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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

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6

Rooms For Rent In Private Family With Furnished Units

Numerous rooms advertised for rent in a private family setting across many addresses. Listings include furnished single anddouble rooms with private baths, hot water heat, electric light, and board options. Locations span NW DC areas near Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, and surrounding streets, with varied rates and amenities.

Rooms for Rent Unfurnished Listings in Washington D C

Unfurnished rooms for rent across Washington DC areas including NW and SE sections. Listings describe large front rooms with heat gas hot water and private baths in multiple addresses near Union Station libraries hospitals and transportation. Some rooms offer board private families and near Capitol Hill with varying prices from 8 to 24 dollars monthly.

Rooms Wanted In Various Locations For Board And Rent

Classified brief lists multiple room seekers including unmarried man and wife two unfurnished rooms with kitchen bath private bath and central heat good for rental under 15 dollars weekly several with board offered and one for a beauty parlor space in a large apartment building address Box numbers and street references in nw ne and downtown areas with preferences for furnished unfurnished and proximity to schools and transit

Longfellow Inn 18Th Conn Thomas Circle Apt Remy and Navy Inn Cor Tate McPherson 15Th St Dent Snes Apton Houre 15Th Mass Ave St. Ow ST NW Lst Circle 13Th Harvard ST Bree SO ST. NW Isth A. m. ShaheerRine Capitol Library Lee Wat VT Av Lergs Girard BT Ayn Taney North K St Maton Girard ST Fairmont ST Newty Fur Sene Thoman Circle Pirate Family Roma Facrmont ST Ahowas Gath Nicely Columbia Girardata Ust Columbia Road Union Bath WE Ave GoTif &Tee New House Hobart ST. Nww Stn NW Iowa Circle Ote Free Pleasant ST 11Th ST Kenyon ST The Alamo 10Th ST Roemel 18Th ST 40Th ST I ST 14Th ST. NW 7Th ST 6Th ST Herbert Breedy Tove Kat Park Rd Rooma Bh Lady and Son Central High School Central Chis I, K Badder Sona An Beth Bead Bor Loh 14Th St R. J. Ave H. K Sherman Ave 1St Bor Sis A. A Furniture Dept

Public Notices from the District of Columbia Supreme Court

Legal notices spanning administration filings probate orders and estate matters. Includes chancery equity divisions criminal and district court entries with administrations for Edward Bedles Charles Conant and Mary Ellen Wynne among others. publication dates December 14 1915 through December 16 1915 with attached deadlines and attorney references.

Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia Ff District of Columbia Mary Ellen Wynne Robert J. Wynne Rhode Island Avenue Henry Julius A. Maedel

Real estate transfers listed across Washington districts

Real estate transfers dominate the page with multiple parcels changing hands. Names include Grace Doyle Oncken Owens and Irene P, Leslie, Nelile A. Foegiwrieit, Elisabeth W. Black, Herman He Paslip, Davidion, Lewin, J. Garr, Marie Taylor, J. Tom Institute, Celia M. Davis, and Carl H. Smith among others. Parcels occur in Mid Plains regions such as Mount Pleasant, Petworth, Columbia Heights, and Whitney Close with prices often noted as 10 stamps or 24.50 dollars and square numbers like 1028, 2918, and 2914. Several transactions show stamps paid and stamps values specified.

Urotta W. Niedomanski Southhart Janis Egtoe Grosteee George NoRtawiek Aguare Mount Pina Doyle ‘O Oncken Owens Irene P Indole Nelile A. Foegiwrieit Buaabets Oliphant Buaabeth W. P. Blark Herman He vurWonta Paalayes Bavidion Ali Bradley Davidaon Tane Lewin Gato Shelley Lilian W. Clark Jarly W. Garr Wets Marie Taylor Ponthians Butotis Etempe Conti Dmiens Mid A Bitet Co Rob‘Brien Aie Sele Carhorne M. Ball Clara ‘Bail National Barings and Trust Comany Fourteenth Street SitienTa Atarie le Bees Ariane Carr Petworth Bunt Building Company Gure Ieving Columbia Heights Laura Sath Grover Ana Ninth Street Jacob Tome Institute Marie N. Sullivan Ot Et Berryman John M. Fuame Whitney Clarence H. Small Nathan Leopold Hoddes Massachusetts Avenue James A. Marceron Celia M. Davis Costas Imma K Bonney Carl H. Smith

Prison camp inspections praised by UK official in Commons

Lord Robert Cecil told the House of Commons that since Britain began inspecting German camps, the US embassy staff in Berlin has made 155 visits. He credited their tireless work for improvements, while noting some camps remain far from satisfactory.

