Two Ideal Country Homes
Two country properties offered for sale near a town with rail service and electric lines. The larger one features a 10 room main house, 9 acres, multiple outbuildings, a new water system, and proximity to Washington within commuting distance priced at 7500. The smaller 6 room dwelling on about an acre is listed at 1000 with liberal terms and possible changes.
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Old Dominion Electric Railway
Heart of Good Town
Washington
Real Estate Firm Praises High Demand and Cash Buyers
Owners should list houses with us as demand is strong across all areas. We are closing many sales and handling hundreds of applicants, many paying cash. Our connected sales department is the largest yet, promising quick sales at favorable prices. Provide lowest price and terms, rented or leased, by the tenth. Ninety percent of buyers apply to our office.
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Jin
Vanderlip resigns as National City Bank president after decade
New York June 3 Frank A Van derlip resigns after ten years as president of the National City Bank to take a vacation and do useful work. He plans a month to six weeks of speeches in Washington and other cities and a mountain vacation with his children. He says retirement has warm ties with the board and cites his prior career in finance and public service.
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New York
Frank A Vanderluw
National City Bank
Vanderlip
Washington
Economic Club
Europe
Bank
Née
Illinois
Tlingis
Chicago
Colgate University
the Treasury
Gage
Esi
Drunken Man Detained During Cardinal’s House Guard
Baltimore reports police guard Cardinal Gibbons residence after church bombing attempt in Philadelphia. A drunken man found asleep near the cathedral was jailed for vagrancy. Guards also patrol public and federal buildings and officials residences.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Carter
Cardinal Gibbons
Palmer defies accusers before Senate charges
Palmer, head of the Alien Property Office, told senators he will appear before the Judiciary Committee to answer charges raised by Senator Frelinghuysen. He defended the administration of the office and expressed readiness to explain the office's conduct to the American people.
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Witeness Palmer
Storrney
Mr Palmer
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Judiciary Committee
Palmer
Clews To Reds Here Continue From First Dag
Police pursue anarchist ties after a bomb plot suspected to span the nation. A wallet near Palmer's lawn contains a photo of a boy and a 9 year old victim link. postage stamps hint at amateur philately, possibly a child. The scalp of a dead man, with intact hair, is examined by a wig expert as detectives assemble clues across urban areas.
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Palmer's Lawn
Pullman
United States
Philatele
Red
Palmer Hom
Jazz bands spark Rhine front cultural push
Corporal Morton Silva reports American Third Army jazz orchestras on the Rhine replacing German bands as entertainment propaganda. He notes soldiers urge recruits to take instruments abroad and claim German audiences are drawn east by U S music.
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Rhine
France
James Roose
Jim Europe
Boston
Hell Fighters
899Th Infantry
Third Army
Morton Silva
Anarchist Threat Targeting Police HQ Cited in Wrecked Bag
A damaged handbag yielded an anarchist circular with a direct threat against police, noting past bomb plots against New York central office and headquarters. The piece argues high government officials face ongoing risk, while police HQ remains exposed with windows open in summer.
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New York Central
Erie
Nevvertheless
Government urged to act against bolshevik anarchists
The piece argues for decisive government action to eradicate bolshevik anarchist influence. It calls for roundups, deportations, trials, and harsh penalties, insisting on practical force over theoretical debate and citing Seattle mayor Ole Hanson as a model. It warns against leniency or rhetoric and predicts congressional action.
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Ole Hanson
Seattle
Notime
Band Concert At Capitol By Marine Band Tonight
United States Marine Band performs at the Capitol at 5 p.m. under conductor M. Zimmer. The program features Peacs Through Victory, Faust Gounod, The Star Spangled Banner, and marches including The President and Till the Clouds Roll By.
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Capitol
United States’ Marine Hand
William H. Santelmann
Nicolai
Herbert
Faust
Gounod Walth
Gungl
France
Arcadia
Africa
Broma
United States
M. Zimmer
Banner of Liberty
Bergenkelte
Arnold
City Briefs and Society Events Across Washington
The Washington Alumnae Chapter Kalpa Alpha Theta meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs W E Emiley 3507 Keokuk St Chevy Chase. The Oldest Inhabitants Association holds its monthly meeting at Union Engine House Nine teenth and H streets NW at 7 90 p.m. Secretary of the Navy Daniels speaks at a reception and dance for the Daniels family hosted by North Carolina Society at Wardman Park Hotel 4 30 p.m. Holy Cross Academy invites alumni and friends to flag raising at 4 30 p.m. tomorrow with Senator Walsh addressing and Walter Reed Military Band playing.
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Washington
The
Kalpa Alpha Theta
W E. Emiley
Keokuk Street
Chevy Chase
Union Engine House
H Streets
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Griffin
Taylor and Warle
Foote
North Carolina Society
Wardman Park Hotel
Holy Cross Academy
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Walter Reed Military Band
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