zada S. Kent
Lamont Street
Isabel
Moore & Hill, Inc
Moore & Tit, Inc
Wicen
Seventeenth Street
Ingleside
Sixteenth Street
Flignald W. Beall
Wilton
Andrew B. Graham
Zada
S. Kent
Wood, Donn & Deming
John H. Nolan
Fine residence to rise at Nineteenth and It streets
A new home for J. H. Purdy will cost over Rs0 and rise on a corner lot at Nineteenth and It streets north west. Architect J H de Sibour has drawn plans for a four story house with yellow brick and limestone trimmings. Willam P. Lispcomb & Co. hold the contract. work starts March 1 with occupancy expected by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth
J. Ft. Purdy
Washington
Purdy
J. H. de Sibour
Ground broken for Bishop Harding house at Mount St. Albans
Ground was broken last week for a new house for Bishop Alfred Harding at Mount St. Albans. Mrs. Susan Evelyn Murray plans to build the home in memory of her sister who died recently. A turnout of friends and clergy attended the ceremony after Bishop Harding spoke. Communion followed in the sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Harding
Mount St. Albans
Susan Evelyn Murray
Cleary
Harding
Plans for Normal School No 1 submitted by municipal architect
Municipal Architect Snowden Ashford submitted plans for Normal School No 1 to the board of education. Funded by Congress with 287000 dollars, the two story building will have 30 classrooms, an assembly hall for 400, offices, study hall, library, and 200 foot frontage facing north on Harvard near Eleventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Congress
Snowden Ashford
Harvard
Eleventh Street
Homes Near Completion in Clarendon Area
Finishing touches are being put on Charles Hallacher’s new home north of the former Rauscher summer house in Clarendon Virginia. Realty operator W. W. Collings notes that homes for Arthur J. Porter and B. E. W. Ball, the county treasurer, are also nearing completion. Additional residents are preparing to erect houses nearby for R. H. Scroggins A. Wilson Peter Latterner J. W. Slack and George H. Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Charles Hallacher
Clarendon
Rauscher
WW. G. Collings
Arthur J. Porter
BE. W. Ball
R. H. Scroggins
A. Wilson
Peter Latterner
J. W. Slack
George H. Rucker
Theater to Be Enlarged and Improved at Virginia Theater
Architect Fred A. Schneider has been hired to draw plans for enlarging and upgrading the Virginia Theater. The Maryland Cafe next door will close and its building repurposed for theater use. A balcony will be erected a new stage added and exterior improvements completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Schneider
Virginia
Maryland Cafe
Otis Place Residence Sold to Investor by R. G. Pleron
W. J. Targent sold through Shannon and Luchs the 9 room two story brick house at 1515 Otis Place NW to Mrs. R. G. Pleron for investment. The modern dwelling built about two years ago, the price understood to be 4600?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Place
W. J. Targent
Shannon & Luchs
R. G. Pleron
Honor the Flag in Every American Home
An editorial from the National Magazine urges every American home to display the flag prominently, tracing the custom to a French wife of a congressman and noting how the practice revived during crises. It contrasts modern homes lacking patriotic display with the Civil War era when flags were common and calls for renewed national sentiment in both homes and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Washington
Curg
Grand Exhibition Hall Opens South of New York City
Washington exposes a new mega auditorium at North Capitol and M streets, largest south of New York. It spans two acres on one floor basement and is fireproof steel and concrete. It can host auto races, plane flights, large horse shows, and will surpass the former Convention Hall with about 8,000 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Capitol
M “Streets
Washington Horse Show Association
Washington Warehouse ‘Company
Thomas H. Pickford
Sy Durts
M Streets
Washington
Ganeway
Ewing
Sister to the Wyoming plans tall Idaho apartment block
Lester A Barr owner of the Wyoming apartment house plans a summer erection of a second eight story Idaho style building. The two twin structures will share a common entrance and form one of the citys largest apartment groups near the McClellan statue and Highlands area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester A. Barr
Wyoming
Idaho
McClellan
Dean
Highlands
New Factory Under Way on Thirteenth Street Southwest
Foundations laid for a $25,000 Pompeian Company factory at 220 Thirteenth Street southwest. The three story, 27 by 150 foot building will house offices and manufacturing plants and be ready by mid May. Frank G. Piersen designed a fireproof pressed brick exterior interior. Boyle Robertson Construction Company handles construction next to the Bureau of Chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Street
Pompeian Company
Frank G. Piersen
Boyle-Robertson Construction Company
Bureau of Chemistry
Pompeian Olive Products Factory Adjoins Bureau of Chemistry
Advertisement notes a factory for the Southwest to manufacture Pompeian olive products, located beside the Bureau of Chemistry. The notice emphasizes production capacity and regional distribution potential.
