Western High school front or rear addition debate deepens
The board debated whether to place a new wing at Western High School in front or behind the existing building. The engineer favors the front for space value and a grand entrance, while the Fine Arts Commission backs the rear to preserve landscape and setting. A final decision awaits more data and a conference among officials.
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Western High School
Board of Education
Mombers
Bal Jou
Georgetown Citizens Association
Snginest
Fine Arts Commision
Commission
Engineer Commissioner
Engineer Department
District of Columbia
Eastern High School
Abram Simon
E C Graham
Western
Brookland Citizens Association
Central Citizens Association
Harding
Iilneas
M. M McCullough
Adams School
A A Sullivan
Garde Work
J G Stophiet
A B Sondergaard
C W Arnold
Tenley
C B Baker
Janttoi
Hilton
A R Norton
Bradley
BC Thompson
Wheatley
M. Ro Argeross
Webster
H Horne
Eiverett
R W Clifford
Bowser
Mott
M S§ Ellis
Ambush
M S@ Scott
Giddings
M. C Rector
H W Harris
Dunlap
D I Huff
G E Hill
John Cook
M E Snyter
Bryan
EC Myers
Randall-Cardozo
Lovejoy
Wright
J F Cock
EY G Payne
J x
D J Kemball
Sibly Showmaker
M i. Dermody
Adams
Florence Lindsay
G M _ Beard
J B. Edmondson
Elsa Johnson
Columbia Junior School
N J Nelson
Central High School
D M Roach
Randa Cardoxe
A VY Kelcher
E G Ford
Ambush School
Beulah Harebeld and Other Names in Obscure Addresses
A fragmentary public notice lists multiple individuals including Beulah Harebeld and Bert De Vaugh with ages ranging from 50s to 70s. Mentions associations with hospitals and addresses such as Oregon Avenue and Monroe Street, plus several unclear references to residences, guardians, and possible estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Harebeld
Bert de Vaugh
Aspernon
Aspi
Oregon
Monroe
Joyce
Childrens
Albert B Price
R. T
Todima Devin
C At
Arthur M Kessler
Providence
Guy H. Salt
Siare
Garfield
Tan A. Pe
Ben
de Gullker
Af Herbert
Addie Mead
Lacy Tate
Elnabeth Martine
Nee Beraics
Miliec
Weather and tide table and outlook by state bureau
The Weather Bureau report for Monday night notes disturbances over the gulf of Mexico the lower Ohio valley and the far northwest with widespread rain in Missouri Mississippi and Virginia. Temperatures drift, showers expected in many regions Tuesday with calmer fair weather midweek. Flying forecast covers routes from Washington to Long Island Norfolk Dayton Moundville Detroit and other cities with cloudy skies and variable winds.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Werther Bureau
Washington
District of Cammbia
Maryland
Virginia
Gulf of Gt Lawrence
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Atlantic
Georgia
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
North Pacific
Plateau
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Mile Atlantic
North
Fennessee
Lower Lake Region
Long Island
X. Y
Norfolk
Dayton
Moudsville
Detroit
Mich
Moundeville
Suit against unions ends as Watts fails to follow up plea
J F Watts trading as American Plaster Company petitioned for a restraining order against the Operative Plasterers Union the Cement Finishers Union and the Tile Setters Union alleging interference with his business. At trial before Chief Justice McCoy the defendants stated readiness but Watts gave no response and the case was dismissed. Watts claimed the unions used unlawful methods to ruin his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranklin Watts
American Plaster Company
Operative Plaster Era Union
Cement Finishers Union
Tileseters Union
McCoy
Watts
Bia
Births Reported In Local Notices
Warren R and Tilian L Biltzer announce a boy Harry M and Helen 1 Morton report a girl. Kenneth 8 and Theresa E Cramley greet a boy. Kenneth C and Brances Crayton welcome a boy. George A and Mary Kiever welcome a girl. William HW and Edna W Stanton greet a boy. Gerard K and Adale Mulvey greet a girl. William B and Gertrude Veitch greet a girl. William E and Merle Brown greet a girl. Hubert F and Frances Sackett greet a girl. Sumpter M and Lucy Emprey announce a boy. Sylvan J and Arleigh Crocker announce a boy. John D and Sare Matthias announce a boy. Conway XQ and Gennyleve Kitehan greet a girl. John Connell announce a boy. Fielding Ho and Clare A Garrison, pict Eugene and Virginia T Smith greet a girl. Benedict KF and Malvina H natt announce a boy. Frank B and Anna FP Statkus announce a boy. Charles Ro and Harriet E Perry announce a boy. Floyd G and Grace A Luthard announce a boy. Isador and Hattie Salas announce a boy. Don and Olga J McCambridge pay. Joseph and Anna Silverman greet a girl. Winfield A and Annie T Barker greet a girl. William J and Elele Boratt Lay announce a girl. Paul and Rose Lucas greet a girl. William G and Emma Hughes greet a girl. Harrison and Alberta Chase report a boy. John A and Beatricne Harris greet a girl. Benjamin F and Gladya Lewis gari.
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Warren R
Tilian L Biltzer
Harry M
Helen
Morton
John
Daphne Anamaterou
Kenneth
Theresa E Cramley
Kenneth C
Brances & Crayton
George A
Mary I
Kiever
William HW
Edna W Stanton
Gerard K
Adale A Mulvey
William B
Gertrude L Veitch
Wiliam E
Merle K Brown
Hubert F
Frances N Sackett
Sumpter M
Lucy Emprey
Sylvan J
Arleigh Crocker
Ste
John D
Sare E Matthias
Conway XQ
Gennyleve Kitehan
Florence E Connell
Fielding Ho
Clare A Garrison
Eugene
Virginia T Smith
Benedict KF
Malvina H
Prank
Anna FP
Statkus
Charles Ro
Herriet E Perry
Floyd G
Grace A Luthard
Licensed to marry list dense with names across states
A long OCR fragment lists numerous marriage pairings with names, ages, and hometowns across New York Virginia West Virginia Ontario and beyond. The item reads like a ledger of ministerial marriages including brides and grooms from Richmond Bluefield Richmon and other locales with reverends noted.
