davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

clude 25. 50. 75, and 100 yard dashes: 400 yard dash, standing broad jump. S-lb. shot. running broad jump, run ming high jump, baseball throw. play ground ball throw. 400 yard relay. and 500 yard relay.
 The officials for the meet are: Ed J. Laurenson, referee; Oliver Brown. starter; Ernie Beyer Earl Thomp- son, E. O. Snider. finish judges; Gif- fife Williams. C. w. D. Chance, A. NJ. Boss, John Salmon, course judges; George R. Nichols, scorer; Herman Beamer. press steward: Clarence Nal ley. Louis Jackson, Sam Kelly. mar shals; Clair Dexter, scorer; Harry Crockett, timer; Leighton Bledsoe. course clerk; John Cole. field judge; Wren Moore, announcer; Dr. R. B, Durfee, field doctor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

dow, Nose Newman, M J. Cunning ham. J. J. Bowen. E. l.. Smith, l.. J. Overlook, Jesse Yoakum.
 The road committee of the Warren District Commercial Club-Vance Johnson. M. w. Powell. R. R. Boyd, r. c. Bledsoe. J. A.. Finney, ST.
 A committee of the Warren Dis. trict Luncheon Club-Dr. N. c. Bled- soc, T. H. Hughes, J. E. Brophy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

CLEVELAND. May 19. = Harry Lunte. of St. Louis. utility infielder of the Cleveland Indians, was released today to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast League. The transfer completes the transaction which brought Pitcher Walter Mails to the local team last season.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20
---------------------- Farmers Bulletins
 Received By Club

A number of farmers bulletins, pre- pared by the U. s. Department of Agriculture. and on subjects of inter est to every farmer have been re- ceived for distribution by the War ren District Commercial club from Congressman Carl Hayden.
 The subjects of the bulletins in clude: Feeding Cottonseed Pro ducts to Live Stock" How to Select Foods" "A Method of Analyzing the Farm Business" Frost and the Pre- vent'on of Damage By It, "Coopera- tive Marketing" Poultry House Con struction,' Sudan Grass Those who desire the pamphlets may pro cure them at the Commercial Club offices
 fha rf1iId1a ..noe, 1,-unl,a,.1e ..o,.l
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

less corn and callus remover. knycorn. no matter how deep rooted. departs quickly when "Gets-It" arrives. Won derfrlly simple. yet simply wonderful. because All soreness stops with tine first application. Get rid Of your corn and wear shoes thht fit. Big shoes simply Innke corns grow bigger. Your money b0ck it "Gets-Itn fails. Insist on the genuine. Ccsts but trifie everywhere Mid. Inv Y. lawrence & Co.. ChicaRo-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20
Dempsey Weighs 211
 In Street Clothes

ATLANTIC, N. J.. May l9.-Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight cham pion, weighed into today in street clothes at 210A pounds. which would bring him down to about 204 equipped for the ring Until a few days ago he showed a gain in weight, but his trainers announced he expects to make between 1S5 and 190 for his title match with Georges Carpentier. of Phoenix and w G. Gilmores of Tombstone represented the defend ants
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20
MASONIC CALENDAR

MASONIC CALENDAR
 May Fist, 1921 X Monday & Wednesday-Third Degree ~ Thursday-Commandery e4GA Regular MN Friday
 Saturday-Third Degree ". M. COX, w. M. B. T. WATKINS, Sec'y F. & A. M. w. A. NOWLIN, E. H. P. DAVID KOHEN, T. I. M. c. F. HAWLEY, E. c. J. L. POWELL, Secretary Chapf and Commandery.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20
PYTHIAN SISTERS

PYTHIAN SISTERS Lily Temple No. meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday evening of each month at Odd Fellows hall. Visiting sisters are cordially invited.
 GERTRUDE QUILL, M. E. O.,
 Phone, 616 LILLE vINSON. Box 143S. MORO.
 BoS iezs
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

