Clergymen to sail from Naples for Boston on Sept 1
Latest advices from the Post party of clergymen traveling through the Holy Land indicate the Cretic will sail from Naples on September 1 per schedule, landing the ministers in Boston September 14. A change redirects the departure from Beirut on a Hallan Line ship. Austrian Lloyds not used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
White Star Steamship Company
Cretic
Naples
Boston
Beirut
Hallan Line
Lloyds
Gail
Alexandria
Brindi
Athens
Italy
Washington
Henry Thomas
Hyattsville
Thomas
Iyattaville
Sulling
Babies to Win Prizes at Cherry Camp Fair
Cherry Camp of the Woodmen of the World gears up for a two day fair near Cherrydale station on the Great Falls line. A 1,000 foot dancing pavilion, a baby show for ages up to 3, and an Alexandria county poultry exhibit highlight the event with awards funded by Samuel F. Cooper. Free admission and extra cars on the Georgetown line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Camp
Woodmen of the World
Bose
Cherrydale Station
Great Falls
Washington
Alexandria County
Samuel F. Cooper
Georgetown
Realty Sales Hit One Hundred Fourteen Last Week
Realty records show 114 sales recorded with suburbs leading in turnover. The northwest recorded 58 conveyances, 18 in the southeast, 9 in the northeast, and 6 in the south and west. Summer flowers advertised at Gude's 121 F street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude's
F St
Indian Interior Dept. Goodfellowship Club Cruise Honors Lane Guests
The Goodfellowship Club of 200 Interior Department staff and other federal workers rode the Frederick De Barry up the Potomac to Bryans Point for a moonlit summer excursion. Notables included Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Lane, Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Sweeney, and Commissioner Cato Sells, with former Senator Joseph D. Lee among the honorees. A luncheon picnic followed, speeches on The Indian Service and Opportunity for Service, plus recitations and songs before the return voyage to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Office
Interior Department
Goodfellowship Club
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Sweene
James D. Carpenter
The
Frederick de Barry
Bryans Point
Sella
Indian Service
B. D. Shreva
I. M. Park
Arthur E. Middleton
Senator Lee
Carroll H. Ivens
Royston I. Sabean
Homer Smith
R. J. Hall
Selen Bingham
Roscoe C. Bangs
G. A. Degnan
Theron H. Steen
Alice Harbaugh
Ruth Clayton
Nicola M. Toscand
Herbert Meyer
Law Slatant
Affat
E. B. Merritt
Charles I. Mauke
Hauke
Gilbert Hauke
Misa Helen Stenner
John Francis Pratt, Jr
Pratt
Indian Affairs
B. Luron
Louis Lowe
William TR. Layne
James 0. Carpenter
Fosene
Bangs
B. Shreve
Carrall Hy Tvens
Robert J. Hall
Charlie Ef. Sehooley
G. A. Deg?nan
A. G. Pollock
Arthur Horn
Flora W. Smith
Roger Smith
John D. Mcllurrie
Joseph Coursey
W. O. McIntosh
Spencer Bomar
Lucile
Georgie Parker
Portia Richmond
F. Enlows
Jeanie Brown
Ethel
Bryan
Violet Lawrence
Frey
Wamke
John ¥. Mahon
L. Weber
Clyde PF. Clark
CD. Morse
HH. Davison
C. B. Marine
Dewey John Francis
Joseph Triand
McMullen
Burke
Visit to Lincoln Memorial by Civil War veterans
George C Shoemaker of this city invited four Civil War veterans to tour the Lincoln Memorial foundation site in his automobile. The veterans all fought for the Union and voted for Lincoln in 1860. The group, including Judge Roberts, Rev Dr Curry, Maj Lynherd, and John R Oursler, was warmly received and impressed by the ongoing construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Shoemaker
Lincoln Memorial
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Mr. Shoemaker
Judge Roberts
Arnold Dietz and Co Assign for Creditors
An assignment for the benefit of creditors was filed in the District Supreme Court by T L Jeffords and Millin Smith for Frank A Arnold and Charles J Dietz trading as Arnold Dietz and Co operators as a mill at 105 47 Wisconsin Avenue NW. The assignee Attorney William W Mil clan bonded with the court in the sum of 35000. The assets of the embarrassed concern are stated to be 6385.08, and the liabilities 7471.69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
T. L. Jeffords
Millin & Smith
Frank A. Arnold
Charles J. Dietz
Arnold, Diets & Co
Wisconsin Avenue
William W. Milclan
Baye
Week's Loans Reach 353 Thousand On 140 Lots
Loans approximating 353707.08 were placed in the real estate market last week backed by 140 lots at an average rate of 5.7 percent. Straight loans dominated with 378000.69 total. Building associations lent 52350 to members and notes for referred purchase money totaled 29696.34, with regional property placements by quadrant listed as Northwest 172060, county 140297.08, southeast 25500, northeast 8500, and southwest 7250.
City notices and shop listings offer assorted goods and ads
Selection and adjustment of apparatuses and medical supplies by experts. Carpets, fountain pens, and home rental ads appear with prices and addresses. Notes on theater tickets and flower store offerings mingle with miscellaneous vendors, urging patronage and highlighting local businesses and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenz & Lossau
Ph. Conger's
Ave
Henry Lee
W. I. Walker
15Th St
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Maine
Patent Colt
Vici
Séa Isle
OFC
Marseille
Canfarinon
Oliver Twist
the Post
Zrocers
Chr
Henrich Brewing Co
Macainery
Etiona Electrical Supply Co
N. Y
Napies
America
Woodmen of America
Mark Trip
Reto
Veterans View Foundation Structure Aguests of
G. C. Shoemaker
Arnold, Dietz & Co, Assign
City Bulletins
Shaffer's
T F. F
Laneh
Uckets
Hecht
Our
Oak den
Wareshort
Brussels
Furay
Tara
Nottingham
Qualirs Portieres
Gilbertano
Comstock Plano
Seventh Street
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