Visitors' Guide for Today Theaters and Landmarks
Today’s visitors guide lists theaters Poil a De Wolf Hopper and Rialto with films Another Scandal and The Cheetah plus Loew's Palace and Yiveti Three Miles Out. It covers places of interest including States Capitol, Capitol Hill area, Congressional Gallery of Art, Library of Congress, Memorial Continental Hall, Lincoln Memorial and Mount Vernon with visiting hours and tours.
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Yiveti
Pennsylvania
Cornu of Fisheries
Torcoran Gallery of Art
Wnorsh
Library of Congress
Capitol
Memorial Continental Halls
Bevenenth Street
Lincoln
Mount Vernon
War Department and Naval Commands Listing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists various military and government offices and personnel locations. Mentions include National War Department building, White House, National Museum, Hampton Roads, and receiving ships with numerous lieutenant and ensign names and assignments scattered across Washington DC and ancillary sites.
Great Remedy for Indigestion and Stomach Relief
A health advertisement touts Dr Harris Prescription as a quick fix for indigestion sour stomach belching heartburn and fullness after meals. It claims readers across North and South Carolina and Virginia praise the remedy and urges trying a tea spoonful in water after each meal.
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Dr. Harris
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Washington
Mars
Virginia Men in Foreign Service Classified Under New Law
The State Department announces a reclassification of foreign service personnel under a recently enacted law. The list includes 16 Virginians across diplomatic and consular posts with various class designations and several unclassified officers. Names such as Clarence F. and James B. Young appear among the consular and diplomatic ranks, reflecting nationwide restructuring of ratings and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepartmeng
Igular
Clarence F. Tiatuss
Son
Varsular
Vonice
W. Morgan
Tames
B. Young
Q Woo Merritt Swift
Clarence
Spiker Cone
Brandt
Johnson
Consular Lass
Ferrest S Bursies
Randolph
Parker W.’Buhrmat
Arthur B. Cooke
Charles
Zonard G. Dawson
Rives Childs
Flavius J.hapman
Harold M. Collins
Winfield E. Scott
Court opens $3,000 Default Judgment
In an in circuit suit court, Justice Hoehling set aside a $3,000 default judgment awarded to William V. Mahoney, real estate salesman, against the F. H. Smith Company for commissions on the Columbia apartments sale. W. Gwynn Garner for the Smith company filed a plea and affidavit stating Mahoney's customer did not buy the apartment house and another buyer later secured a new deal.
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William V. Mahoney
F. H. Smith Company
Columbia
Justice Hoehling
Cirsuit
W. Gwynn Garner
Smith Company
Aerons
Mahoney
Smiths sue Wardman Park Taxi for damages in crash
W. Smith and Taabella G. Smith sue Wardman Park Taxi Company in District Supreme Court seeking damages for injuries and auto damage from a May 31 taxi collision on Woodley Road Northwest. Attorney Henry K. Davis represents the claimants.
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Visitors’ Guide For Today
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de Wolf Hopper
ALOF
Keltth‘’s
Rialte
Palace
Loew
the Cheetah
Olé Tenth Street
Ate
Ates
York Avenue
Moshur
Hue Road
Alm
State Department
Treasury
Pennsylvania Avenue
White
Hsonian Traumde
War Department
Seventeenth Street
Dave
National Museum
Old Battdfom
Rtesed Industries
Vergara
NAVY
Benjani
Phearu
Memphis
Willams
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Phil Deiphian
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Fred Locher
Winnie Winkle
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