WOMEN of MoosEHEART LEGION
 Bisbee Chapter 4S3 Meets every second and fourth Friday evening at Moose Lodge. LUELLA SNODGRASS, BESSIE DUCKETT, Recorder. Pnone SSS Senior Regent
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

In the middle ages drunkards used to be encased in barrel, with only their heads sticking out
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

WoMEN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OF THE MAcCA6EEs Bisbee Queen Review No. meets in l. O. O. F. Hall the second and fourth Monday of each month at 1880 D. m.
 MRS. HELEN BROwNLIE,
 Commander,
 Phone 567 MRS. SARAH REYNOLDS.
 Collector, Phone 55k
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20
Millions
 Use "Gets=It" For Corns
Stops Pain Instantly = Removes
 Corns Completely.

Everybody. everywhere neees to know ed about "Gets-It," the guaranteed pain
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20

ORDER OF EASTERN STAR ~ meets in Masonic Hall. AA Pearl Chapter No. 6, meets Ik~ in Masonic Hall second NY and fourth Tuesdays of
 each month at 7:30 p. m. MRS. MAUDE PERRY, w. M. Phone Blue 682.
 MRS. ELIZABETH WITTIG, Sec'y P. O. Box 2299 Phone Red 468.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-20
LODGE NOTICES

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEM
 Meets at Odd Fellows hall first Thursday of every month. Visiting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKETT. Sachem. 8. VERKAN, Chief of Records.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
GEN. cKOwpER TO CONFER
WITH PRESIDENT OF CUBA

Washington. Jan. BY direction Of
President Wilson Major General Enoeh
II. Crowder has sailed for Havana TO
confer with P-esidsn; Msnocsl regarding
regarding the situation in Cuba.
General Crowder sailed on The 5.
8, Minnesota.
1.-THE moratorium and financial crisis IN
Cuba continue" White House state
ment said. ";he solution OF which ap-
pears more difficult on account Of TIE I'M
SETTLED presidential elections.
"A continuation Of the present situation
would prove most Detrimental to tie
prosperity o. Cuba and harmful TO the
relations between the United States and
CUBA. "a
"As this cannot but be a matter of
the closest concern 70 this government
because OF the special relations existing
between the two countries, tho president
has instructed General CroWder 70 icon-
fer with President Menocal as TO the hes;
means Of remedying the situation"
Direct supervision Of Tire Cuban b.
elections. which It Is conceded must be
held. will not be undertaken by the Unit
ed States Il was authoritatively Stated
today. unless !: becomes more apparent
|, that the cubans are unable 10 manage
them honestly and efficiently
The election on Nov. IEt was tne nrsl
held under the provisions OF the new cleo
tOral law drawn by General cT0wder. The
act provides that all disputes must b
settled BY the courts within q Certain
time af:er they are filed.
In many cases the time limit has ex
pired but only few decisions havefbeeI
made and they have been appealed 10 thu
Cuban supreme court. making u impTob
able that definite adjustment can b.
had for many weeks, Il was said.
A conflict has developed between th'
new elections act and Cuban civil Law
! officials sadly The Havana government
had asserted that the cases were pro
eesding Is quickly as possible unde
court procedure. but evidence Of a dHa
| terry attitpde has been seen by the Amer
! lean oficia1s. which Is believed TO hav
prompted the dispatch OF General Grow
der on his new mission.
The number Of election contests max
! II impossible 10 determine whether Zaya
| or Gomez was elected to the Cuban pres
! idency and IT il possible that u tn
1 charges Of fraud and irregularities ar
| sustained In enough cases that secon
\ elections may be held IN a great part o
the isalnd. It was said.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