London Germany United States Berlin Lord Robert Cecil House of Commons

Deeds of trust for numerous DC squares and lotsecure several loans

A sequence of deed of trust records details loans secured by properties in multiple DC squares. Names include John Amberger Jr , Jackson H Halston, Patrick F Us, Artena Waters, John D Coughlen, George G McElwee, William Edmonston, Ammie Lawler, George Emmerich, Frank J Hae, Charles Luce, H Spignal, Henry F Mooney, Francis Blundon, Carens Hurley, Chapin Brown, Oriental Building Association, William Beatty, Edgar R Richardson, Maurine Heltman, Margaret L Oliver, Ralph Barnard, Guy Johnson, Washington Six Percent Permanent Building Association, H Lateve Lewis, Isabel Lenman, Lealle Price, Ethel Rutty, George Scheele, Averlein Security and Trust Co, Bart Washington Savings Bank, Edgar Campbell, L Cabell Williamson, A Van Vleck, Isabelle Lenman, Jules Demonet, Foaliteble Cooperative Building Association, Washington Loan and Trust Co, Union Trust Co, and others. Properties include lots in squares 1418, 156, 2108, 1075, 1038, 60, 1029, 2918, Mount Pleasant area, Petworth, Oak, and other blocks. Terms mostly 1–8 years, semiannual interest ranging 6–8 percent, with various secured amounts from 450 to 7,000 dollars.

John ©. Amberger, Jr Jackson H. Halston Patrick F. Us Citizens' Equitable Building Association Artena Waters John D. Coughlen George G. McElwee William F. Edmonston Ammie Lawler George M. Em Merich Frank J. Hae Charles KR. Luce H. Spignal Henry F. Mooney Francis A Eee C. Blundon Carenes A. Hurley Cha Maurine Heltman William G. Fischer George NM. Emmerich Douglas S. Mackall Washington W. H. Hamonston L. R. Penk Isabel A. Lenman Marie L. Taylor Lealle BE. P. Price T. Ae Tre Ethel M. Rutty George A. Scheele Marie N. Sullivan Samuel C. Rowland Thomas Bradley Jacob Tome Institute Jules Thomas BE Allen Celia M. Davis Harry

Kentucky States Association Banquet Honors Kentucky Leaders

The first annual reception and banquet of the Kentucky States Association of Washington was held at the Ebbitt. Joseph E. Goodkey served as toastmaster as James C. Cantrill and Judge W. W. Fleming spoke. A quartet and Maurice Jarvis performed. The reception committee and officers including Blackburn, Goodkey, Durham, Miss Edna Earl Johnson, Tackett, and Bosier Castle were listed.

Kentucky States Association of Washington Ebbitt Congress Kentucky Joseph E. Goodkey James C. Cantrill W. W. Fleming Louisville W. E H. Braithawaite T. J. Moore T. Kelly Back Elliott J. C Blackburn United States Robert M. Durham Edna Earl Johnson Anderson H. Tackett Bosier Castle

Revolution's Sons Elect Officers At Army and Navy Club

The Society of the Sons of the Revolution elected Gaillard Hunt as president succeeding Albion E. Parris. New officers include Col. John Van R Hoff as vice president and Col. George Richards as secretary. Delegates and a Charleston evacuation paper were discussed. tributes were paid to deceased members.

Society of the Sons of the Revolution Army and Navy Club Gaillard Hunt Albion E. Parris John van R. Hoff U. S. AV George Richards U. S. MG Balch B. Wilson Randolph H. McKim Robert R. Bennett Albion K. Parris Thomas W. Lockwood Benjamin de M. Miller Butler D. Price U. S&s A Frederick L. Huidekoper John BR. van Hoff U. S George MocLanahan Armistead Pater Ralph Jenkins Frederick L Huidekoper Col Henry May Alexander B. Lagare Francis P. B. Sands Armistead Peter Nevil M. Hopkins Lena P. Clephane Charleston Hampson Gary Howard Fisher Lusitania John Kennedy Stout