Historic mansion on market proposed at Tenth and U
A proposed structure is planned for the southwest corner of Tenth and U Streets NW. The project envisions a historic mansion site redevelopment with new construction pending zoning reviews and city approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth and
U Streets
Legal Record of District Court Assignments and Notices
District of Columbia routine docket listing for Monday February 13 1911 includes assignments across EQUITY CIRCUIT CRIMINAL and PROBATE courts. Entries cite case numbers parties attorneys and schedules for Phillips v Ballinger Munsey v Wilhett Bendheim v Tyler and others with multiple firms such as Tucker Kenyon Mecfarland-Lawler Davis-Lambert and Perry & Son. Also notes assignments in probate estates and real property securitizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Thomase R. Rose
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Justice Stafford
Jumcs Gould
Bendheim
Circuit Court
Justice Anderson
Karr Va
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Lewis, Fulton & Co
McKenney & Flannery
Hart Vei
Capital Traction Company
Attorness
Worthington
Alexander Wolf
R.rloss Perry & Son
Schellhorn Va
Capital Traction
Coman Fbornars, Downing, McNalley, Forrest
Dunlop
No 15
Shipley Ve. Barranck
Attorneys
Mackry, Lipscomb, Ryan
Glassie
American Commercial Advertising Company
Louvre Glory Company
Wreatley—Peyser
Real Estate Transfers and Lawsuit No 3319
A newspaper page item details Lawsuit No 3319 involving Fidelity and Casualty Company and M G Copeland Company with a $628 figure, followed by Real Estate Transfers listing numerous DC properties in Villa Park, Pennsylvania Avenue and Tenth Southeast, northwest streets, and other wards with varied lot and block numbers and $10 to $1375 figures, naming multiple grantors and grantees such as Yeager, O'Donnell, Roberta, Gertman, Oppenheimer, Hungerford, Ruffner, Wetzel, Bradford, Kite, Cornwell, Strong, Halley, Carmody, Emmert, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Park
Clira A. Marden
Héwin
P. M. Yeager
Terrence O’donnell
Arthur A. Roberta
Erenest W. Linaberry
John J. Cleary
Siroon Oppenheimer
George FF. Collins
Trustes
T. Russell Hungerford
Samuel Bo Weed
Ernest J. Ruffner
Cleveland Plagh
David J.dunigan
George B. Wetzel
Holmbad Manor
A. Kenton Muhlemore
Ida W. Bradford
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth
Harry A. Kite
Mabel EB. Bailey
H Street
George G. Cornwell
Harry K. Cornwell
Sarah DB
Douglas V. Cornwell
Julia D. Strong
American Security and Trust Company
George G
Richmond
Mabel FE
Halley Et Air
James A
Masonic Mutual Life Association
Jeasle &. Davies
New Hampshire Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Joseph ML
Carmody
Myce J. Emmert
Katherine IJ. Falconer
Fannie Cleary
Frederick W. Smith
Herbert
Smith
Wilbur i Smith
Caroline F. Smith
Deeds of Trust Entries Across City Squares
Debtors and secured amounts listed for multiple deeds of trust across squares 258 701 6 and others. Names include Rosie A Weber Janean Grinder Simon Oppenheimer Ernst Knorr Tda W Bradford and entities like Oriental Building Association and Matorprice Serial Building Association with varied sums and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie A. Weber
Herman R. Howenstein
Emanuel Spelch
W. J Vickery
Sage
Janean B. Grinder
The
Oriental Building ‘Association
Houmeat Manor
Tda
W. Bradford
Herbert
The Lightning Gun Plays of Western Outlaws
The San Francisco Chronicle recounts fast-draw gun techniques used by Western gunfighters detailing sightless firing from the hip, rapid holster draws, hammer cocking tricks, and how seconds decide life and death. the piece ends noting fast want ads in The Post classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
West
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Jt. H. Purdy
Bishop Harding
Sheridan Circle
Harris-Ewing
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank P. Flint
Brewery
Twentieth Street
Terminal Taxicab Company
Arthur E. Merriam
Harris Ewing
Park Road
Moore & Hill
Harris Hwing
John G. Walker
Eighteenth Street
Southwest
Seag
Peary
Pueto
Alexander Shepherd
Sixteenth Street Heights
Shepherd
Lincoln’s
Dagar
Circuit
Justice Beaman
Crook
Criminal Court NO
Sustice Wright
Mondey
Clabaugh
United States
Thomas J. Mullynead
Clifford L. Feldhem
Justice Gould
John W. Irwin
Thomas J. Burrell
Shennon
Norton J. Lewis
Harry B. Willson
Hix Cornwell
National Savings and Trust Company
American Savings and Trust Company
Comiannugis
Jois's
Mabel E. Aller
Mabel E. Aller Et Rir, Jamet &, To William A. Hill
Rignald W. Beall
Tual Lifs Association
Fideiity and Casualty Quay Ve
M. G. Copeland Company
Platoff
Birney & Woodard
L. L. Persens
Colorado
25Th St. N.W. Cor
St. & Pa. Ave
H. R. Howenstein CO
F Street
N. W
Pat
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