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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1916

Page

9

District court upholds dance hall ruling against license

Justice Gould rules district officials did not abuse police power when denying an academy license at the National Rifles Armory. Mandamus orders the license issued. an assessor had refused renewal under Commission directives amid nuisance complaints. The decision notes neighbors could seek court abatement if the hall proved a nuisance.

Justice Gould William P Richards Matri.t Im Ndwith Davison National Rifles Armory Streat Northwest Jusoe Etreute Richards de Isons Hcenge Academy Salutant Corporation Stephens Om Iala Thig Wilton J Taumbert Rl Ho Yeurman Fosteaulit Ieee

Eastern Students Stage Midsummer Night Dream Triumph

A large audience filled the auditorium on Seventh Street as the Maurern Fiigh Wheel Dramatic Club presented A Midsummer Night Dream. Cast members included Dexer Dewner Marion Watson Edna Pioner Sainu l Watere Jarvis George Hughah Ward Jetfield and many others. The Teria telelab directed by Mrs Frank Baram accompanied by Frances Burgesa and Sova Pughugh provided musical support. Dancing in the drill hall followed the performance.

Dramatic Club Ne Achoal Seventh Street Pennacca Avenue Dexer Dewner Marion Watson Edna Pioner Sainu l Watere Else Jarvis Geoge Hughah Ward Jetfield Thainvale Frank Baram Studenta Vwara Mies Francesa Burgesa Mias Sova Pughugh

Mlean Again President of Brookland Citizens Association

Mlean Moo Milean was reelected president at a seating in Masonic Hall. Other officers elected include vice president Ro Wilson and secretary treasurer Tob Feutchineon. A new committee structure names chairs for streets, schools, sanitation, parks, and legislation. A Brookland annual show committee will meet at C C Saltzman’s home next Friday. The group plans to seek improved water and telephone service through thepunt utilities commission via KC Saltzman and associates.

Moo Milean Brookland Citizens’ Association Masonic Praarten Ro Wilson Trevarrs Tob& Feutchineon Fom Commit Woon Fewla Schoola BE. C Preas T. F S&s D Parks Ant G@ Quinn Lea Wilson Brookland CC Saltsman Adapation R Wilson Dandey House Piatrict Lloyd Missouri Belef Margaret Wilson Edward J. Ward United States Bureau of Education Ward

Speed record boast in court sparks memory claim

Newburger asserts the speed record in court, claiming memory supports the statement that the court pace is being exceeded by Reno. The remark frames a contest over records and recollection within the legal setting.

Newburger Reno

D A R PROGRAM READY NITRATE PLANT UPHELD PLAN

The National Society Daughters of the Revolution prepares for the twenty-fifth continental congress at Memorial Continental Hall with delegates from Washington and other states. Key events include a reception at the new National Museum, a banquet at the Willard, and a wreath ceremony at Mount Vernon.

D. A.R Dr. Walcott Washington New National Museum White House National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution Memorial Continental Hall Hudson Maxim Guernsey Misa Natalie Lincoln Willard Ticheta Frederic H. Stevens Southern Society Congress George Martha Washington KE. R. Reneman Pittsburgh Mount Vernon D. A. R. Congress

Boundary Stone Exercises Celebrate 125th Cornerstone Laying

The State committee D A R District of Columbia will celebrate at 2:30 PM the 125th anniversary of the District’s first cornerstone laid by President George Washington. The ceremony also marks completion of the east corner milestone intiling near Chesapeake Junction at the District line.

State Committee D A. R. District of Columbia George Washington Chesapeake Junction

Winners at Washington Kennel Club dog show on day two

The Washington Kennel Club show at Riding and Hunt Club drew a larger crowd as day two showcased top prizes. Winners include Champion Brunehilde of Windebourne for best bread specimen, Ramsden Hex as best Russian wolfhound, and several other breed titles with owners across Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, and beyond.

Washington Kennel Club Riding and Hunt Club F Streets St. Bernard Palais Imnarator Thornton Crown I. EB. Schwartz Edward Henkel I. J. Schwartz Tristan Windebourne Howe Totten Boyds C. Carley Harriman New York Brunehilde Henry W. Shoemaker Altoona Frances A. Connelly B. F. Lewis, Jr Lansdowne, Pa Archibald Campbell, Jr Jack John ©. Evans Fonte Cy Cummings Bob White Ronald R. F Johnson Sioux Falls Dak Trish Sheila O'Brien Charles Heselatyn Rowdy Phil W. F. Corncall Marianna FE. M Wtison Goldie W George W. Watson Elmview Kennels Osk Ridge Prigen von Madgeburg Luke W. Bwank Cheltendsale Chancellor John Davies Anna M. Clyde Enacre Kennels Connecticut Thunder Boy George Lane Roseville

Call to G W A Alumni to enlarge organization

Stephen F. Kramer, president, urged George Washington University alumni to join and grow the General Alumni Association. He spoke at the annual meeting held at James Ormond Wilson School, calling for new members and active participation.

