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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1915
Page
2
A sprawling classified listing offers numerous rooms for rent in Northwest and nearby areas. Advertised options include front, back, and second floor rooms with private baths, steam heat, and electric light, some shared or private, with shared kitchen or full amenities and nearby libraries, capitol buildings, and transit. Prices range from modest to moderate, with several listings suitable for single professionals or couples.
A long list of furnished rooms for rent across Washington DC areas including frequent notes on southern exposure hot water heat private baths and use of phones. Many listings specify single or double occupancy junior suites and board options with prices ranging from a few dollars per week to higher monthly rates. Prominent addresses include 2401 Pa Ave NW 1390 St SB 1810 17th St NW and the Brunswick and Melrose buildings with multiple rooms available for different preferences and durations.
Multiple room offerings in northwest Washington DC near Dupont Circle and Kalorama, with furnished front rooms, en suite baths, heated options, and fine table. Properties include 118 11th St NW, 1702 P Street, 1820 I St NW, 1801 Eat NW, 1627 16th St NW, 20th St area, and 1123 18th St NW plus Ulster Inn at 1627 16th St NW. Orthodox Jewish home options and Yale-style dining mentioned. contact numbers and brief notes provided.
Listings show numerous rooms for rent across Washington DC areas near Union Station and NW neighborhoods. From second floor connected trout rooms to whole floors, heat and gas provided, some with private baths, heat, or modern conveniences. Various terms include private family, single or double rooms, near car lines, and options with or without board.
An old classified listing details numerous unfurnished rooms and small apartments for rent in Washington DC. Entries specify unit features such as gas, hot water heat, baths, private families, and varying rents from $12 to $85 monthly, including front and rear rooms, two rooms, and furnished options across streets like 6th Street NW Bond Place and Parkwood The listing notes conditions like proximity to cars, markets, and schools, and mentions board options at several properties.
A crowded clipping lists multiple rooms for rent and shared accommodations in Washington DC areas near Calvert Street, 14th Street areas, and Georgetown. It includes furnished and unfurnished rooms, baths and kitchens, heat and gas, board options, and price ranges from about $6 to $40 monthly per room, with contact or box numbers for responses. Some entries specify single men or couples, private families, proximity to government offices, and preferences for heated, well-kept spaces.
Helen deflects rumors about Warren's car incident and a supposed affair as she shields her marriage. She explains Warren took Miss Evans home after an illness scare, admits a minor wrist injury, and endures gossip while trying to appear calm, worried only by the strain on her nerves and a cold.
Police notes detail robberies reported yesterday including items from several residents such as Mrs Ora Davis and Mrs John W Rust, a velocipede to Harry Oxenburg, and a coat and shoes from William Smith. A porch fire at 1806 Vernon Street Northwest caused 35 dollars damage. An unidentified man suffered apoplexy at Emergency Hospital with unknown name. Representative Longworth asked police to locate his Boston brindle toy terrier Fussie. An investigation into a Massachusetts Avenue fire found an oil stove origin but police dispute fire marshal theory, noting thefts rarely used fire to steal pipe in vacant houses.
A series of society and club notices fill the page as the Northeast Washington Citizens Association meets this evening at Northeast Temple. Cornell Club hosts autumn luncheon at the Ebbitt tomorrow. Retail Merchants Association sections gather midweek with meetings on advertising, display, and credit. A Raleigh Clays event at Armstrong Night School features Prof John T. Layton guiding chorus and musical work. George Warren addresses the Secular League on un American capital. Police caution is echoed by Maj Pullman about youth behavior.
London November 7 government answer shows Marquis of Lansdowne minister without portfolio and Earl Curzon lord privy seal declined any salary on appointment to the coalition cabinet. Both officials chose to serve without pay despite their high offices.
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