Untermyer Is TQ Aid Brandeis Senior Counsel
Samuel Untermyer the New York lawyer arrived in Washington and was retained by the Department of Justice to aid in the defense of Secretary McAdoo Comptroller Williams and Treasurer Burke against Riggs National Bank injunctions. Louis D Brandeis will serve as senior counsel with government lawyers as the case centers on the Comptroller's powers and federal banking law.
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Samuel Untermyer
New York
Department of Justice
Mc.doa
Williams
Burke
Riggs National Bank
Untermoyers
Samuel Utermyer
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Untermyer
Mir Brandeis
New Yorker
Congress Signal Limited
Gregors
Brandei
Department of Jusice
S&p
Untermyser
Riggs Bank
Wilsen
Congress
R.gg. National Bank
Mary A Hendley Die In Washington Home At Age 85
Mrs Mary A Hendley widow of street Fiends'ey died yesterday at her son’s residence 4216 Northwest Street at the age of 85 after long illness Dein born Athens New York she lived in Washington since 1901 active in Civil War era relief efforts at Armory Square Hospital She was charitable and beloved by many with two sons Eugene F Hendley Charles Mendie two daughters and a grandson Charles W Woffenlias of Baltimore.
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Mary A. Hendley
Vlepeales
Mr. Hepler
Athens
Eiudéon
New York
Tereare
Tiucinrat
Washington
Armory Square Hospital
Hendley
Lapestrin
Charles Mendie
Eugene F. Hendley
Fiera J. Hendley
Mrra M Hendley
Cath Ame
Charles W Woffenlias
Baltimore
Charlea W Hendley
Verdict for Blanche Rolling in Railway case at District Court
A verdict of 400 dollars was returned for Blanche Rolling against the Washington Railway and Fleetier at Circuit Court No 1 before Justice Tronld. The incident occurred near Thirteenth and D streets northeast on September 21, 1813, when the car started and struck her, bruising head and arm as she walked along the side of tracks at a curve. The company argued the risk lay with pedestrians on tracks at curves. Attorneys Wilton Jo Lambert and George Whitford represented the plaintiff. John F Barbour represented the company.
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Soiurt
Tronld. Sesterdas
Blanche
Washington Railway
Rollina
Thirteenth and
D Streeta
Wilton Jo Lambert
George Whitford
John F Barbour
Resinol Skin Care Ad Claims Clear Complexion
An early 20th century styled advertisement touts Resinol Soap and Ointment as a solution for dull skin and acne. It urges daily washing with Resinol Soap, finishing with cool water, and applying ointment for 10 to 15 minutes to cleanse pores and remove pimples and blackheads, promising a clear velvety complexion. The ad invites free samples from Dept. 15 R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
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Resinoi
Baltumore
Rubinstein Club Scores at Raleigh Hotel Concert
The Rubinstein Club of Washington presented a demanding program at the Raleigh Hotel last night its final concert of the season Miss Lucy Gates a New York coloratura soprano and Harry Patterson Hopkins a composer joined the ensemble The chorus directed by Mrs Blair delivered high quality work with strong piano accompaniment from Miss Juha Huggins Gates had sung in New York and other eastern cities adding to her growing reputation The program featured varied selections and a wide range of composers The performance benefited from capable support and refined ensemble singing.
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Rourbinstein Club
Washington
Raleigh
Lucy Gates
New York
Harry Patterson Hopkins
Blair
Misa Juha Huggins
Carranza Says He Accepts Wilson Terms For Recognition
New Orleans dispatch reports Gen. Carranza agreed to a provisional presidency with free elections and a full cabinet. The terms include a provisional president chosen by revolutionary military chiefs, a manifesto guaranteeing election freedom and foreign protection, and a pledge to restore arms embargo and enforce neutrality laws. The U S promises provisional recognition pending results.
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Arma
New Orleans
Carranza
Congress
Washington
Pendine
Mexico
Billy Sunday Campaign Sees $5000 Short In Paterson revival
In Paterson New Jersey on April 28 Billy Sunday bemoaned a $5000 shortfall in campaign funds for a seven week revival run by the Paterson and North Jersey Evangelical Association. He claimed $21,599 was raised of an estimated $22,090, warned pastors, and threatened to preach his Booze sermon as an attraction while noting he personally pays much of the staff. He criticized ushers and ministers for inaction and described the tabernacle costs as high as the Philadelphia venue.
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Paterson
N. J
Billy
Paterson and
North Jersey
Biily
Tabernacle
Philadelphia
Eilis
Woman Takes Bichloride After Train Illness
Mrs Annie Lovell of Virginia Highlands Va was taken to Emergency Hospital after falling ill onboard a Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric train at Twelfth Street station. She returned home later aided by her colored maid who pressed an automobile for transport claiming the poisoning. The maid would not identify herself and Mrs Lovell refused to discuss whether the act was intentional or accidental. Her condition was listed as undetermined for a day or two.
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Annie Lovell
Virginia Highlands
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Twelfth Street
Virginia
Lovell
Martin Arraigned in Police Court Over Playground Irregularities
District Attorney to continue probe as officials weigh money involved in alleged irregularities. Martin, superintendent of the District playgrounds, was arrested on a false pretenses charge after a weeklong inquiry into playgrounds accounts. Bail set at 3000, with case assigned to U S Attorney Las key and aides. Martin alleges no personal profit and seeks full due process as the investigation extends to current and past years.