George Washington University Stephen F. Kramer General Alumni Association James Ormond Wilson School

Army and Navy News Officers Relieved and Reassigned

Capt. Abraham G. Lott relieved from duty May 28 as general staff member. Capt. Elvin R. Heiberg placed on detached list May 4 and Lott removed from that list May 5. Capt. Samuel Kaufman relieved from duty at Fort Bonron Virginia and proceeds to Plattsburg barracks New York to report for duty. Capt. Alexander Br Coxe to Army General Hospital Fort Bayard New Mexico for observation and treatment.

Abraham G. Lott General Staff Elvin R. Heiberg Sixth Cavalry Arting Dental Samuel Kaufman Fort Bonron Plattaburg Barracks M. Y Alexander BR. Coxe Second Cavalry Army General Hospital Fort Bayard N. Mex

Naval Orders From Various Commands

Navy dispatch lists numerous detachments and transfers including Lieut H G Fuller to Maine, Trent. Murray to Gallaudet Norwich Conn as naval inspector. A M Cohen to publicity chief in New York. Bidwell to Birmingham. Sweeney to Maine. Thomas Shin to Arkansas furs. Aberen to home and wait. Henry McDonald to Colorado. Vogresang to South Carolina. R H Millor to Missouri. Paul Richmond to Wisconsin. Owen to Navy Recruiting Station New Orleans. Drumm to Ohio. H P Rahbusch to North Dakota. John Whalen to Florida. J T Roach to Washington DC. Sigart Thompson to home. J B Pratt to Florida. Sorenson to Albany. E L Gray to Alabama. ships/destinations and sailings noted with Norfolk, Boston, New York, Hampton Roads and Panama Canal references.

H. G. Fuller Birmingham Maine Trent Murray Gallaudet Aeroplane Company Norwich Conn Benton Mass A. M. Cohen New York N. Y cMeer N.Y Tiestoa A. T. Bidwell Rhode Island Emsign Sweeney Thomas Shin Promethems Arkaume Furs Aberen Henry McDonald Ihe Colorado A. Vogresang M. B.C Naval Medical School Washington Washington, D.C South Carolina R. H. Millor Naval Medics Washington, D Missouri Borg Paul Richmond M. BR Navy Recruiting Station New Orleans F. Drumm M. RR. G Washington, D. C Ohio Bootswain H. P. Rahbusch Florida North Dakota John Whalen J T Roach Navy Yard Washington DC Sigart Thompson J. B. Pratt S K Sorenson Saratoga Albany E. TL. Gray Philadelphia Alabama

District Court News Highlights Lang Gets Probation for Misappropriation

Justice Sidgons yesterday sentenced John R. Lang in a criminal division to four years but suspended the sentence and placed him on probation on two of three indictments. Attorney J Williamshea represented Lang. Probate filings show Mary C Frey’s estate valued over 18000 with heirs and executors named, while other petitions seek sole executor status and reveal estates valued around 10000. In a separate civil case Nanette Schlatter sues James Bingham for 10000 over alleged false arrest, claiming rough treatment and wrongful charging. Represented by Walter P Plumiey.

Justice Sidgons John R. Lang Lang J. Williamshea Mary C. Frey Milton Greene Harriet C. Frost Isabel Vernam Meredith J. Holdeworth Gordon C. Virginia Woodward Wiliam A. Gordon William A. Gordon Hobart Dye L. Kate Caldwell L Street P. Edwin Dye Henry B. Dye Leonardsville N. Y Mary A. Luce Lucy M. Mott Sarah A. Swancott Raleigh Sherman Falal Nanette Schlatter District Supreme Court James Bingham District Polices Force Bingham Twelfth Street Thta Mullowney Walter P. Plumiey

Police Notes Reported Robberies And A Found Body

Police notes list multiple daytime robberies including a Miss Marjorie Stuart purse theft and various property losses across addresses in Northwest and Southeast Washington. A body of an unidentified Black man was found in the Eastern Branch near the Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge by the Vigilant boat. A man named Henry Bowman was injured when struck by an electric car at Fourteenth and D Streets Southwest.

Marjorie Stuart Twelfth Street E Street L. Tashop David P. Abbott Harry Walter Baltimore Dupont Circle Northwest H. P. Allan Union Station Friedlander & Bros Ninth Street Bernard Hall Capitol Streets Mary KE. Chase Biltmore Street Russell Alexander Thirteenth Street Joseph Bennedetta Catree Eastern Branch Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge Henry Bowman Second Street Fourteenth D Streets

Tragic Nitric Acid Suicide Reported In Washington

Miss Jamie W. Matthews 38 of 1312 Park Northwest died at Garfield Hospital after swallowing nitric acid in a melancholic state. Coroner Nevitt ruled death self inflicted. Matthews, a Census Bureau employee, native of Pennsylvania, had a brother in Northeast Maryland.

Jamie W. Matthews Park Road Northwest Census Bureau Garfield Hospital Nevitt Martha Co. Burritt Miss Matthews Pennsylvania Kensey Matthews Northeast Minneapolis

Allen's Foot-Ease relief for tired feet advertised

An antiseptic powder named Allen's Foot-Ease offers relief for pinching shoes and sore corns and bunions. It claims instant relief for tired aching feet and notes over 100,000 packages used by German and Allied troops at the front. Sold everywhere for 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes.

Allen Bunrona Cora

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