With he start OF tho new year men Of
money are beginning 70 ssh hsnkeTF
brokera and newspapers for if,forsnatlen
about the tax 10 0s paid On 1870 incgnss
The rate last year vas per cent fer
taxable incomes up 10 $500 and . psi
CEN. above sf.ooa. EE4srptiou vas EVER
for the first 32.0oe IN the case of a mar
each dependent OF tsee Single rnen an1
those not at fire head Of a housthoif paso
on the excess over si.oto csrporAtson
bianks will soon Be Sent cut anA biGn4f
for individuals are expected b. aDs9t -
middle OF the month or befora The ~
turns must be made ~ March 10 1nc
the first payment made Al ma tint. 4
being allowable 70 pay IN euartrfiy n
stallments
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
PUBLIC SALE

by order and direction OF ths ia
Isaac &uif. a Judge OF the Sanergf
Court fer the State Of ConDectlept 4 vii
sen al pubic a0ction 10 the hiTk<sf ar
bidder whl1e II hes adjacent to ths 6nN1n
turnpike lesding from Norwich - Case
ner Lake. in me Town Of Meutvtlis
timber OF varying sizes asd le,sath3 aiso
about 1904 boz I'd feet Of heavy sqcaiVe
timber. shout fi0 cords Of slab wo64 ard
about 22s square posts. All On or bear ~
Stony Brook watershed. IN aaiA Hfaf-
Vile The fTsi property 10 be oftref
rili be the first set out IN fhis halkna
sale will be he'd on SATURDAY. tahr ~
1891. at II o'c,oek IN the fefclooa n
stormy. next fair week day
For further particulars. telephone Ne
Iss. Norwich.
Dated at Norwich. Gem. fhs no
OSCAR n. MAX.
| Deputy sheriff Of the County of Nv
London. ian3-Ie-1l
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
NOTICE

FOR SALE: BY order Of The homefnasr
Court Of Probate for the District ~ EeY-
G sa.,s S IS,a e. s.l ss sss ss'sE 49,
deceased. in the Teal'esiate situated n De
Town Of Norwich. con6isting Of tNa ~
GELS. ard being fully described n ne -
plcaiion 90 Sc On Gle IN cid Court, fof
pIicatiOn
JOSEPH s. ADAMS.
jantd< Adnin lstrzfk1L
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
workmen's Compensation.

The following workmen's compensation
agreement has been approved By Com
missioner J. J. Donohue:
Ponemah Minis, Tartvillr. employer,
and Junius Greenwood. Taftgilie en-
ploye decoration OF finger. at rate Of
S17.74.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
nec.mhrr. RnInfnn l.es Inrh...

The yaipfan Of January ! and as
measured by Supervisor Charles ". Bur
ton OF the water department amounted to
$500 OF an inch. The total rainfall Of
December amounted TO ass inches.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
A Banain Want
WANTED

The naases sf boys sshe ere
wiling to get ap in The nassn-
ias and earn some msney
carrying papers. FrsqAsnily
there ere ssod reatse. CT
year na1nes en- Eie and be
ready fer the iirse vsssney.
Cali at the Ballssia oHee,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
All Run Down
Now Feels Fine


"Estonie is the only thing ! hs9
found TO stop nv heartburn and !
think II has bSsn q great help "a
nervous spslla, written 6. o. JohRsoa.
An upset stomach may eausa los
81 suffering al ever the bedy. EAionit
helps In snch> cases by removing tbs
.auss OF The misery, beeauae>it takss
np and carries out the excess ash
and gases and keeps Tie dRssk7e
organs in paturhl working order. A
tablet afteF meals IL oil ron nssA.
Big box costs only 4 trine viz
druggists guarantee.
Lee . osessd. la MAis q.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