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Brownlow
Edgar S&s. Martin
Frank Helan
Clim Grant
United States Attorney
Martin
United States
John F. Laskey
Boltha F. Laws
Daniel J. Donovan
John Charles
Charles
Arthur C Mones
Boy Scouts of the District
Paul Sleman
Ralph Given
Harper
Helan
Chevy Chapa
Department of Playgrounds
Donovan
Handa
Newman
Thetrict
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Fine program ends season by Redew Orchestra in Hall
The Redew Orchestra closed its season with a brilliant concert at Odd Fellows Hall conducted by H W Weber. Dancing followed. It was praised as one of the orchestra's best in seventeen years. Emma Cohen, a young soprano, sang Del Acqua's Villa nelle with a wide range and strong high tones. Ada Boteler, Frank Goebel, Raymond Moore, H B Schmidt, and Alfred H Rodrick also performed in prominent roles.
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Redew Orchestra
Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh Street
H. W. Weber
Emma Cohen
del Acqua
Misa Ada Boteler
Frank Goebel
Raymond Moore
H. B. Schmidt
Alfred H. Rodrick
Tragic French Author Urges Women's Rights During Visit
Jules Bois, French writer and psychologist, arrived in Washington to advance women's emancipation amid World War I. He links the war to a future where mothers govern cities and states, cites France's wartime female labor, and proposes open occupations for women under fair conditions. Bois will speak at the Press Club and at Mrs. John Jay White's home on Friday evening.
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France
M. Bois
Legion of Honor
Jules Bois
Washington
Henry White
Vielt
M. Boiss
Societa Des Gens de Lettres
Paris
M. Boils
Europe
M. Sols
England
M. Boise
Paria
M. Bola
M. Boles
Spain
London
John Jay White
Massachusetts Avenue
Funds To Aid District From Civic Bodies Not Confined
Executive committee of the Citizens' Committee on the Relation Between U S and the District met at Henry B F Macfarland's Evans Building office. Members include Theodore W Noyes A S Worthington D J Callahan Corcoran Thom and F Calladay. Subcommittees reported progress for the brief to be filed with the joint committee by August first and for hearings after September 1.
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Citizens’ Committee
U. S
Joint Citizen's Committee
United States
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Evans Building
Theodore W. Noyes
A. S. Worthington
D. J. Callahan
Corcoran Thom
F. Calladay
Seteot
Can- Breas
Contributions Drive For Joint Citizens’ Committee Budget
Receipts to date cover expert clerical and printing costs while many small contributors support the joint citizens’ committee. Additional funds are sought as associations pledge further support. Columbia Heights backs Judge Charles S. Bundy as its representative, joining the committee already serving from the hundred to sustain the half-and-half plan.
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Clie
Joint Citizens’ Committee
Citizens’ Associations
Columbia Heights Citizens’ Asgociation
Macfarland
Charles S. Bundy
Bundy
Committee of One Hundred
Redfield Defends Wilson at Indianapolis Love Feast
Secretary of Commerce William Redfield defended President Wilson's administration at a Democratic love feast in Indianapolis Indiana. Governor Samuel M Ralston and Senator John W Kern joined the speaker on the platform denouncing calamity howlers and urging continued support for the Wilson program.
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Secretary of Commerce
Indianapolis
Ind
William Redfield
Commerce
Wilson
Samuel M. Ralston
John W. Kern
Man Dies As Auto Overturns Near Rockville Field
Montgomery Harris 25, a Rockville mercantile clerk, was killed instantly when an automobile owned by Dr. Robert Warfield overturned four miles from Rockville on the Bethesda pike. Dr. Warfield 40, a Rockville dentist, was injured and taken to Georgetown University Hospital. Bridal party members and drivers aided the victims. Sheriff Peyton Whalen will hold an inquest. Harris leaves a widowed mother and two brothers.
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Montgomery Harris
Robert C. Warfield
Rockville
Washington
W. W. Welsh
Robert (. Warfield
Warfield
Georgetown University Hospital
W. ©. Dove
Dr. Warfield
Harttz
Georgetown
Rockville Pike
Bethesda
Brown
Edward McCarthy
Wisconsin Avenue
Mabel de la Vergne
A. O. de la Vergne
Harris
Peyton Whalen
Mongomery County
Raymond Harris
Eugene Harris
Montgomery County
Suburban Train Kills Boy In Washington D C
A Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon train struck Herman Lacy 16 of Humes Springs Va as it stopped at Fourteenth and B streets. The boy employed in the Agriculture Department was killed instantly. coroner Nevitt scheduled an inquest for this afternoon.
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Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon
Twelfth Street
Alexandria
Fourteenth
B Streets
H. L. Lacy
Humes Springs
Herman Lacy
Department of Agriculture
William L. Kelly
Nevitt
Frank Travia
Percy EB. Cuft
B Street
J F. Buckley
Peek
Dr Outwater Honored at Funeral in Kendall Church
Hundreds gathered at Kendall Baptist Church for the funeral of Rev Theron Outwater longtime pastor of the church. Services began at the residence with Rev John E Briggs of Fifth Baptist Church leading prayers. Floral tributes from nearly every city congregation surrounded the casket.
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Kendall Baptist Church
Theron Outwater
John E. Brigg S
Fifth Baptist Church
S. H Greene
Calvary, Baptist Church
Elizabeth
Outwater
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Times-Picayune
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Paterson Fund Angels
Bichloride
America
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John Joy Edson
James F. Oyster
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Chamber of Commerce
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John Poole
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Radnor
Roe Fulkerson Optician
F Street
Willard Hotel
Devil
Wade
LANSTON_MONOTYPE MACHINE Co
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Flke
Prince and Royal Streets
Board of
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Secreta
Aeena
H. Romar
Keles, Va
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New York Ave
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