Contest Registration and Weeks Ahead at The Post Office
Readers are urged to register coupons and seek contest information at The Post Office until 9 PM as the race for The Posts prize tightens. The paper will stay open until 3 AM next week for contestants to register coupons and ask questions. A Pinehurst Md reader appeals for friends’订 subscriptions from Montgomery County to support a fellow contestant amid illness.
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Pinehurst
Pinghurst
Brownlekar Man
Bothaby Sister
Apella
Montgomery County
Gris
Woson Takes Oath as First City Attorney
The newly appointed attorney, Wilson, took the oath of office Saturday and immediately entered the duties of the office. Chief Justice Harry M. Ciderah of the Platelet Supreme Court presided, with Nathaniel Wilson and other officials attending. The announcement noted the retention of key assistants, including Mtmeys and Turners, in the local prosecutor’s office.
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Weswe T Wilson
Auarne
Ts Utes
Harry ML Ciderah
Platelet Supreme Court
Nathaniel Wilson
Fatarou
Oan Fo
Wilson
Stanton C. Feelie
Issiou
T the
Sisteh
Tj Durmey
Pistret
Charles Ho Turners
James WoHro
Cor
Steginald
Hodekop
Raven Michel i Mangan, Tinh
Sen Aml Daha Weyrtch
Hatpin bill criticized as unnecessary by officials
Moths th nest few have the commis mos6 i wil send to Cangresa an unfavreiite report at the antiharpin bell receeds an oy Representative Coudrey of Abeseer yah would make it unlawful for the rear it to wear any hat-holder oxer a certain length in the District. The imo submitted to the commis sioners yesterday on The proposed measure bi Cirportion Counsel Thomas the hi 1s dep onnmecessary' as it is Goght Cielas which gives the commis su authority to enact 'uanal and Fras nul regulations for tie yrotection wrothe 4 Inmebs health comfort and ist of the residents in the District of Wonitla ax In their opinion is neces sam saftcient legialation covering all int The corar alsatoners have not set compiled with their offen report.
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Cangresa
Coudrey
Imo
Yesterlay
Thomas
Goght Cielas
Wonitla Ax
Missionary Union Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Heads Missionary Union held its annual meeting electing Mrs Thomas Figtuell as president, Mrs CoN Hugh ts as secretary, Mr Littlejohn as treasurer, and Mrs Sanlim Henderson plus Mrs JJ Lewis as committee members. Mrs Retert Quinnell spoke on recent foreign fields, with Mrs Laura Olney leading prayers and closing the event after a short business session.
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Mamans Missionary Lion of
Laura Olney
Real Estate Notes on Two New Dwellings in Anacostia
The article reports work on two story brick and frame houses on Third Street in Anacostia by James Home and Campbell, with construction by 1 Campbell at 1881 and a single story brick store at 429 Highth Street South. Estimated costs are about 8000 per house and 3500 for the store, with occupancy expected by summer.
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James Ho Mefreire
Gwen Mablett
Angcestia
Sumer
Jans
George Wo Manuxue
Anacostia
Campbell
Bilding
Highth Street
Frederick Walen R
Haxelt i
Ob Webb
Penny Wisdom and Pound Folly on Education and Homes
A column argues against penny wise policies that shortchange education and housing. It urges keeping children in school, valuing educated workers, and moving from crowded city centers to affordable suburbs for healthier families. It warns against cheap goods that prove costly in the long run.
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United States Commissioner of Education
Harris
Cty
Social notes from Washington society events and arrivals
Washington society columns detail receptions for Woman's suffrage delegates at Stildlo House, arrivals of Miss Elizabeth Goodwin and Lieut. Roacoe F. Dilon aboard, visits by Countess Moltke, Baron Ambrosy’s totillion guests, and status updates on residents at the New Willard and Sheridan circle. The item lists many named attendees, travel plans, and a funeral service for A Halford with pallbearers.
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Elizabeth Goodwin
Roacoe F. Dilon
Dillon
Miss Armstrong
Indianapolis
Elsses Goodwin
Middleton
Social leaders seek storage for wealth in gowns
Miss Gould plans a lavish New York trousseau with gowns, hats, and suits from a renowned firm inspired by French models. The wardrobe includes a white satin ball gown with lace and embroidery, a Restoration satin dress, morning glory marquisette afternoon dress, and multiple tailored suits.
