Silk Shirts Offered in English Broadcloth and Satin
Silk shirts priced at 600 each described as elegant and the height of good taste. Plain White and White Satin Stripes on White with true-to-size proportions.
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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
2
Pure Thread Silk Half Hose In Black And Colors
A quality that's unusual at a price that's unexpected. pure thread silk half hose announced in plain black and assorted colors.
Delta Shoes Offer Fifteen Styles In Brown Mahogany Reds
Men can choose from fifteen Delta favorites including Brogues Wing-tips English Semi-English French Toes and Dress Oxfords in Brown Mahogany Red Russia Calf Scotch and Norwegian Grain leather plus patent and kid options. Prices list at 17.95 for Delta Shoes with straight-lace and Blucher models noted.
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Russia
Five burglars get three years each in mail theft case
Justice Frederick L. Siddons imposes three year penitentiary terms on five men convic ted of housebreaking and larceny in the Meyers Military Shop robbery. Krause, Connors, and Clancy receive three years. Scott, who fired at a policeman, gets two years. Ford gets eighteen months. Skinner gets three years with parole in the custody of a probation officer.
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Norman
Earl Hackley
Brentwood
Meyers
Siddons
Albert Wkrause
Henry Connors
Raymond Clancy
Maurice Schlosberg
Fourteenth Street
Carroll Ford
George W. Boyer
Ernest Scott
Policeman O'Day
Scott
O'Day
Carl M. Skinner
Post Office Department
Justice Siddong
Amos Steele
Zoning Hearing Set For December Fifteenth Changes
The zoning commission will hold a public hearing December 15 at 10 am to consider changes in regulations. Proposed: Champlain street from residential to first commercial between Euclid and Kalorama, and Connecticut avenue between Fessenden and Davenport from first commercial to residential. Also proposes raising height limits on squares 2538 726 and 692 from 65 to 85 feet. Separately a man named Frederick Lynch was held for the grand jury on a $500 bond after pleading guilty to stealing $100 from his brother on November 18.
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Emmett Lynch
Ninth Street
Frederick Lynch
McMahon
Death Notices Listed in City Bulletin
Deaths reported include Martha Howlett Jones 80 of 35 Bryant, Charles Le Roy 72 of 1020 Pa Ave, Elizabeth Schenck 94 of 1628 R I Ave, Fritz Gabriel 45 of St Elizabeths Hospital, Anna Morey 61 of Walter Reed Hospital, George Snowden 62 of St Elizabeths, and others. Also noting bids from Clatfklin Optical Co and New City Club.
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Bryant St
Charles Henry le Roy
Elizabeth Rodgers Schenck
R. I
Loman
Hicka
Bement
John Merle Henderson
Blair Rd
Norman W. Tapp
Georgetown
Anna M. Morey
Walter Reed
Fritz Gabriel
St Elizabeth's
William Henry Vincent
Pauline David
Sre
Warvard St
Catherine Contee
Alice Dutch
Fenton
Hadith Clay
St. Aw
Martha
Accused Boy Acknowledges Book Theft at Local High School
Charles Newman aged 16 living at 1736 Seventh Street Northwest was taken into custody by Detectives Cox and Vermillion and held at the house of detention on a charge of housebreaking. Police say he entered Business High School and took several books. arraignment in juvenile court is set for today.
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Charles Newman
Seventh Street
Cox
Vermillion
Business High
Newman
Home Robbery Reported by Eva Warrington
Eva Warrington of 211 First Street Northwest reported to police that a gold wrist watch a diamond ring a lavaliere and other jewelry were stolen from her home. She named a suspect and valued the loss at 138 dollars.
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Eva Warrington
First Street
Weather Outlook and Regional Temperature Trends
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau forecast for the District of Columbia and surrounding states. Partly cloudy and colder days ahead with unsettled conditions and probable rain in DC Maryland Virginia and portions of the Southeast. Rain or snow expected in the lake region northern New England and northern New York Saturday. Local readings show temperatures ranging from the 50s to the 60s with rainfall totals around a quarter inch.
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