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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1911

Page

10

Sixteenth Street Heights Lands Open for Detached Homes

The ramping street grading in Sixteenth Street Heights progresses with steam shovels as Floral street first opens from Georgia avenue to Sixteenth Street. Alaska avenue will bisect the property then sewer water lines and shade trees follow, creating broad drives and detached houses facing lawns rather than each other. Elevation affords a commanding Rock Creek Park view. 53,613 square feet of ground sold last week. the old Shephard estate barn will be torn down while the mansion remains with four surrounding acres. Robert E. Heater, exclusive Sixteenth Street Heights agent, notes strong buyer interest.

Sixteenth Street Heights Beng Floral Street Georgia Avenue Sixteenth Street Alaska, Avenue Alaska Avenue District of Columbia Rock Creek Park Zoo Fourteenth Street Washington Shepherd Robert E. Heater Heater

Heat wave eases as cooler air moves in after midnight

Weather notes a peak of 95 degrees, two degrees lower than Friday. A cooler spell is forecast for several days with lighter winds. Four heat prostrations reported to police include Harry Stewart at Union Station and Mitchell Wood in Northwest. Navy gun factory band to start summer concerts at 8 pm next Friday under director J G Moody.

Weather Bureau Harry D. Stewart Union Station Dowling W. C. Sanford Ninth G Streets Philip L. Prowledge Hleventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue Prowledge Mitchell Wood Rockville Gun Factory Naval Gun Factory Band The Navy Yard J. G. Moody

Prisoners Aid Society Seeks Funds With Benefit Club

The Prisoners' Aid Society of the Diocese of Washington, non sectarian though under Episcopal Church guidance, has helped over 32 000 people in nine years. To raise 400 dollars it partners with Rubinstein Club for a benefit at the New Willard bathroom at 8 30 on Wednesday May 24. Patronesses include Mrs Nagel Mrs Lamar Mrs John Hays Hammond Mrs John R McLean and others.

Ai Department Diocese of Washington Rubinstein Club New Willard Nagel Lamar John Hays Hammond John R. McLean Levin Letter Henry Yates Satterlee John Hay Mabel Boardman Thomas Nelson Page Julian James Duncan McKim Matthew T. Scott Allan McLane Williams. Rives Samuel Spencer Randolph H. McKim Duncan Phillips McGowan Frederick MaGuire

Debt Free St Margaret’s Church to Be Consecrated

Bishop Harding will officiate at St Margaret's Church as the church in Bancroft Place and Connecticut Avenue is declared debt free. Mortgages totaling 75,000 dollars were burned after a six year campaign under Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, with 1,000 communicants and major improvements including stained glass, a new organ, altar, and brass lectern.

Harding Diocese of Washington St. Margaret’s Church Connecticut Avenue Bancroft Place Protestant Episcopal Church Connecticus Avenue Thomas O. Selfridge District of Columbia St. Margaret's Church

Dog Poisoning Suspected In Second Street Southeast

Neighbors report three dogs poisoned in the 100 block of Second Street Southeast. Police urged to help as Mrs Evans of 111 Second Street and Mrs Nelson found pets dead last Wednesday. James P Roach of 107 Second Street found his coach dog dead next morning. Strychnine believed used.

Second Street Evans Nelson James P. Roach

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