Entries close for horse show on April 23 urges swift nominations
John Gheen leads the committee announcing a rapid entry deadline for the forthcoming show. He notes many horses already entered and more inquiries from Virginia and Maryland. With only nine days left, no entries accepted after the upcoming Saturday. Local stables prepare turnout gear and trainers polish harnesses as Potomac and Rock Creek parks see daily practice. A touring auto company and investors acquire a 165 Thirty-first Street asset as related preparations continue. Property and construction updates appear: a Leavenworth-style property sold at 818 F Street for 3400, three new three story brick dwellings planned at 15% Malrmont Street NW costing about 12900, and a Cathedral Avenue NW residence sold for about 5151 to C. L. Kenney. permit issued for a two story brick dwelling at 272 Cathedral Avenue NW cost 3000 with plans by A. H. Bears.
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Riders” Association
Washington’ Post
Han
John Gheen
Askea Mig Opimeun
Potomac
Rock Cresk
Green Meat Company
Pat Animels
George
Kojana
Wooten
Rockville
Parle Cvt
Cathedral Avenue
Harry Wardman
A. H. Bears
Descriptions of Recent Chevy Chase and D C Real Estate Sales
Recent real estate activity highlights new houses in Chevy Chase and Rock Creek Church Road. Kennedy Bros. sold a residence at 70 Rock Creek Church Road for a price around five thousand dollars, part of a larger pipeline of about 200 houses under Kennedy Bros. management. Levi J. David and others sold 301 Mount Pleasant Street to David Caldwell, a ten room with bath detached home on a narrow lot with a barn. Caldwell is the attorney who handled land title work for squares south of Pennsylvania Avenue recently purchased by the government. County officials hire Mibourn Heister & Co. to plan the county courthouse and jail in Greenville, with an estimated cost of one hundred thousand dollars. Stone & Fairfax, Inc. reported selling six new homes at 1810-1820 I Street Northeast for thirty-two thousand three hundred dollars to a Southern investor. Dowd Bros. built six room colonial houses with cellar and front porch on those lots.
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Rock Creak Church Road
Kennedy Bros
Boss & Phelps
Levi J. David
David D. Cald
Mount Pleasant Street
Stone & Fairfax, Inc
I Street
Dowd Bros
Wills of 1901 and 1904 probate items listed in error filled text
Probate filings reveal multiple bequests from early 1900s wills. Sweeney leaves 100 dollars to a Mass pastor for mass. nieces Catherine Billard and Margaret Ellard receive properties on Eighth Street. Trusts and executors named for Patrick Sweeney and others. Dunnington and Doty estates note life interests and executorships amid scattered street addresses and minor sums.
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Wilen Sweeney
Charles J. Murphy
Annie E. McKnight
Susan
Preston
Willian H. MuKaigit
Taft
Hunt
Mra
Ela H
Chicago
William E. Dunnington
Thomas M. Hindle
Mary B. Boyce
James H. Doty
Hla
Helen F. Doty
Real estate sales and court verdicts in District area
Gardiner Dent sold several properties including a six room and bath at 925 North Carolina Avenue and two brick houses at 44 and 87 Newton Street for small sums. A $8,500 verdict was awarded in a District Supreme Court case involving Charles E. Wire builder and 2505 Seventh Street Northeast. Plans for a three story addition to the Jury building and a $300 verdict against Georgetown University’s law department were discussed. A fatal explosion affected the Corcoran building site and the Cafe Republique area, with damages claimed by Engineer Ball’s widow and children. Plans by Appleton P. Clark Jr. and Vogt, Sheehy, Hogan noted.
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Gardiner & Dent
L. W. Starr
North Carolina Avenua
Newton Street
Charles E. Wire
Seventh Street
Louis A. Proctor
District Supreme Court
Chis
Clabaugh
Law Department of Georgetown Univer- United States Express Company
Sity
E Street
Minnie T. Ball
Appleton P. Clark, Jr
Pans
Anprazi
John J.roome
Compari Rotary
Eas Kites
NPAT
Company
Tansey
Corcoran
Ball
Columbia Cafe
Coritz
Republique
Frank J. Hogan
Baker
Imade
Oscar G. Vogt
Sm Sheehy
Hogan
Milton Dana Morrill
Birney
Wendara
Express ‘Company
Newsies Guests of Post At Casino Theater
Washington newsboys will witness vaudeville at its best tomorrow morning at 1030 o clock in an exclusive performance arranged by The Washington Post at the Casino Theater. Tickets available to all Post newsboys through the circulation department before showtime.
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The
Washington Post
Te Casino Theater
Post
Washington
Musicale for Prisoner's Aid at Bishop Harding Home
City bulletins note a musicale at Bishop Harding's residence 107 Massachusetts Avenue tomorrow at 3 p.m. proceeds aid the Episcopal Diocese's Prisoner's Old Society. Also listings for hot biscuit dinner 76 cents and nearby ads for catering, clothing, and local events until April 18.
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Bishop
Bishop Harding
Massachusetts Avenue
Prisoner's Old Society
Episcopal Diocese of
Washington
Dr Mites Anti Pain Pills Help Sick Headache Sufferer
Mrs Louise Lewellyn of Powell recounts years of sick headache and refusal of tablets until her son urged Dr Mites Anti Pain Pills. She reports speedy relief as the headache disturbance at the brain base affected nerves linked to the stomach and heart, sometimes causing vomiting. The ad frames relief as rapid and effective.
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Louise Lewellyn
Powell
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Washington, D. C
Wilson & Barksdale
B Street N. W
Heale
Heceivers
Red J. Care
Nol W. Barksdale
Charles T Hendler
Recelvere
Seemiat
the Franklin Laundry
13Th St. N. W. Ee
Orillia Coen
Noalca
Washington Brewery Co
4Th
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House & Herrmann
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. N. W
Prince Albert and
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Horni Ral
Pettit & CO. Outfitters
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John ‘Gheen
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Richmond
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C. L. Kenney
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Bainockbur Golf Club
Chane
Palt Asy Committee
Greenville
Mibourn, Heister & Co
Ellen Sweeney
Rendle Highlands
TLCO
U. S. Soldiers
John
M. Zimmermann
Fenciles
Barstone
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Beltint
Lineke
Howard
Strauss
Com
U. S. Cavalry Band
Fort Wyer
George F. Tyrrel
Tarope
Newsies
Fauieville Show
Federzl
City Bulletins
Auto Club
Kenilworth
D.C
Arlington Hottling Co
Caverly
Dehnetder
Navy Yard
Sir. Macalester
Learte
Mamoud
Coldenstroth's
H. Snyder & Co
Pa Ave
Daughters of the American Revolution
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U.S
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Capitol
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W. Moss
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N. W. Burchell
Gates & Rich
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Mendelsohn’s Art Gallery
New York Ave
New York Ave. N.W
A. Mendelson
Kimball
T. P. Culley .& Son
Lacey & Co
St. NW
E. Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
Fealy’s
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Tusti Post
Pastorte
People’s Drug Store
Washington Gas Light Co
Tenth Street N. W
Andrews
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Andrews Paper Co
Rouse Sowte
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Peter Grogan
Anmignee’s
Morrison Clothing Co
Friedlander Bros. Ltd
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