FOR RAksz-Brswery heEsess we AAye
"a nice heFHes and mares standing Idle II
cur BtAbieSs We are AA0t sdcNn and all
must sD; pair black horses, weighing 7Soe.
pounds, ages and 3 years, sound and
perfect price $1s5s pair &aaple Efays,
YeiehiRG $3.50 ppqndA sound pair Of
chunky hsyses, prsCs $lse, pair noeas,
weight zsee poAAdA price $l6os pair BAYS,
weight 2se4 po4tlda. ages 8 and years.
Sound, price SIS, pair chestnut horses,
Weighing ee6eSpcaads. ages 8 and years,
nice farm team. they are beauties, price
$685. nice bay horse, years, chunky
built, kepnA. price 1850 !, alee gray Aefse,
age years. nriae $S5s balance are good
Business or farm hafzeS, at your own
price; eedble harness. single harnesses,
ttsIclA Wagons, blankets we send horses
on z4-day trial. delivered ffee. See Mr.
Cole at residence. IS hreweries are now
closed, IS Harrison St., Providence, R L
WestmlnsEAf ST ear passes Harrison St
Telepliaae West sb0eEW. We are beard
ing eur harsess and expense Is SO great
We have pfsced the haraes very low
3aAad
E,GH sAAE-Horse ana wagon, BAN,
meat choppers and fixtures Quality Mar
ket, Isl Franklin St jah4d
FcR sALE-Two horses, one weighing
1880, enc 1905, both CHUNKY build. good
workers and gentle; viii sell cheap if
taken this week. a. We have No use for
them 1e7 North Main St. No dealers
need Apply. jan4d
ron sA1E-Our hAnaa9me team OF
afAF hfrske The Henry Alien 3 Sea Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

COME IN and have your car washed,
any time between - N. and IL y. m.
Safieys Garage, Bath 81. deczSd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi-
ness before the public, there is no medi-
UNI better than through the advertising
columns Of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

WHEN YOU WANT to put your BUSH
aess before the public, there u no medi-
I'm better than through the advertising
columns of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

WANTED-+Raw furs, at H. A Heeb-
ner.s every Thursday. A. C. Bennett.
deei7d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

[ rex &AAE-Horee and wagon, bavg,
meat choppers and fixtures Quality Mar
| ket, Isl Franklin St jah4d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
EQUIPPED FARM
s1r50e

WI Coy An s0-AcRe -en.4ai. 2
Room COTTAGE HOUSE IN FIRST.
CLASS CONDITION., NEW BARN
24x2s. LAND IN A HIGH STATE or
FERTILITY = ABUNDANCE or
WOOD, PLENTY OF FRUIT. IA
'tILE TO VILLAGE. POST OFFICE,
Torres, c H U r cH E S AND
-HooLs. A RARE BARGAIN For
-dINCERE FARM BUYER. SEND
MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN
CHOICE OF 400
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
AUCTIONS
COAL AND wooD

COAL. seasoned wood and kinaiinss in
large or small quantities. Phone 500. r,
Shapiro Willow St, formerly Durkee
LNae eseltd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

WHEN your farm or business is for
sale, remember that we sell quick; any
location; all matters strictly confidential
Weisier's Farm Agency. Danielson. Conn.
dee1 Id
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
WANTED
AesE AHe EsvNp

3AosEs-FFidnE nis4h six she eBld
hnntina ease watch and gold cha4A. Fad
Ell leave ct BnlisttA pAzee end receive Fe-
Nara. jan4a
The Washington herald., 1921-04-14
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified. all the
following applicants are from this
city.
Willie Brown, 2S. Of Chevy Chase
Md, and Bertha Brown. %. The
Rev. A. Sayles. ,
James Giles, As. and Hattie Wash
ington. 35, OF Fairmont Heights
Md. The Rev. +. 4. SchwallenberE.
Lester a. Twiggs, %, of Balti.
more, Md. and ElreaRe l.. Galley
80 The Rev. e. II. Hesser.
Leslie c. 'Gaskins. 81. OF Chatta,
nooga. Tenn. and Theresa c. Chap.
man. 30. OF DanvinS, Va. The Rev
]. II. Jeffries.
James NJ. Hay. 20. and Mary NJ
Kelly. %. The Rev. p. c. Gavan.
Francis w. SChilIing, %. and Mar.
jorie X. Gillert. Il. The Rev. T.. c
GavaR
James Powell. -. and Doroth!
/ Woodward. IS. The Rev. L. r. Nc
AlHstcr.
Thnmas Il. Morris. ?6. and Kat,
'nw. BloNton. 81. both OF Potomac
Va. .tThes Rev. c. NJ. Compiler.
Arthur X Kercoude. %. and Edit
Laughlin. 20, OF High Point. y. c
The Rev. II. r. Downs.
Anthony j. Munz. 80. of Boston
Mass, and Matte J. Farmer. -. &"
Miles, Texas. The Rev. ]. L. Briggs
The Washington herald., 1921-04-14
..sREAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