Tea House Jazz Blamed For Rift In DC Couple
Mrs Nellie Northway petitions for a limited divorce from George Northway owner of Green Grove Tea House at 7201 Georgia Ave NW. She cites nightly jazz and dancing causing her sleeplessness and nervous strain, alleges an eye injury and abuse after protesting noise, and notes a March raid. Northway reportedly earns substantial weekly profits.
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Green Grove
Georgia Avenue Northwest
George ' Northway
District Supreme Court
Nellie N. Northway
Court restrains wife from selling furniture
Clarence W Seabright, suing for a limited and then absolute divorce from Mra Anna A C Seabright, obtained a temporary restraining order from Chief Justice McCoy to prevent the wife from selling equipment of her rooming house at 221 John Marshall Place NW. Assistant District Attorney Ralph Given had ordered Seabright to move out after May 31 following a disorderly house charge. Attorney Goodhue Weatherly appeared for Seabright.
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Clarence W Seabright
Mra Anna A C Seabright
McCoy
Cquity Court
John Marshall Place
Analstant
Ralph Given
Mr. Heabright
Goodhue Weatherly
Seabright
France’s Jusserand Receives Honorary Degree in Delaware
Ambassador Jules J Jusserand of France was awarded an honorary degree of laws at Delaware College commencement. He served as principal speaker as 66 graduates, the largest class in the college’s history, received their diplomas in Newark Delaware.
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Newark
Del
Jules J Jusserand
France
Delaware College
Deserted 19 Years She Wins Alimony in Equity Court
Ferko Terefinko, a butcher, was ordered by Justice Siddons to pay his wife Mra Mary Terefinko temporary alimony of 10 dollars weekly for nineteen years of desertion. Mrs Lash, wife of Joseph A Lash, received an absolute divorce with alimony of 85 dollars monthly and 150 dollars counsel fees as awarded by Justice Eddons.
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Ferko Fritz Terefinko
Mary T. Feréfinko
Justice Siddons
Equity Court
Mra
TerefinXo
Justice Eddons
Annie G. Lash
Joseph A. Lash
Raymond Neudecker
Mre Lash
Divorce Plot Proposal Denied By A A Reimer
Arthur A Reimer father of Catherine Serrin denies in an affidavit in District Supreme Court that he suggested a collusive divorce to help his daughter gain freedom. Serrin had accused Reimer of proposing a costless divorce. Reimer, superintendent of the National Metropolitan Bank Building, says he supported Catherine since her desertion and that Serrin’s father was the one who suggested divorce but he made no reply. Kate T Hallock’s May 4 death leaves about 20 000 estate including 3300 Park Place Northwest property.
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Arthur A Reimer
Catherine A. Serrin
Thomas H. Serrin
District Supreme Court
Seszin
Serrin
Reimer
National Metropolitan Bank
Berrin
Kate T. Hallock
Kate T Hallock
Harriette Raymond
Park Place
Soft Curly Hair Now Easy to Have
A patent hair tonic promises soft curly waves for every woman without grease or stickiness. A little liquid almerise applied before styling gives delightful curl and luster, controllable in any hairstyle. The product, sold by druggists, is inexpensive and long lasting.
Glass Cylinder Window Stage After Blowing Machine
A description of a massive glass cylinder about forty feet tall and two and a half feet in diameter. It illustrates a stage in window glass manufacture directly after the blowing by the machine, showing the scale and method of production.
Tanlac endorsement from prominent contractor boosts sales
Charles A. Parker of Woods and Parker in Washington DC praises Tanlac as a remarkable tonic that restored his health after a run-down period. He claims improved appetite, sleep, energy, and work capacity after about two months of use. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Charles A. Parker
Eighth Street
Washington, DC
Woods and Parker
Tanlac
Kohler's Auto Service Cadillac Touring and Limousines
Kohler's Auto Service advertises Cadillac touring and limousines with phone main 1160. Also lists Dancing Rightway School of Dancing at 61 Twelfth Street offering foxtrot and other lessons with no appointment needed weekdays 10 am to 10 pm, though text is garbled.
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Kohler’s
Cadillac Touring
Twelfth Street
Muarlgth
Fox
Yalta
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J Horney
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Hibbing
Minn
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H F Thomas
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Cumberland
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John McPhee
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Baber
TEA House Jazz
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Black Eye
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Jupe
John R Sadler
C. W. Seabright
Jusserand
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Mt. . Vernon
Mt Vernon
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Sloan
13Th Street
Turner Glass Company
Rosslyn
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Powers & Wallace
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Fenton & Fisids
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T Tames
Pathe
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Price
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the Gold-Dust Twins
Ethel Gregerry
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Hiod
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Republic Theater
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Anna Q. Nilsson
Frank_ Campea Waller Tong
Gwen
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Cattenden
Mer
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Aula
Chesapeake Beach
All Seashore Attractions Board
Tip
District Line
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Great Falls
Jeket Yares
ST. Johns
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Sn Willie
Alydred
Rial
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Barryme
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Walter Hiers
Jacoveline Logan
Loew
Icth
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Bebe Daniels and
Antonio Moreno
Ratray
Carter DE Haven
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