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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
11
A flood of furnished room advertisements across Northwest and nearby streets lists private homes and apartments offering front rooms, second and third floor rooms, baths, and amenities near metro lines, parks, and landmarks. Entries include prices from eight to twenty dollars weekly and highlight proximity to Thomas Circle, Dupont Circle, and central districts with varying terms and housekeeping options.
Multiple listings offer furnished rooms across Northwest and Southeast Washington, DC. Descriptions include singles and doubles with private baths, communal kitchens, running water, hot water, and electric lighting. Locations span Lamont Street, M Street, Park Road, Clifton, Euclid, and nearby avenues. rents range around $1.50 per week to about $15 monthly with various amenities and proximity to post offices, Union Station, and government buildings.
Antique classified ad listing furnished rooms for rent across Washington DC areas. Mentions front rooms, private families, board, baths, electric lights, and water. several listings specify near streets like 431 ST NW, 15 3080 GST NW, and CAPITOL ST with varying rates from $3 to $20 weekly or monthly fares. Includes references to private settings, monthly rates, and shared kitchens.
Numerous listings across central Washington DC for furnished and unfurnished rooms with board or private baths. Offers include Imperial Park area, Connecticut Ave, 12th St NW, Dupont, and near Mass Ave with meals, hot water, and transients accepted. Rates range around $12 to $45 per month, with variations for single or shared rooms, some with private baths, cooking facilities, and telephone access.
Numerous room ads across Washington DC NW NE list furnished and unfurnished options with heat, private baths, meals or board, near car lines and parks. Properties span 11th to 20th Streets NW and other avenues with varied rates, some including piano, telephone, bay windows, or shared kitchens.
Classified listing compiles offers for a private, two-person board at under $18 weekly in vicinity of 224 Pr terms, plus related notes. Also includes numerous horse, vehicle, and harness sales and exchanges with private and auction options at locations around 100 F St NW and 11th St NW, plus Willard Storage Office listings.
Autos for hire with various models and rates. Offers special prices for longer rentals and multiple cars, with contact numbers L 8879, Cal. 5185, and local listings North 2563 and 931. Includes touring cars, private passenger services, and Ford touring car rates.
The National Theatre hosts Charten Frohman’s trio William Gillette Blanche Bates and Marie Doro in Diplomacy a staple classic of the French theater Its revival with Frohman is hailed as a peak of its long stage history Also on bill Keith’s vaudeville offers Nat White Sam Manni and company and a diverse lineup including The Lilac Domino and The Red Mill production plans.
The Heart of Maryland featuring Mrs Leslie Carter as Maryland Calvert headlines the Casino next week with David Belasco's photoplay and a varied vaudeville bill. George Stone and Etta Pillare head the cast with 30 show and dance girls while Billy Baker, Billy Foster, Jack Pillard, Marty Seamen and Jessie Hiatt appear. A new burlesque musical Busy Little Cups by Lean Berg with music by Will Hoodery will be presented by producer Hardg.
Supreme Court probate matter in the District of Columbia. Administration of the estate of Lizzie Downie, deceased. Notice to Mrs J M Brown, Mrs Henry Marks, Mrs Emma Chick and others to appear on May 10, 1915, at 10 o clock to show cause why probate of the will should not be granted. Published in Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post. first publication at least 30 days before return day. Court official signatures and seals accompany the notice.
War correspondent Archibald returns from the front to speak at Columbia Theater next Monday and Tuesday afternoons sharing five months with German and Austrian forces. He is a noted photographer and promises moving pictures from the firing line. screenings and other Mutual pictures follow through the week including Man’s Prerogative and Eagle’s Nest with Lillian Gish in Captain Macklin.
Dustin Farnum appears in Captain Courtesy at Moore's Strand from Sunday through Wednesday. The film, a drama set around early California missions when California was part of Mexico, features Herbert Standing Courtenay Foote Carl Von Schiller and Winnifred Kingston. The week also includes the local debut of the Paramount Company version of May Blossom based on Helasco stage success.
British government probes if the Harpalyee was torpedoed by a German submarine. Crew testimony suggests the ship was struck. A protest will be sent to Washington and then Berlin once evidence is complete.
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