6S3 Rhode Island ave NV. square
442. part lot 9-Morton Il. burton
ct uN. Ethel k., to Carrie +. Cy-
press, $40.
North of Narnum st. west Of
North Capitol ST. square 1921. lot 60.
Generosity-John II. O'Neil ct uN.
Margaret A, to John L. Garvey.
SO.
North of II st. east Of Reno rd
ne. square 1924. part lot 81, West
! Eckington-LesIie L. f. Prime ct
lux, Helen r., to Joseph +. Miller
ct ux. Ella NJ, SO.
7Os. 7IO and IL Alabama ave Sc.
square 1858, lots :. and GUS
tave Hubert ct uN. Augusta, to
Grace c. Trotter, $40.
2Ist ST nv. between I. and NJ SITS.
square ~, undivided three-fourth
interest in and t" lot ji-Earl l..
Klein to Leon Brill. jr.. Jacob Das-
hew and Morris Portion. SO.
5409 Illinois ave nv. square 299S.
lot 81. Brightwood Park-Richard
ID. Daniels to Evelyn l.. Stone, $40.
5409 Illinois ave nv. square 1895,
| lot 81. Brightwood Park-William
c. Stone at uX, Evelyn L., TO Rich
ard D. Daniels. sIR.
|. 420 X st NV. square Sic, part
original lot 2S-Wiliam C. Rouzer
ret uX, May T. to Robert W. Martz
ct .uX, Marie f., SO.
3O46 p st NV. square 1857. lot
224-John l.. Schafer ct uX. Ethel
NJ. to Margaret L. Harty. $40.
1919 st NV, square 2S5, lot 30
Charles Shore ct ux. Goldie, to Rob-
ert c. Rogers and John Fischer,
s1o.
1903 C, st ne. square 1905, lot SO
Francis d. Jackson ct uN. Lillian
c.. to. Samuel A. Schneider ct uN,
Anna $40.
I North of jefferson st, east Of 18th
st nwI square 2SO2. lot 6o-Bessie
Y. Coats to J. Harry Davis ct ux,
Lula F., SO.
T66 Columbia rd INV. square 2SSs
lot 16l, Mount Pleasant and Pleas
ant Plains-Harry Wardman and
/ Thomas Bones to Harry J. Regan
$40.
4O5 9Th st ne. square S12. lot al
Ralph L. Hall and William T. Bal
1 lard. trustees. to Albert Repetti
s1.75O.
! GaiJa,in st NV, between Georgia
ave and 18th st. square 1928, LOT
20. Fourteenth, Street. Terrace
Herbert T. Shannon and Morton j.
Luchs to Carl L. Armentrout ct ux
fOliye D., $40.
! 270s 11th st NV, square 2S5S. lot
90. Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
iPlains--Charles v. Roche to Al
media c.. Steele.
Gizor and Mount Airy. part lot
William H. Shipley to Alfred A.
tStsrbfrd ct ux., Ethel n, $40
+. North of Shepherd st. west oil
/ 18th st NV. square 1928, lot IS
tClarence H. Small ct uN, Florence
&C.. to Benjamin Rachlin ct ux
Rose. $40.
6ls New Jersey ave NV. square
s26,f lot 73-Bettie +. Rockwell t.
Reuben Rosenberg. SO.
i 1870 Irving st NV. square 2s4s
lot 9e. Columbia Heights-Rache'
4 G. Pierce to Emma and Era tn
i lotson. SO.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-14

