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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1915

Page

6

Rooms for Rent Furnished in Washington DC area

Numerous furnished rooms for rent across Fairmont St NW to Clifton St NW and surrounding avenues. Listings include proximity to Carnegie Library, electric light, elevator service, hot water, and heat. Prices range from 6 to 39 dollars monthly with varied occupancy, private families, and single rooms.

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Furnished rooms and boarding in Washington area listings

A dense OCR of room and board notices across multiple DC neighborhoods lists furnished single and double rooms, often with meals, steam heat, and private baths. Many entries specify near White House, Capitol, Union Station, or Metro lines, with prices from about $5 to $25 weekly, and references for respectable, private families.

4Th St Union Station Harvard B. K 20Th ST Victoria G ST K ST Caynes MT. Vernon Plage 18Th ST. RW Joloing Bath Bélé Columbia RD Mear Cars Ulator Selec Dupont Cireanant Dupont Ated Clifton St. Appeatie Bath Telsax the Ricardo Ian Conn Ave T ST State, War and Navy Departments White” House Dodd ST. Nel Capitol Colon Station Tran- Henta Fairmont Quincy Plage ST. NW 18Th ST Nwi Franklin Park Nica Frost Perlor Mab 1Th ST 12Th ST B. Cap. ST Desirabie H. K Randolph Pach Ines Kenyon Mita ST Georgia Ave Rome 20 ST. NH Renesnabiee Eaton Station LT NH Virginia Library Penbonabie Peng Ng Pee Cleveland Chevy Chase D. c Pa.ave Wakte House OTH &T Emerron ST

Rooms Wanted Inexpensive Furnished and Unfurnished

A dense montage of housing notices seeks rooms for rent or rent with board. Listings mention students, traveling officials, and professionals seeking single rooms, multiple rooms, or entire apartments near downtown, with heat, hot water, or bath facilities, and various price points. Names and locations include G W U Medical area, Lamont Street, Commerce Boulevard, and near the War Department.

Commerce G. W. U. Medical Lowent Price Lamont St H. Ke John Nebes Call North

District of Columbia invites sealed bids for construction work

Sealed proposals are requested by the District of Columbia for building work on aSpecified lots near D and E streets North West Washington to house Truck Company No 1 Bids open October 25 1915 at 7 pm Plans and specifications available from the District Building Engineer Department A deposit is required to secure plans and applications The notice also lists Senate fuel bids and street paving contracts with dates and contact offices

Tisthict of Columbia Bec- Tetary Board of Comminsioners Met Dietrict Washington, D.C Ostvrr P. Newman Louis Brownlow CW. Katz Feet of Columbia United States Senate Senate Charles P. Higgins Office OF the Commissioners Washington D. C Board of Commissioners Engineer Department Oliver P. Newman Charles W. Katz Commissioners

Charlotte Walker Shines in Dual Roles in Two City Productions

Miss Charlotte Walker headlines in two parallel performances, playing leading woman at Belesco for EK H. Sothern and enacting the lead in Hector Turnbull's Out of the Darkness on Columbia’s screen. The film depicts a society woman who loses memory, with child labor scenes in the South and a dramatic fire sequence, supported by Thomas Meighan, Marjorie Daw, and Mrs. Loyola O'Connor. The era’s theater lineup also features the Old Soldier Musicians, GA R week tributes, Mango's Marvelous Mannikins, and a Flaming Sword Lionel Barrymore feature, plus Gaysty Golden Crook, Lyceum Queens of Follies Berger, and Avenue burlesque acts with Emma Cook.

Columbia Charlotte Walker Belesco EK H. Sothern Hector Turnbull Turnbull Miss Walker Lonesome Pine Ssa G. A. R. Week North South Mango Ladei Hughes Tommy van Ward Rye Li+onel Barrymore Jane Grey Lyceum Civis Follies Berger Abe Leavitt al Hillfer Washington Emma Cook Barrowing

Rumor of War Plant Near Occoquan Causes Local Buzz

Alexandria hears rumors that Du Pont Powder Co. may purchase land near the Occoquan workhouse for a munitions plant. Sightings of options or a purchase quoted at 150000 circulate, with brokers unable to confirm. Nearby New Alexandria rumors denied earlier. Mount Vernon hosts G A R encampment visitors.

Washington Thi Pont Company New Alexandria Hunting Creek Fairfax County

Law School To Resume For Forty Seventh Year

The national University Law School will begin sessions for its forty seventh year at 6 30 Friday evening in the Law School building 16 18 Thirteenth street northwest The opening address of welcome will be by Justice Sidmons who will meet the second year class at the beginning of the term. Faculty members will occupy the lectern and those professors with courses beginning immediately will introduce their classes Registration is now in progress and the secretary staff are at the Law School building daily handling enrollments.

The National University Law School Law School Thirteenth Street Justice Sidmons

Death of Mrs. Mary J. Wood

Mrs. Mary J. Wood wife of James Wood of the government printing office died Sunday afternoon at her home Six Fourth Street Northeast Funeral services will be held from her home tomorrow at 2 oclock Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery She was born in Ireland came here after her marriage and lived in Indiana She had lived in this city since 1883 Survived by four sons Robert H John H James M and George E Wood and Mrs Emma Robins Grandmother of fifteen and great grandmother of three

Mary J. Wood James Wood Government Printing Office Fourth Street Glenwood Cemetery Wood Ireland Indiana Binte Robert H. John H. James M George E Wood Emma Robins

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