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Gould Key
Dacom
Allie
Warren Green Hotel addition contract awarded in Warrenton VA
Libman the owner awards the Warren Green Hotel expansion to Hans Bros of Warrenton. TC Barris of Harrig Bros la in Washington is erecting several buildings in Randle. The sale of multiple properties through Bost & Phelps includes HG Monroe Street NW residence of six rooms heated by hot water on a 18 by 90 foot site for a price of 000. Ben J Mathiot to acquire Sunny Side MD Dr Look farm for 7800 with improvements planned and a handsome residence to be erected. George A Myars of National Farm Agency assisted. 118 Meridian Street NW dwelling sold to Matthew Wamaling for about 525, a six room plus bath brick. Wardman completion for investment. Mre MN Ball purchases borough Ross Phelps residence with eight rooms and furnace heated, around 4500 final price.
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Warren Green
Warrenton
Libman
Hans Bros
TC Barris
Harrig Bros la
Washington
Randle Highlads
Bost & Phelps, Incorporated
Monroe Street
Pratt
Vasa J Nessler i
I Gsouer
Sunnyside
Dr Look
Benjamin J Mathiot
George A Myars
National Farm Agency
Thin City
Meridian Street
Matthew Wamaling
Harry Wardman
Shannon & Luchs Mre
MN Ball
Borough
Ross & Phelps
Streat
Indianiany Seek Walsh's Pardon Petition Presented in Indiana
Representative Cullop of Indians presented to the President a petition for the pardon of John R. Walsh the Chicago banker with about 200 signers from Indiana's second district. The President ordered the petition referred to the Department of Justice to follow the usual procedure.
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Walsh
Cullop
Farth
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Second
Indiana
Welsh
Department of Justice
Brady and Shuberts Form Alliance and Incorporate
New York April 9 The Shubert and William A Brady alliance forms a company with 100000 capital stock Brady as president Lea Shubert vice president J J Shubert secretary treasurer Articles of incorporation filed in Trenton NJ Projects include two new theaters in New York and theaters in Chicago Philadelphia and Boston to sustain an open-door policy against the theatrical syndicate
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New York
Tha Shubert
William A. Brady
Brady
Lea Shubert
J. J. Shubert
Wife Sues Bandmaster for Nonsupport in Cincinnati
Edna Vansella, heiress daughter of Thomas P. Egan of Cincinnati, files a divorce suit against Oreste Vesnella, Atlanta City bandmaster, alleging nonsupport. The action formalizes domestic troubles amid prior separation rumors after a romance at a New Jersey resort.
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Orette Vansella
Giucinnati
Ohio
Edna Vasvella
Oreste Vesnella
Atlanta
Vansella
Mies ‘Holue Egan
Thomas P., Egan
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Massive Sale Bulletin of Dry Goods and Accessories
A long price list highlights a grand sale featuring three day offers on paper mâché busts, fudge, imported candies, silk laces, muslins, linens, hats, gloves, corsets, belts, ribbons, dresses, coats, suits, and a wide range of notions. It promotes sewing notions, patterns, silverware, glassware, and household items, with numerous prices and big discounts across departments.
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Samson
Vineland
Remick
Venice
Sea
Oakley
Hind
Dresden
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Stanton C. Peelle
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David Te
Charwe
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Meintire
YJ Aay
Ents
Mas
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Euclid Street
Abe
Pwill
Barty
Stildlo House
Berry
Mra. Fahnestock
Fremont-Smith
Trevor
Payton Russell
McGowan
Ridsley
John ©. Phillips
New ‘York
Misa Dyer
Cameron
Countess Moltke
Count Maltke
Mils
Miriam Crosby
Warrenton, Va
Baron Ambrosy
Hunt Slater
Edward D. Latta
Miss Latta
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N.C
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Mra Latta
Congress
D A. R
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Tariff Board
Miss Sanders
George Clapperton
Grand Rapids
Mich
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George T Willams
Grand Ransds
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Fort Russell
Wyo
Chap- Ton
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Rity
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Mra Fitzhugh
Sheridan Circle
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North German
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A. Halford
JC Burrows
Michigan
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Baldwin
Henry
F Macfarland
Stanton J. Peelle
District Court of Ciabns
Rock Creek Cemetery
Post
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Misa Jean Webster
Patty
Imithra
Humphreys
Miss Webster
Sny
Jath Lew York
Gipada
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America
Inez Weed
Columbia University
Academy of Political Dcience
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Phese
Mlay Weed
Lord
Maidstone
Margaretta Drexel
England
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Rockingham
Kirby
Lord Winghisses
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Miss Drexel
August Belmont
Eleanor Robson
Falmouth
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Belmont
Cape Cod
Spape
Steinfeld Bros
Broadway, H. Y
Brady and
Shuberts
Wife Sues Bandmaster
Prue
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