llI2 S st NV. 1872 and 1917 S
st NV, square 1871, lots IL and ?,
square 207, lot 61-Samuel T. Moore
and Albert Harper, trustee, to JOS
eph L. Lanahan. $40.
| Near Vicksburg and South Capt.
tol SITS, square GIG. lots IL and lS.
laddition to Washington Highlands
I-Richard L. Stephenson to Mary l..
tStephenson, $40.
Setlih of X st. east of SD st Sc.
squars1ti97, lots - and H., Randle
iHiShlands-Charle +. Willard to
tzAlfretsM. DucRe1t. $40:
| Ssrth; ID MASSACHUSETTS ave. cast
fof 'Sfth 81 Hse,, north and south of
IN st, east of 81 st st Sc, square
54s5, lot SO, square 1896, lot 10.
Fsquare ,5497. lots and 10, square
l550S, lots 13 and a., square 5542,
lots SO. 81 and So, square S543. lots
Is. ~ and II, RaFle Highlands-
lGrover +. Tolson Il ux. Carrie A.,
to. Alfred NJ. Duckett. $40.
I Near northwest corner .4th and Fl
SITS NV. square 5l7, part. original
lot I 1-Union Trust Company to
Minnie X. 'Noakes. SO.
| Near northwest corner 4th and Fl
SITS NV. square Sig part original
l1ot Minnie n. Noakes to Lee
bYow, $40. - "a ,
|. Jenifer st NV. between Ssth and
i list st. square 1853, lot lS, Chevy
IChase, Hsights-John NJ. Henderson
to Mathilde McCabe, $40. '-
| North of varnum st, east of 18th
st NV, square 2646. lot ., Argyle,
iCowl and Lorn-J. C. Burns ct ux,
i lIneLiJ., toy. G. Burns & Bros, Inc,
.ls1e.,-~
II .35th st NV, between o and p SITS,
square 1247, part lot loS-Frank l.,
Eclarke ct u*. +. Clarke, to Frank
A. Jones. SO. -, -. ..s g.
/ North; Of jefferson st. west of sth
jst NV, square 2ea4. lot. So, Bright
wood .Park-Dilifar" d. y Powell to
Ospaapd. L. yNarela ct ux,' Ethel, $40.
il l738 5th st ne, square s0s.' lot 81
Ada C.$Meynes to Olivia ]. Baker
lS10s :: - NSI&-.'". i-" -.
ioiivia J. Baker conveys same
property to Annie NJ. Austin. $40.
/ Near southwest corner '11th and
d SITS Sc. square 972.'ipart original
lot, 4-Freda L. Beall. and Charles
BeAlI to Sarah c. Selby. so.
II. B st me- between I'd and Sd SITS
square 7ss, part original, lot 12-
Hugh Keneipp ct ux. Augusta, to
Edith II. Williams $40. =
i 1872 Shepherd st NV. square 3237
lot as. Petworth-Pennie r. Ayres
and Reba D. Ayres to Samuel s.
Fraser and Louise. E. Fraser. $40
+ California st NV, between .23d and
'E24th SITS, square 2519.S lots II and
b1s. .xKalorama Heights-Emmaz J.
ferguson to Henry G.. Ferguson
1910. .. -y"r = "S3
| South of C ST. east of 18th st
square 1877. lot s7-Elizabeth s.
lGladmane to Freda L Beall. s1s.
South ot 6 st. east of 18th st
.isduare 1877. lot s7--Freda L. Beafl
Ito Jesse A.. Harris ct ux. Edna NJ.
i S1o.- ~
j 445 Irving st NV. square -3o4s
lot "a, whitney Close-Jucille l.
lGcssage to Rose y. Parks. $40.
Il ,sRose' u. Parks conveys same
property to Howard s.. Gossage ;.ei
ux. Lucille sI1. as joint tenants. sic
The Washington herald., 1921-04-14
Building Permits