Army and Navy News Chief of Staff appointments and leave grants

Taave of absence for three months about January 6 is granted Capt. John B. W. Corby Sixth Field artillery to go to St Paul Minn and become chief of staff of the thirteenth militia division First Lieut Harry G Flutohde medical reserve corps is ordered to active duty at Fort Oglethorpe Ga Maj Albert G Jenkins coast artillery granted leave to visit China and Japan Capt Arthur Davia medical corps relieved from duty at Fort McDowell Calif and returns to station Capt Charles McBrayhe medical corps relieved from duty at Pacific branch United States disciplinary barracks to Balbos Heights Canal Zone for Panama Canal duty Capt Gough T Perkins coast artillery detailed on examining board at Fort Winfield Scott Cal Frank % Hines relieved First Lieut Harrison W Stuckny medical reserve corps detailed as examining board member at Fort Winfield Scott Cal vice Maj Willard F Truby medical corps relieved Leave of license for three months for Horace N Munro Twelfth cavalry Leave of absence five days for Edgar Bidenour Sixteenth infantry

John B. W. Corby Artiery Groagh H. Morgan Fanl Minn Thirteenth Militia Division Harry Q. Flutohde Reserva Corpa United States Fort Oglethorpe Abuetee China Japan Albert G Jenkins Coast Artillery Corps Philippine Department Arthur ©. Davia Fort McDowell Max Charles §. McBrayhe Medical Corps Pacific Balbos Heights Canal Yous Panama Canel Ghough T. Perkins Fort Winfield Scott Cal Frank Hines Birst Lisut Harrison W. Stuckny Willard F. Truby Lene Horach N. Munro Twelfth Cavalry Edgar Bidenour

Naval orders and submarine flotilla movements disclosed

Navy department dispatches detail officers reassigned to commands and bureaus including Reynolds Ogan Wood Grady Orenshaw Rodgers Boguboh McLeWSEKI etc. Arrivals and detachments span Annapolis Norfolk Philadelphia Boston and New York with ships and yards named. The submarine flotilla shifts set bases at New London Pensacola and shows planned winter maneuvers and tender allocations.

W. H. Reynolds Origon Virginia J. W. Ogan Pacific Fleet Bureau of Ordnance Navy Dept. Giant B. Wood Georgia Hananibal John Grady New Hampshire Culgoa Orenshaw Atlantic Joan Rodgers Columbia Lest H. B. Boguboh Jenior BR. P. P. Mhclewseki Paulding Burrows ZL. C. Carwy Benham J. H. Holt Ammen F. C. Sherman B. J. Fox Bureau of Steam Engineering Navy Department P. A. Burg H. R. Hermesch Naval Academy Annapolis G. Whith Navy Yard Portsmouth N. H Bolace J. F. Hatch Philadelphia T. W. Shutzh Dixie Melville P. A M. H. Kareer New York M. J. Wilkinson Guover L. M. Wegat Boston Mass Sperry Gyroscope Co Brooklyn N. YX Krainee HB. Crossman H. J. Hunter Aassistant H. J. Hauser Hector Hampton Roads Jupiter Sewall Point Guantanamo Nanshan San Francisco San Diego New Orleans Manzanillo Acapulco Oxark Louisiana Minnesota Morris New York Yard Perry Tobarl Bay Prairie Saturn Topotabampgy Stewart Tobari Bay Vesuvius Fulton New London Conn Tonopah Tallahassee Pensacola Ozark Macdonough and Worden Charleston

Gardner to speak on defense at Memorial Continental Hall

Mrs William Cumming Story announced that Representative Augustus J Gardner of Massachusetts will give a national defense talk at the invitation performance of The Battle Cry of Peace in Memorial Continental Hall Friday night Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Mc Adoo are among notables added to the attendee list A reception will follow with Mrs Story national officers and others in the receiving line Also speaking will be Commondro Blackton author of the Battle Cry of Peace and Rear Admiral Colby Chester president of the District Sons of the American Revolution

William Cumming Story the Daughters of the American Revolution Augustus J. Gardner Massachusetts Invitaton Memorial Continental Hall Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Commendors Blackton Colby Chester District Sons of the American Revolution

Wireless with his lecture on government radio progress

Capt Bullard spoke to American Electric Railway Association members at Arlington station detailing the government wireless service. He demonstrated radio activities and reproduced Continental Morse code messages from Sayville New Jersey, noting the plan prompted U S government action over neutrality concerns.

Scientifi Potomac Electric Power Company American Electric Railway Association W. M. C. Bullard A. 5 wirelJese Arington Bullard

Intercity Rail Order Over Great Lakes Steamer Route

The Interstate Commerce Commission refuses to modify its order forcing Lehigh Valley Railroad to surrender its Great Lakes steamer service from Buffalo. The Panama Canal Act provisions make the original order, affecting several railroads, effective today after rehearing. Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce and Chicago Board of Trade were allowed to intervene.

