Chevy Chase Folk Plan Mass Meeting for School Expansion
A mass meeting at Chevy Chase public school on Connecticut Avenue and Northampton Street Northwest will hear leaders urge enlargement to add eight classrooms. Speakers include Thornton Superintendent, Henry F Blair, Brownlow, Maj Pullman, and others as residents seek funds and support from the Board of Education and District commissioners.
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Chevy Chase
Connecticut Avenue
Northampton Street
Home and School Association
Haa
Thornton
Henry F. Blair
Board of
Thurston
Congress
Maryland
District of Columbia
D. C
Pinehurst Citizens’ Association
Connecticut Avenue Citizens’ Association
Board of Education
Six Dentists Robbed of Valuables in Downtown Labs
Gold and platinum worth 300 dollars were stolen Sunday night from the labs of six downtown dentists. Each theft involved forcing doors with jimmy tools. Dr. Guy W. Angels at 11 C Street Northwest suffered the largest loss, with 150 dollars in metals taken. Other victims include Dr. Charles M. Hagselbach and Dr. W. J. Davis in Kendle Building at Eleventh and G Streets Northwest, Dr. George G. Patton and Dr. Richard S. Leonard at 817 G Street Northwest, and Dr. R. G. Richardson at 1301 G Street Northwest.
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Guy W. Angels
C Street
Ie Place
Charles M. Hagselbach
W. J. Davis
Kendle Building
George G
Police News Notes Highlights From Streets And Hospitals
Police notes record Jos Phillips, 14, injured when struck by a car driven by Mrs N C Messenger at seventeenth street. he was taken to Emergency Hospital. Don Wolf, 17, hurt by a pitched baseball but his injury was minor. Edward McNethany, 7, poisoned and taken to hospital. Richard Lansbury, 19, injured by a runaway team at Third and West End, admitted with head contusions. Mrs Ida Baiman, 24, abdominal injuries treated at hospital. Daniel Keys, 323 Mclean Street SW, involved in a street collision with Carl Pierce. Keys went home. Isidor Young reports a driver theft of $75. Gertrude Hoyt, 74, strayed from Home for the Aged and Infant, picked up exhausted and sent to hospital. Morris Sheltzman bitten by dogs at the market. treated at Freedmen's Hospital. Fire due to overheated grate caused minor damage at 3028 Newark Street NW. Fire crews responded to house fires at Culllane Court SW. $260 damage. A rowboat man fell overboard in Eastern Branch near Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge. body recovered and taken to District Morgue. Accidents, fires, and missing persons noted with addresses and hospital contacts.
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Jos Phillips
C Street
Seventeenth
Itreets
Mra. N. C. Messenger
Hammond Court
Joseph McCarthy
Adams Mill Road
Richard Lansbury
Anacostia
West End
Maryland Avenue
Gertrude Hoyt
Blue Piaina
D. C
Bumner Road
Washington Asylum Hospital
Eleventh Precinct
Morris Sheltzman
Dee
Tee
Freedmen’s Hospital
Supreme Court back after recess with 100 plus cases
The Supreme Court reconvenes after a three week recess with more than 100 cases under review. Major items include challenges to the grandfather clause restricting Black voters, three antitrust suits against major firms, and the Webb Kenyon liquor law constitutionality question.
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Bes
International Harvester Company
Anthracita
Delaware, Lackawanna and Westen Railroad Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
New York
Figure Puzzle Popular in Post Prize Contest Opens
The Post launches a new figure puzzle contest inviting readers to solve four weekly charts. Entry costs nothing and prizes attractively funded by subscriptions. Open to new and old readers on equal conditions, with amplified charts for ties and freedom to pay into the prize fund during the contest.
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Post
Family of Six Hurt When Auto Struck by Tram
A Washington family of four, plus a nephew, were injured Sunday when their car was struck by a Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway tram between Washington and Annapolis. Cook sustained two broken ribs, Mrs. Cook spine injuries, Edith Cook a dislocated ankle, Mabel Cook severe facial and head cuts, and Ernest Barkman painful cuts. They were taken to Baltimore for treatment after the crash, which witnesses said caused the car to flip three times. The crossing keeper reportedly waved a white flag, but the driver continued onto the tracks.
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B. Rer
A. E Cook
Ninth Street
Ernest Barkman
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolia
Washington
Annapolis
Cook
Edith Cook
Mika Mabel Cook
Barkman
Baltimore
Cunningham
Capitai
Nt Waa
Miss Cook
Pumphrey Station
Penalty on Taxes Now Hikes With Late Payments
Midnight marked the final chance to pay current realty and personalty taxes without penalty in the district. Taxes due today incur 5 percent plus 1 percent monthly thereafter, signaling a potential high total for the year as officials note. The notice lists numerous individuals and couples with added notes about births and hospital affiliations, reflecting a public record of late payments and related personal details amid the tax deadline.
Mary Pickford in Fanchon the Cricket at Empress Sole Run
City notices advertise Mary Pickford in Fanchon the Cricket at the Empress Theater with the Empress holding the sole franchise for the first showing in the city. Also listed are dry cleaning and dyeing services, a chemical dealer, carpet cleaning and storage, and flower offers for a girl graduate.
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Mary Pickford
Fanchon
Empress
Mary Ickford
Milton School Celebrates Eighth Anniversary Tonight
This evening at 8 at the Milton School exhibit hall 1408 H Street NW the eighth anniversary celebration closes with shorthand and typewriting contests an entertainment by the Musurgia quartet readings by Mr Callow prizes include silver cups and a Milton School record cup for the best shorthand writer judges are Fred Irland John D Rhodes James R Wick and George W Reth typewriting contests led by experts William J McNally Carl A Joerasen and Waldo Clark
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Milton School
H Street
Musurgia Quartet
Callow
Milton
Fred Irland
John D. Rhodes
James R Wick
George W . Reth
William J McNally
Carl A. Joerasen
Waldo Clark
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Donald Wolf
Edward McNethany
I Street
Ida Baiman
Tenth Street
Daniel Keys
Mclean Street
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Carl Pierce
HK Street
Isidor Young
Young Provision Company
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Charles HK. Washington
Max
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17Th St
16Th At
Carlin
Lincoln
Tong
Park & Tilfods
Berkeley
H N_D PARKER
BC Miller
Washington, DC
L. Perkins
Pasmeal Co
South End of Highway Bridge
Elk Grove
Golden & Co
la. Ave
Norfolk
Goldheim & Sons
St. N. W
Adams
Byron S. Adams
Rational Electrical Supply Co
Eirias
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
A.zan
S. E
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CA Wines
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Ga. Ave
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Kermis
Rae
Choice Santos
OLD Crop Santos
Colman’s
Heinz Sour Pickles
Longfield’s
Maine
Washington Crisps
Millbrook
Glaza
Kirkman’s Soap
Columbia River
Arora
Poat
A. E. Cook
Case BH
Mary Rafter
George and Helen Kumaris
Howard J
Margaret J. Hicker
Frederick J
Catherine
Eichholz
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Iva L. Bengel
Edison
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William and
Edna Kutehin
Lillia Garner
John W. Grice
Martin McMinnly
Hérman Hansen
Decatur
Imamet
Bunyea
National Homeopathic
City Bulletins
Palen Beach
W. H. Fisher
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Raub
Shaffer
Milton Satignite Conclude Anniversary
Aleds
Allen
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Riterion
John T. Crowley
19th St._N
Corby Baking Company
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