5s5s-S. M. Hollidge, build. 30Os
Fourteenth street northeast; lot IL.
square 1858.
5sso-csrrie B. HszeIton. build.
1918 Bowen road southeast : lots 81
3s. square 5365.
596I-Shannon & Luchs, build.
$500 to 52i4 Thirteenth street north
west; lots ~ to 10l, square 2s04.
5962-Shannon & Iuchs, build,
SOL TO Sis Thirteenth street north
west: lots 81 to 46, square 1880.
5963-Shannon & Luchs, build
shed. 500 TO 57l4 Thirteenth street
northwest; lots 81 to 1O1. square
2s04.
5e64-Shannon & Luchs. build
sheds, 52OI to 5215 Thirteenth street
northwest; lots 80 to as. square 1880.
5s65-S NJ. Hollidge. shed. S0os
Fourteenth street northeast; lot IA,
square 1853.
5966-P. Altemonte, repairs, 2i2
First street southwest; lot SIS.
square G3J.
5s67-N. Il. Thomas. garage. rear
6O2 Fifteenth street northeast: d. lot
1876. square 1851.
5s6s-Nstional Training School,
repairs, Fiftieth street and Grant
avenue; lot Sl4, square 5sli.
5969-W l.. Bridge, repairs, l641
Rosedale street northeast; lot 81,
square 4SlO.
597O-Mrs. Myrtle p. Long. re-
pairs, 1e43 ROsedale street north
east: lot IS. square 4S4O.
5a7l-Beajamin Jaffe. repairs. $40
e street northwest: lot Sl2. square
4S7.
5972-w. W. Mitchell. repairs. 1232
L street northwest: lot 11s. square
5e73-D. G. Joseph. build. 6035 Dix
street northeast: lot 80. square 52S6
5974-Overlook Development Co
repairs. Alabssna avenue near Suit
land road southeast: lot part ri
| 1857. square 5675.
5975-w. +. Burrows, repairs
1895 Wisconsin avenue northwest
lot >. square 1879.
5976-Oscar Il. Nelson. garage. be.
tween New Hampshire avenue ant
streets northwest. lot SOC. squar,
1921.
5977-Harry Levy. garage, 1897 y
| street npTlu"tSl' l'l cOa. SQudT'
1919.
5s7s-C. VI. Overton. sign. 100
Pennsylvania avenue northwest: 10
az square 1853.
5S7s-Edward q. Leech. garage
rear 2SS1 Twenty-seventh stree
northwest: lot So. square 2157.
5SSO-E. winthrow. fence. os1
HamIin street northeast: lot
square 1910.
5as1-w. r Wood. repairs. 81 FI'
teenth street northeast: lot s;
square 1870.
5sS2-C. and l. p. Hoffman. build
Az Savannah street southeast: IN
l1t2. square 59Ga.
59S2-T L. Mullov. rcpairs. 10
Eleventh street northeast: lot IS
square ab5
5sS4-N 7 wildinE. garage. rea
900 Twelfth street northeast: lot -
surLSre 1909
5ees-J Dorsey. garage. rear 1872
= street southeast: lot es5. squar
IOr5.
5eSs-N VI. Bassin. garage. rea
1n?7 Kenyon street northwest; 10
1n6. square 2sI5.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-14
Boy Hit BY Auto.

Donald Mac, aged .. Of 1903
Twenty street northwesT.
was slightly injured about tn" legs
and head last evcning as the re-
suit OF being struck by an sUtomo-
bile operated BY howard T. Criss. or
Bethesda, Md. He was taken 70 his
home.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-14
Robbed on Car.

+ y. weiser, 81 1911 New Jersey
avenue northwes;, reported 10 the
police last nigh, that he had been
robbed Of a pockctbook containing
valuable papers. on street car he
tween Fifteenth and II streets and
Eighth and II streets northeast.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-14

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