Interstate Commerce Commission Wosk Lehigh Valley Railroad Great Lakes Buffalo Lehigh Valley Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce Chicago Board of Trade

Will of Needham probate filed in District Court

District court records show Charles W. H Needham's will filed for probate with sister Carrie E Neadham named trustee and guardian of an infant son. Executor Harry James Maddy is said to have renounced. the will aimed to benefit a minor, but the estate is in question as the mother is deceased and the суд consent verdict involves another matter.

Supremo Court District OF Columbia Wirt de Vivier Tanain Wirt Tussin A. D Herman Charles W. H. Needham District Supreme Court Carrie E. Neadham Harry James Maddy Misa Needham Gays Leaves & Son Charles H. T. Townsend, Jr Charles H. T. Townsend James M. Spear Mary VY Spear Justice Gould Circuit Court Park Road Ailley Hamilton, Yerkes and Hamilton E. Hilton Jackson

Paderewski Recital at the National Theater Tomorrow

Ignace Paderewski, famed pianist, performs tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 in the National Theater under Mrs Wilezon Greene management. The bill also features Mamzelle in a Poll Player production and multiple acts including Phyllis Nielsen Terry and Constance Irene Farber with songs and dances.

Paderewski Ignace Paderewski National Theater

Leader bill shows Trilby and Yankee Girl at local theater

The Leader screens Trilby with Clara Kimball Young and Wilton Lackaye for Sunday. Monday and Tuesday Blanche Ring appears in The Yankee Girl. Wednesday and Thursday Donald Brian stars in The Voice in the Fog. Friday and Saturday Pauline Frederick appears in Sold. The Cosmos presents a new bill headlined by the Symphonic Sextet and features a playlet Crookology and acts by Kay and Vernon and the Aldeans. The Sins of the Mothers is the daily feature film at 1215, 445 and 6 pm.

Robert Edeson Gellett Burgess Strand Gladys Hullett Tyrone Power Kathryn Williams Crane Wilbur Carter Breene Lionel Barrymore Irene Hawiey Trilby Clara Kimball Young Wilton Lackaye The Leader Blanche Ring Donald Brian Will Bea Ater Pauline Frederick Cosmos Dorothy de Shelieland Company Crookology Four Minsters Kay Vernon Comediennes Aldeans Taughing Wolf Brady

Columbia Feature Films at The Unknown and The Cheat

Lou Teileren stars in The Unknown at Columbia today, a photo dramatization of Red Mirage. Beginning Monday Maclyn Arbuckle appears in The Reform Candidate, followed by Fannie Ward in The Cheat, a Jesse L. Lasky company feature.

Lou Teileren Washington Columbia Today Maclyn Arbuckle Thurstyday Fannie Ward Jesse L Lasky

Gayety to Stage Snuffy Marion in Around the World

Dave Marion known as Snuffy the Cabman will headline the Gayety next week with Around the World a two act eleven scene burlesque on a thief chase across the globe Mrs Marion leads a large cast and there will be a chorus of 26 girls Ralph Kellard will star in the photoplay Her Mother s Secret at the same venue

Dave Marion Ralph Kellard Washington

Yale Clubs Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary Concert

Yale Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs plan a Raleigh Hotel concert Saturday at 8. The Yale musical groups celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with a Christmas trip reaching Chattanooga and St Louis. Reports from New Haven say this year's program is more interesting than previous years with new and old Yale songs.

Yale Raleigh Hotel Chattanooga St Louis New Haven

Cuban Army Growth Urged by Government Requests Armament Sale

Reports from here state Cuba seeks to expand its army and obtain arms and ammunition from the United States. The Cuban government also requests a training ship for naval cadets and a possible sale of the gunboat Princeton, now undergoing repairs, to Cuba. The Princeton, launched in 1897, is about 204 feet long with a speed around 10 knots and a displacement near 1,050 tons.

Cuba United States War and Navy Department Princeton Puget Bound Navy Yard Cubs

Government urges reversal of cotton futures act ruling

A Supreme Court brief argues the 1914 cotton futures act is constitutional as a revenue measure. It contends the bill originated in the Senate but the House added the important feature, so the act stands as valid federal law.

Supreme Court New York Federal District Court Senate House

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