Episcopal Bazaar Opened At Arlington Hotel Charity Ride
A large Episcopal bazaar opened at the Arlington Hotel under Bishop Harding and the hospital board to raise funds for the hospital. Nearly all diocese churches contributed committees, with elaborate displays, varied cake tables, flowers, and refreshments, plus dancing by the Fifteenth Cavalry Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Harding
Arlington
Episcopal Bye
Arlington Hotel
Fifteenth Cavalry
The
Incarnation
Tyssowski
Clarence Norment
Barr
Wickersham
Watkins
Snyder
Brown
Ford
Ross
Galt
Rockville
Christ Church
Georgetown
W. H. Blake
E. S. Kennedy
Henry Matthews
Gordon
Amelia Bradford
William Conard
Lucy Doaset
William T. Glover
Joseph Bradley
O. Manner
McDonald
Taft
Graves
Hume
Duncanson
Mra. Ha
Edwin Mix
C. Tucker
Jesse B. L Lee
Shreve
McKean
Sallie Acker
R. P. Williams
St. Stephen's
St. James
Advent
Roome
Tom
Miss Lane
Miss Gall
Miss Bowen
Oliver Belt
J. M. McKinney
Frank Robinson
Lacy Reynolds
Mary Cox
Almy
MAY CLOSE SCHOOLS OVER HEAT ISSUES IN WASHINGTON
The Washington School Board faces heat plant failures at Douglass and Abbott schools prompting two days of closures. President James F Oyster criticizes architect Snowden Ashford while awaits District commissioners' reply. A high school bank plan at Business High School and cadet reviews at Washington High are also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Business High
Humane Society
Snowden Ashford
Douglass
Abbott
A T Stuart
James F. Oyster
Oyster
Myers
Col
Lohr
George Myers
McKinley Manual Training School
King
Business High School
Allan Davis
Washington
Stuart
Washington High School Cadet Corps
White House
Marine Band
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Walter Stilson Hutchins
The
K. D. Tones
Fern Hoskins
Eckington School
Alice Berry
Dent
Eckington
Grace Turner
B. Rose
Henry
M. M. Stockbridge
Polk
L. M Barket
Katharine ¢. Washington
Katherine B San Turd
Lillian Harmer
Maryland Avenue
Mary Werres
H . -Brecht
C. Eb, Sawin
Margaret Taylor
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameck
Cunningham
City Bulletins and Real Estate Trade Tips
Very superior California Part or Sherry wine offered at 60c per gallon by Eugene Schwab in Lincoln. Authorized by an out of town owner to sell four Northwest Washington building lots near a fast-growing sector with 18 minutes to Treasury, price 275 per lot, exact location withheld. postal card to Box 225 care Washington Post for full details. Also showings of fine pictures at the Virginia and a Crab Feast advert by Schneider. Heurich beer promoted at social gatherings. Arlington Bottling Co. contact West 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eugene Schwab
Northwest Washington
Treasury
Care Washington Post
Named for U. C. V. Reunion at Little Rock May 17 18 19
Delegates chosen at Confederate Veterans Camp No. 171 meeting will attend the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Little Rock Arkansas on May 17 18 and 19. Appointments were made for a memorial service in Woodside Maryland May 30 and for the annual Arlington Confederate grave decorations on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate Veterans
Little Rock
Ark
Confederate Veterans Camp
Vermont Avenue
Brown
J. T. Callaghan
D. C. Grayson
Ed P. Jones
Joe Baumer
O. J. Moat
H. H. Mermaduke
Dr. W. P. Young
William A. Gordon
M. S. Thomson
J. A. Bethune
R S Denny
D. N. Estes
J. &. Reynolds
H. D. King
A. E. Mathews
James FE. Payne
Woodside
W. H. Gordon
W. P. Young
M. 8. Thomson
Plan to Eliminate Alley Slums Faces Public Hearing
District commissioners will hold a public hearing to discuss a housing plan aimed at eliminating alley slums. The proposal, pushed by the Monday Evening Club housing committee, would authorize a bill to open minor streets and fund expenses by a levy on real estate. Commissioners Judson and Siddons led the plan, which gained housing committee approval at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Evening Club
Congress
Judson
Frederick I. Siddons
Housing Committee
Roosevelt Homes Commission
Housing Committees
Glenn Brown Chosen Advisory Architect for Rock Creek Bridge
Glenn Brown secretary of the American Institute of Architects has been named advisory architect to assist T W P Bailey engineer of bridges in drawing plans for a masonry bridge across Rock Creek at Q street northwest. The construction appropriation is $275,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Brown
American Institute of Architects
T. W P. Bailey
Rock Creek
Q Street
Private owner enters Four Leaf Clover run with Apperson 30 touring
Frank H. White, first private entrant, sent his entry for the Four Leaf Clover endurance event wielding his Apperson 30 inch touring car and received entry No 1v. The Zell Motor Company opens at 1445 H Street Northwest with showroom planned and a two story building housing offices and shop. Several Peerless Chalmers and Hupmobile models will be shown as readiness proceeds. The Imperial Motor Company reports sale of a 1912 40 60 White touring car to Representative Bt Hayes of California. J B Cashman appointed to oversee Western sales as permanent manager arrives. Columbia car wins first prize in Quaker City Motor Club reliability run from Philadelphia to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. White
White
Zell Motor Company
H Street
Peerless
Chalmers
Imperial Motor Company
Bt Hayes
California
Century Tire Company
Cashman
J. BR. Cashman
Columbia
Quaker City Motor Club
Philadelphia
J. I. Berger
Atlantic City
Revourn
Stoy
Quaker City Club
Duveen Firm Settles Customs Suits for 1 180 000
The government accepted 1 180 000 in compromise of suits against Duveen Brothers, the New York art firm accused of customs frauds. Books seized in the raid will be used in a criminal action if two indicted brothers return to U S territory. This settlement was the largest in these customs cases aside from sugar frauds. Three runaway boys found. two remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duveen Broa
New York
Duveen Brothers
United States
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Episcopal Bazaar
Ashford
F Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Columbia Phonograph Company
General
Imperial Export
TLES
Washington Brewery
Sth
Aod
BF Stane
Lincoln
Prince Albert
Post
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Pedro and
Seranth
Va Ave
Gad Zaien
Gardiner Gateway
Lowstone Park
Scenic Northwest
Yellowstone Park
Rockies
Cascades
Olympics
Puget Sound
North Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Land of Fortune
North Coast Limited
Chicago
St Lews
Burlington- Northern
P. W. Pummell
Chestnut St
Northern Pacific Ry
Sykeers
America
John H. Magruder
Stroh Brewery
Detroit, Mich
House & Herrmann
Ben Schwartz
F St
Fealy
Postal Fealy
Fernando R. Sari
Tha Post
Brisis
Prompinese Neamnesa
Judd& Detweiler, Inc
Uth
Se—Longent
Virginia
Bet
Schneider
Heurich
Senate
Arlington Bottling Co
Reunion
Capital Traction Company
Eighth and
E Streets
United States Marine Band
Marine Barracks
William AG. Santelmann
Beethoven
Cornet
Liewelleniam
Mueician
Arthur
Witcomb
Fackelians
Federal
Straus Meyerhbeer
Sousa
H. B. Leary, Jr
Anudson
Mra
Howell Smith
Ben
Boston
Boston Baking Company
Fred Cherry
Samuel Cherry
William Best
William Stewart
Bernard Stewart
Industrial School For
Tennallytown
Cascade
GEO
A. Dickel & CQ
Disishlers Nashville
Tenn
Allen
Cis
O’donnell
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Andrews
12Th Street
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