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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1921

Page

4

Boss and Phelps Realtors Market 4 Choice Modern Homes

Advertises a varied assortment of detached semidetached and row houses in Washington with prices from $8,000 to $32,500. Listings include Cathedral Ave Massachusetts Ave Garfield s Connecticut Ave Woodley Rd Norton St Ill inois Ave Kansas Ave Euclid 8t Fifteenth St Nineteenth St Park Rd Newton St Decatur St Oxford 8 St Legation St Fessenden St Livingston St Kanawha 8st. Listings note six to twelve rooms and locations on multiple avenues. Contact The Home of Homes Washington Real Estate Board Tel Main 4340 1406 H St NW for details and appointments.

the Home OF Homes Washington Real Estate Board H St. N. W

MT PleasAnt area brick home and multiple city lots for sale

Real estate ads list a sea detached brick home at 713 14th St N W Shannon & Luchs MT Pleasant in excellent condition with 16 rooms and baths, terms $20 cash and $75 monthly, plus a modern first class home in Chevy Chase MD with 6 rooms and bath on over 2 acres. Also offered are building lots in Cleveland Park at 47 per foot, PETWORTH and BLOOMINGDALE houses with hot water heat and other amenities, and an NE area brick 4-5 room home with bargain price in the Northeast section.

MT Pleasant Fount Pleasant Cleveland Park Ordway St Kenyon St N. W R. Howenstein F Street Wee Delmont Rd Chevy Chase Tinculu Park

Proposals Open for Navy and District Construction Needs

Multiple sealed proposals dated 1921 invite bids for items including 75,000 pounds of deformed steel bars for the District of Columbia Sewer Division, leather goods for Navy use, and delivery of amplifiers tanks and gyro gear boxes for the Navy Yard. Notices specify bid rooms, closing times, and security deposits, with various officials named.

Commissioners Washington Bureau of Supplies Na’ Department Washington, DC Navy Yard

District of Columbia Condemnation Notices for Western Avenue

District Court notices announce condemnation proceedings to open Western Avenue between Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenues. Public hearings set for November 9 1941 and November 5 1921 with juried damages and benefits assessments. Notices published in The Washington Post Washington Star and Washington Law Reporter.

Supremo Court District of Columbia Western Avenue Massachusetts Wisconsin Avenue Congress Washington Georgetown Wisconsin Wisconin Avenues Washington Post Washington Heald Dany Washington Law Reporter Sik United States District of Columba Jennings ‘Battfy Morgan H Ningham Hens F. W. Hill Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia District Court Oak Street Patest Breason Washington Evening Star Ly Washington Law Reporter United Statea Mashal Moreshal Jennings Bailey Beal Morgan H, Bhach W. BH. Iams

Ladies Night Farce Wins Popular Approval in Washington

A busy Turkish bath themed farce titled Ladies Night, featuring John Arthur as Jimmy Walters and a chorus of popular actresses, runs in Washington drawing strong audiences. The risqué comedy, praised for humor and lively situations, contrasts with higher art offerings and draws favorable notice for its crowd-pleasing antics.

Avery Hoppwood Charlton Andrews New York Polis Washington John Arthur Jimmy Walters King Solomon John Cumberland Arthur Allyn King Evelyn Gosnell Claiborne Foster Grace Kaber Florence Reilly Edna Spence Barbara Guilan Simona Boniface Homer Barton Edward Douglas Walters Ibsen Httle Theater Shaw Fred Bonner

Dual Paramount bill with Sascha Jacobsen and The Speed Girl

Sascha Jacobsen the violin virtuoso opened a Washington appearance at Moore's Rialto alongside Bebe Daniels in The Speed Girl. Jacobsen's De Sarasate Zigunerwiesen and Drigo Vaise Bluette drew strong acclaim, while Daniels delivered lively comedy and romance in a brisk Realart feature.

Sascha Jacobsen Bebe Daniels Realart Moore Rialto Washington de Sarasate Zigeunerwessen Drolla Jacobsen Robert Bond Gotta Rialto Orchestra Mr Jacobsen Betty Lee Daniela Theodora von Elta Deionit

Columbus Carnival crowns top entrant and prizes

The Columbus Country Club carnival closed with a popular vote contest. Agatha M Lanigan won first prize of 100 dollars with 5010 votes, Sophie Considine second with 4030 votes, Louise J Kirsch third with 9190 votes, and Emma Jane Lewis fourth with 301 votes. Community officials chaired the event.

Columbus Country Club Agatha M Lanigan Sophie Considine Louise J Kirsch Emma Jane Lewis Francis J P Cleary Mra J Rozier Biggs Henry J Zillcox

Rockville Baptist church marks 160th anniversary

The Rockville Baptist church celebration closed with Rev. P. Rowland Wagner delivering The Fair Future. Takoma Park Republicans plan a 2017 mass meeting in the Presbyterian basement with all county and national candidates expected to attend. The Takoma Community band to provide music. Alfred C Tolgan, judge of the orphan’s court, received a silver piece at a White Oak Farmers Club reception in Colesville. Funeral of Zachariah A Williams near Germantown aged 79 held at Germantown Baptist Church. Archbishop Alfred Harding visited Christ Episcopal Kensington and confirmed a class before a large congregation.

Rockville Baptist Church P. Rowland Wagner Takoma Park Presbyterian Church Tomorn Takoma Alfred C Tolgan Orphans’ Court Jennie Castleman Holtaman Washington White Oalt Farmers Club Colesville Zachariah A. Williams Germantown Alfred Harding Christ Episcopal Church Kensington

New World Women to Meet in Pan American Conclave

The National League of Women Voters hosts the third annual Pan American conference in Baltimore in April under league auspices. Invitations have been sent via the State Department. speakers include Grace Abbott Mary Anderson Valeria Parker and Mabel Willebrandt with Cartie Chapman Catt among organizers. Annapolis Day observed April 29 by Maryland governor’s invitation.

Women Cof Baltimore National League of Women Voters New World League Hughes Commerce Hoover L. S Rowe Pan- American Union League United States State Department Grace Abbott Childrens Bureau Mary Anderson Women's Bureau Department of Labor Valeria Parker Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board Mabel Willebrandt Cartie Chapman Catt International Woman Suffrage Alliance Annapolis Maryland

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