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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1910

Page

4

Methodist Book Concern to Speak to Washington Men

Dr H J Cooke of New York editor will address Washington men this afternoon at 3 2 oclock in the Y M C A assembly hall. Special notice of "Vir Ger Theater" on page 17 2d section. Lenz Lossau 623 Tth st nw offers trusses and orthopedic apparatuses with a competent lady attendant.

H. J. Cooke New York Methodist Book Concern Washington Virger Theathr Hosferry Lenz & Lossau St. Nw Wyet Dr. Wyeth 7Th Street

Entertainments for the Blind in DC Library Hall

The Public Library of the District of Columbia hosts entertainments for the blind with readings by Mr. Stanley Olmsted from The Nonchalante and Diary of an Inconsistent on Tuesday October 3 The schedule also lists a musical reciter on Thursday October 27 A winter menu at Phila Oyster & Chop House 513 11th St is now in effect.

Public Library District of Columbia Stanley Olmsted

Col Bell Convalescent and Local Advertisements

Col Bell convalescent from stomach and liver troubles at Georgetown branch in Washington. Advertisements offer skin disease cures, carpet work, mothproofing and home remedies, with names like John Crowley and Arlington Bottling Co promoting Senate beer and related products.

Bell James E. Bel D.C. NL Boore Ja Washington Post Cosmaster . Barnes Georgetown Heurieh’s Senate Arlington Bottling Co. West

The Drillery Adds Two More Teachers in Civil Service

The Drillery at 11 New York Ave NN plans to hire two additional teachers, citing college programs that teach Pitman shorthand touch typewriting and progressive bookkeeping. Advertisements warn against counterfeit Pitman shorthand claims and promote genuine Pitman courses. The notice also mentions California Port wine offers at 50 cents a quart or $1.50 per gallon from Hugene Schwab at 525 8th SE Lindana. The Washington Post is promoted as the real estate medium of the city.

Drillery New York Ave. Nn California Hugene Schwab Lindana

Campaign for Congress funding to build Central High School

The Board of Education launches a district wide drive to secure $500,000 to $600,000 in congressional appropriations for a new Central High School. President Cox notes land near Florida and Eleventh Street as ideal. experts urge purchase and a modern campus as part of an industrial group with Technical High School.

Board of Education Washington Congress Central Hugh Ways and Means Joint District Committee W. W. Cox Realty Florida Eleventh Street Central High Schoor Eben Spencer Musser Central High School Cox Technical High School

Will provisions split sums among family members

In probate filings yesterday Harriet M. Howe leaves her son Henry J. Howe his wife and twelve children one dollar each from a $56,000 estate, while daughter Josephine Ingalls receives the remainder. Eleanor Adams Staunton Bush wills $40,000 of $50,000 to her daughter Eleanor Bush Chamberlain, with son Lewis Staunton getting $10,000. Hugh Downey’s will dedicates $200 for Mount Olivet Cemetery care and $200 for the Church of the Holy Comforter pastor.

Harriet M. Howe Henry J. Howe Josephine H. Ingalls Charles H. Ingalls North Cambridge Mass Trowe Eleanor Adams Staunton Bush Eleanor Bush Chamberlain Lewis H. Staunton Hugh Downey Church of the Holy Comforter Mount Olivet

Benevolent Body Meetings at Shoreham Hotel

The Supreme officers and trustees of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association held two sessions at the Shoreham Hotel to invest the organization's funds and award printing and supply contracts. A reception followed for trustees and district members, presided by Miss Kate Mahoney of Troy, N Y, supreme president. The group notes it has paid beneficiaries eight million dollars over the last twenty years.

Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Shoreham Hotel Kate Mahoney Troy, N. Y America

Ship Centuries Old Found Near Nombre de Dios

The hull of a vessel several centuries old was excavated from sand at Nombre de Dios in the Panama Canal Zone, buried two feet deep about 300 feet from shore. The ship’s wooden body resembled oak with pins, and a cache of old slugs and bullets, likely from its magazine, was found along with mortar pieces similar to early Spanish ruins on the isthmus.

Nombre de Dios Panama Canal Zone

For the Social Function is a Federal Taxicab, Comfortable C onvenient

Event notice advertises a social function hosted by a Federal Taxicab service labeled Comfortable Convenient, with a contact line showing M 6670 and a 38 hour window.

An Important Engagement to Keept A

TC0 taxicab will get you there on time. Park rides, $3 hour. Tel. N. 1212.

New Wall Papers and Old English Prints Display

The newest wallpaper designs are showcased with a wide stock and prices to fit all needs. Also featured are Old English Prints fabrics designed for drapery use in a comprehensive display.

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